Robert Busch, MD

Endocrinology
Albany Med

Marianna Heusler

Patient Advocate
Women Heart

Tracy Macaulay, PharmD

Clinical Associate Professor at University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy

Chad Witheridge

Heart Attack Survivor and Advocate

Seth Baum, MD

Florida Atlantic University

Ann deVelasco, RN

WomenHeart Champion

Jan McAlister, DNP

Piedmont Heart Institute

Barbara Fleeman

WomenHeart Champion

David Devine

Mended Hearts Advocate

Lea's Story

Lea has struggled with statins in the past. But she's not giving up the fight to lower her cholesterol.

The Unmet Needs of Heart Failure Patients

The number of Americans dealing with heart failure is expected to grow to 8 million by 2030, increasing the total cost of care to almost $70 billion.

Managing Cardiovascular Disease & Diabetes During COVID-19

Telehealth can keep patients stable & in control of their health.

Signs & Symptoms of Heart Failure

Patients need education, options and policies that promote equitable access to treatment.

Patient-Centered Care for High Cholesterol

By persevering and working with their health care providers, patients can find the best treatment path to manage high cholesterol.

Thomas Getchius

Thomas Getchius is the director of Guideline Operations and Strategy at the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology.

Michael Honigberg, MD

Michael Honigberg, MD, is a cardiologist at Massachusetts General Hospital and an Instructor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.

Kaavya Paruchuri, MD

Kaavya Paruchuri, MD, is an advanced clinical and research fellow in the Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Center at Massachusetts General Hospital.

Mindy Saraco, MHA

Mindy Saraco, MHA, is the Managing Director, Scientific & Medical Affairs, at the American Diabetes Association, and guides the Professional Practice Committee in their development of the Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes each year.

Paper: The Intersection

Policies and practices must acknowledge cardiovascular disease and Type 2 diabetes as the comorbidities they so often are.

Video: The Diabetes-Cardiovascular Connection

People with Type 2 diabetes are twice as likely to have heart disease. But is the health care system set up to effectively manage patients with coexisting conditions?

Amit Khera, MD

Amit Khera, MD, is a professor of medicine and cardiology at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.

Ann Marie Navar, MD

Ann Marie Navar, MD, is a preventive cardiologist and an associate professor of medicine in the Division of Cardiology at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.