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Swing by the 4th floor of the School of Medicine to see our new Department Chair History Wall.

Congratulations to John Ryan, MD (Cardiovascular Medicine) on getting elected to the School of Medicine Curriculum Committee.

Congratulations to John Ryan, MD (Cardiovascular Medicine) on getting elected to the School of Medicine Curriculum Committee.

In an article published in the New England Journal of Medicine, Nassir Marrouche, MD (Cardiovascular Medicine) explains that an ablation procedure may be more effective than medications for patients with...

The Division of Endocrinology is pleased to welcome Juliana Simonetti, MD.

John Ryan, MD (Division of Cardiovascular Medicine), Director of the University of Utah Pulmonary Hypertension Center, joins The Curbsiders podcast to discuss the ins and outs of pulmonary hypertension.

This year’s symposium was organized by faculty from the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine: Craig Selzman, MD along with Joseph Stehlik, MD, MPH, Stavros Drakos, MD, PhD, and adjunct professor Abdallah...

From Kristen Ries, MD, the first physician to treat AIDS patients in Utah, to the University of Utah Health free HIV prevention clinic opening next month, the Deseret News sheds...

John Ryan, MD (Division of Cardiovascular Medicine), Director of the University of Utah Pulmonary Hypertension Center, joins The Curbsiders podcast to discuss the ins and outs of pulmonary hypertension.

This year’s symposium was organized by faculty from the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine: Craig Selzman, MD along with Joseph Stehlik, MD, MPH, Stavros Drakos, MD, PhD, and adjunct professor Abdallah...

From Kristen Ries, MD, the first physician to treat AIDS patients in Utah, to the University of Utah Health free HIV prevention clinic opening next month, the Deseret News sheds...

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The Division of Cardiovascular Medicine is pleased to welcome Dr. Line Kemeyou to the faculty as an Assistant Professor.

Quiet Heroes tells the story of Kristen Ries, MD (Infectious Diseases) who was Utah's first physician to treat patients with HIV/AIDS.

Quiet Heroes tells the story of Kristen Ries, MD (Infectious Diseases) who was Utah's first physician to treat patients with HIV/AIDS.

Congratulations to Makoto Jones, MD (Epidemiology) and Peter Danzig, LCSW (Infectious Diseases) on the recent approval of their new research grant.

Congratulations to Dr. Adhish Agarwal for having his letter to NEJM Editor accepted.