The team used an artificial tricuspid valve, EVOQUE, which received Food and Drug Administration approval in February.

HIVMA was created in 2001 by the Infectious Diseases Society of America "to advance a comprehensive and humane response to the HIV pandemic, informed by science and social justice."

The study will go a long way to improving the early diagnosis and treatment of familial hypercholesterolemia, a common genetic driver of cardiovascular disease.

The discovery could improve safety of allopurinol for millions by expanding genetic screening.

The division includes approximately 40 faculty and 50 staff members, and is consistently recognized for its excellence in comprehensive clinical care.

To launch a connection search, someone with a specific gene variant signs up to meet others who share that variant, beginning a process of discovering new connections with unknown relatives and encouraging family members to get tested.

Jacek Hawiger and his colleagues report that a “peptide genomic therapy” given in combination with an antibiotic nearly doubles survival rates from sepsis in an animal model, compared to treatment with antibiotic alone.