CW Research Team

Researchers at the University of Michigan Health System have determined that the very air we breathe can be an invisible catalyst to cardiovascular disease.

Michael Fischbein of the Stanford University Medical Center reviews advances in cardiac surgical procedures including new therapeutic approaches to treat valvular disease, heart failure/heart transplantation, and aortic disease.

Approximately 800 cancer survivors and their families gathered together with the hospital staff to celebrate. This event serves as an inspiration for all cancer patients/survivors.

Thomas M. Jessell, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator, examines the neural circuits that control our movements.

30-year-old actress Lesley Hart was made up as a 70-year-old as part of an experiment to see how people in Scotland treat the elderly for International Older Persons Day

Biotechnology is creating more heart-healthy oils rich in omega-3 fatty acids.

Did you know that not just dogs but any domestic animal can cause rabies? Read on to know more about this less-talked but lethal disease

A video from World Heart Federation stressing that even the smallest steps can contribute to a healthier lifestyle.

Learn how sinusitis, which affects 37 million Americans every year, is diagnosed and treated, including recent innovations. Presented by Peter H. Hwang, director of the Stanford Sinus center and professor of otolaryngology at Stanford University.

Dr. Euan Ashley, assistant professor of cardiovascular medicine at the Stanford University Medical Center, breaks down a heart attack, explaining how it happens, why apparently healthy people can suffer heart attacks and what you can do about to prevent an attack.