Texas Heart Institute Newshttp://THIa.sleh.com/News, stories, multimedia, upcoming events, and publications of the Texas Heart Institute.Wed, 22 May 2013 23:55:41 +0000CommonSpot Content Server<description><p align="right"> <a id="CP___PAGEID=261096,Social-Media.cfm,15|" href="/AboutUs/News/Social-Media.cfm">Social Media</a>    <a id="http://texasheart.org/AboutUs/News/index.cfm?xml=Texas Heart Institute News,RSS2.0|" href="http://texasheart.org/AboutUs/News/index.cfm?xml=Texas Heart Institute News,RSS2.0">RSS Feed</a> <a id="http://texasheart.org/AboutUs/News/index.cfm?xml=Texas Heart Institute News,RSS2.0" onmouseover="return self.status='http://texasheart.org/AboutUs/News/index.cfm?xml=Texas Heart Institute News,RSS2.0'" href="http://texasheart.org/AboutUs/News/index.cfm?xml=Texas Heart Institute News,RSS2.0"><img id="http://texasheart.org/AboutUs/News/index.cfm?xml=Texas Heart Institute News,RSS2.0||CPIMAGE:258279|" title="Subscribe to THI News RSS feed." alt="Subscribe to THI News RSS feed." src="/AboutUs/News/images/rss_thumb.png" border="0" height="25" hspace="0" width="25"></a></p><p>May 7, 2013  <br><strong>Medical advancements that sound like science fiction</strong>  <br>The first 2 slides in this gallery refer to Texas Heart Institute research: a heart pump with no pulse featuring Dr. Bud Frazier and heart transplant with no human donor, featuring Dr. Doris Taylor. See the <a id="http://blog.chron.com/healthzone/2013/05/health-care-or-science-fiction/#11984-6|" href="http://blog.chron.com/healthzone/2013/05/health-care-or-science-fiction/#11984-6"><em>Houston Chronicle</em> "Health Zone" blog</a>. </p><p>May 7, 2013  <br><strong><img src="/HIC/WomenHeart/images/Coulter1_webthumbsm.jpg" id="||CPIMAGE:259435|" alt="Dr. Stephanie Coulter - Interview with International Innovation" title="Dr. Stephanie Coulter - Interview with International Innovation" align="right" border="0" height="105" hspace="8" vspace="0" width="91">The Center for Women's Heart &amp; Vascular Health</strong>  <br>"Women are more likely to die from heart disease than cancer, and less likely to receive appropriate treatment than men. Director Dr Stephanie Coulter explains how the Center is addressing the gaps in diagnoses, treatment and research." In an extensive interview with one of Europe's prominent international research magazines, Dr. Coulter discusses the missions of the Texas Heart Institute Center for Women's Heart &amp; Vascular Health (<a id="CP___PAGEID=251914,index.cfm,120|" href="/HIC/WomenHeart/index.cfm">www.texasheart.org/hic/womenheart</a>). Read <em>International Innovation "Analysis"</em> (<a id="CP___PAGEID=249112|" href="/AboutUs/News/upload/CWHVH_International-Innovation.pdf">a prepublication PDF</a>), by permission from <a id="http://WWW.RESEARCHMEDIA.EU|" href="http://WWW.RESEARCHMEDIA.EU">WWW.RESEARCHMEDIA.EU</a>.<br></p><blockquote><a id="CP___PAGEID=8254,archive.cfm,15|" href="/AboutUs/News/archive.cfm">&gt; News archive</a></blockquote> <hr title="" align="left" color="#9b0000" size="1"></description><guid isPermaLink="true">http://texasheart.org/AboutUs/News/index.cfm</guid><link>http://texasheart.org/AboutUs/News/index.cfm</link><pubDate>Wed, 15 May 2013 13:46:57 +0000</pubDate></item></channel></rss>