Congratulations to Edward A. Fisher, MD, PhD, on being selected to deliver the Russell Ross Memorial Lectureship in Vascular Biology at #AHA26 this November in Chicago.
This well-deserved honor recognizes Dr. Fisher's exceptional contributions to vascular biology.
Can an avocado a day keep the doctor away? 🥑
Center Director Dr. Jeffrey Berger shares with @AARP how foods like avocado and flax seeds actually compete with cholesterol absorption, plus other tips to improve #hearthealth.
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Congratulations to Edward A. Fisher, MD, PhD, on receiving a 2026 Leducq Foundation International Network of Excellence award to co-lead a global research network studying how obesity and weight cycling affect cardiovascular disease risk.
Read more ➡️ https://t.co/LstcmpE5Pm
It's been a good run! Stepping down as Division Director after 25 years. I've been blessed with the best colleagues and trainees. The programs we have created are exceptional and the collegiality has been nothing short of extraordinary. Good luck to @SVRaoMD
In the newest Behind the Breakthrough episode, Kathryn Moore, PhD, explains how heart disease is driven not just by cholesterol, but by inflammation. Her discoveries may help stabilize—even reverse—plaque at its source.
Full video: https://t.co/dTJ0dXAWwW
📣 Catch Dr. Chiara Giannarelli at #AHA25 tomorrow, Nov 7 | 9:45–11 AM
Dr. Giannarelli will sharing insights on 'The Evolving Landscape of #Atherosclerosis in the COVID-19 Era.'
Session: Changing Landscape in Lymphatic & Cardiovascular Disease
📌Room 206–207
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📣Plenary Address! Dr. Edward Fisher, Center Director of Translational Research, will share groundbreaking work on cell-based approaches to combat vascular inflammation & atherosclerosis at the Colloquium on Cell-Based Therapy for Atherosclerosis.
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Congratulations to @KathrynMooreLab, Director of the NYU Cardiovascular Research Center, on being named Master Scientist! Her pioneering work continues to illuminate how inflammation, immunity, and blood flow shape cardiovascular and cancer biology. #NYUResearch
Recent findings from the van Solingen lab @coenvansolingen identify a long non-coding RNA that regulates the interferon response through IRF1. @ycyr06
https://t.co/aCWb8MBujg
A terrific start to the new year! Getting to work with two amazingly talented people: NYU cardiology fellow (soon to be EP fellow) John Santucci and NYU medical student Samantha Hall. Check out our short review: Advances in transcriptional regulation of the heart rhythm https://t.co/wElz29HXLz
We had an amazing time at the CVRC Career Development Seminar Series holiday party! 🎉 Great food, lively trivia, and fantastic company to wrap up the year.🏆 Thanks to everyone who joined and made it so special—what a way to celebrate the end of 2024! 🌟 @NYULHCVRC
Thrilled to see our latest research published in @NatureCVR 🎉! Excited to contribute new insights into ICI therapy impact on atherosclerosis. Huge thanks to the amazing team and collaborators for making this possible. @GiannarelliL@dayasagar84@ChiaraGiannare1
Congrats to @hauke_horstmannn, new postdoc in @GiannarelliLab, for his cross-species scRNA-seq study on atherosclerosis featured on the CVR cover! 🎉 Read: https://t.co/pZ8kbE2T8e
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🚨 New discovery alert! 🚨
In this month’s issue of @NatureCVR, we identify a dendritic cell population that acts as a hub for immune checkpoint communication within human atherosclerotic plaques. @NYULHCVRC@ChiaraGiannare1
https://t.co/aBk1GhsPFO
We're hiring! 🫀🥼
We're looking for a Senior Research Scientist and a Postdoctoral Fellow to join our team in New York. 🗽
Interested or know someone who might be? Reach out to me directly with any questions!
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Check out this simple strategy for improving your heart and overall heath long-term that our Founding Director Dr. Edward Fisher swears by🚶🏼♂️💜 https://t.co/Z9T8mD8smc