Cardiovascular Medicine

With $650K Grant, Canty Explores Molecular Remodeling in VF
12/23/16
John M. Canty Jr., MD — an attending cardiologist at the Buffalo VA Medical Center, SUNY Distinguished Professor and Albert and Elizabeth Rekate Professor of Medicine — has been awarded a $650,000 merit review grant from the Veterans Health Administration to explore why people die from ventricular fibrillation (VF) as the only manifestation of heart disease.
9 Medical School Awardees Honored for Excellence
10/26/16
Eight faculty and one staff member from the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences were among those honored for notable achievement and service at the 13th annual University at Buffalo Celebration of Faculty and Staff Academic Excellence.
Frawley, Calkins, Mindell/Brody Awardees Announced
7/27/16
A medical student and fellows in cardiovascular medicine, hematology-oncology and pediatric endocrinology-diabetes have received a trio of prestigious school awards.
Record Numbers Participate in Medicine’s Annual Research Day
6/29/16
A record number of residents, fellows, junior faculty and medical students presented their research results in areas including new treatments for endocarditis, overcoming cardiovascular health disparities and boosting mitochondrial health during the Department of Medicine’s fourth annual Research Day.
Cardiovascular Fellow Wins Poster Award at National Meeting
6/9/16
Vasvi Singh, MD, a first-year trainee in the cardiovascular disease fellowship, won the “Best Fellow in Training” poster award for her presentation at this year’s Scientific Sessions of the American College of Cardiology.
Three Faculty Members Named SUNY Distinguished Professors
5/26/16
Three Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences faculty members have been named State University of New York Distinguished Professors.
Research Finds Smartphone App Useful Tool for Heart Monitoring
5/20/16
Department of Medicine researchers found a smartphone app can track palpitations in heart patients as effectively as 14-day event monitors that are the current standard of care.

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