The Cardiovascular Research Center

Founded in 2007, the Cardiovascular Research Center is home to scientists, physician-scientists, medical/graduate, and undergraduate students focused on basic and translational cardiovascular research. Investigators from various disciplines, including biomedical engineering, development biology, vascular biology, and pharmacogenomics, join their talents here to pursue cross-disciplinary goals using fundamental discoveries to prevent and reverse heart failure and atherosclerosis.

For more information about our Center, contact:

Blake A. Adair
Program Coordinator
Tel: 212-241-4082
Fax: 212-241-4080
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NEWS

Facts About Cardiovascular Medicine at Mount Sinai
December 14, 2012 - Mount Sinai Heart is among the world's leading centers for cardiovascular medicine, offering the newest advances in cardiology.

Mount Sinai Researchers Present Landmark Data at American Heart Association Meeting
November 7, 2012 - Impact of Education on Drug Adherence, Diabetes on Heart Disease and 3D Ultrasound Technology on Disease Detection presented at 2012 Scientific Sessions

Mount Sinai’s Valentin Fuster, MD, PhD, Sworn in as Honorary NYPD Surgeon
September 14, 2012 - Dr. Fuster was one of five physicians sworn in yesterday as a member of the Society of Honorary Police Surgeons of the City of New York.

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Meet the Director

Roger J. Hajjar, MD is Director of the Cardiovascular Research Center at Icahn School of Medicine and the Arthur & Janet C. Ross Professor of Medicine.