We are excited to be starting our first runs on the SNSF R'EQUIP funded pre-clinical magnetic resonance (MR) scanner. Many thanks to Dr. Petra Seebeck of the Integrative Rodent Physiology (ZIRP), University of Zurich for organizing a «Train the Trainer» meeting together with MR Solutions.
Congratulations to Achi, on being awarded a generous funding grant for his excellent research and further development of his career.
Katja will perform her MD thesis in our group dealing with the «Prognostic Value of Non-Traditional Cardiovascular Risk Markers in Women – Data from the Zurich Imaging Biobank (ZIB)».
We are happy to announce that the European Heart Journal published our review article about «Sex and Gender in Cardiovascular Medicine: Presentation and Outcomes of Acute Coronary Syndrome». We discuss the potential mechanisms and non-traditional risk conditions influencing gender and sex differences in vascular biology, clinical presentation, and outcomes of acute coronary syndrome.
Congratulations to Cathérine Gebhard to conduct research on «Gender-Differences in Heart-Brain-Crosstalk: Role of Inflammation, Sympathetic Pathways, and Psychosocial Complexity».
We are happy to announce that Achi obtained a SNSF mobility grant to study the «Diagnosis and Management of Parkinson’s Disease: Role of Trace his project founded Amine Associated Receptor 1 and Cardiac Adrenergic Denervation» at Harvard University in Cambridge, MA, USA.
Congratulations on receiving funding from the SNSF R'EQUIP for a pre-clinical magnetic resonance (MR) scanner for the University of Zurich.
Congratulations to Susan Bengs on her project «Sex-differences in the Development and Clinical Course of Left Ventricular Hypertrophy: Role of Sex Hormones, Inflammatory Pathways, and Cardiac Sympathetic Activity» funded by the Swiss Heart Foundation.
Cathérine’s SNFS professorship investigates the «Gender-Differences in Heart-Brain-Crosstalk» and the influence of psychosocial complexity, inflammation and sympathetic activity on the heart-brain crosstalk.
We are pleased to announce our latest publication on «Women in Radiology: Why is the Pipeline Still Leaking and How can we Plug it?». Have at look!
Department of Cardiology
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Department of Nuclear Medicine
Cardiovascular Gender Medicine
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Department of Acute Medicine
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CH-4031 Basel
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