Fall 2010

Fall 2010 issue:

Targeting Arrhythmias

Every physician knows that when it comes to heart arrhythmia, precise diagnosis and treatment saves lives. The Heart and Vascular Center at Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes-Jewish Hospital includes five cardiac electrophysiologists (EP) who offer the complete spectrum of clinical procedures for patients with heart arrhythmia. They’re also leading the way in developing better approaches to diagnosis and treatment.

Also in this issue:

• Top Ranking from U.S.News & World Report
• Parasitic Infections from Eating Raw Crayfish
• Only One-Third of Young Girls Get HPV Vaccine
• Patients with Leg Blood Clots Sought for Clinical Study
• New Clinic for Treatment-Resistant Depression
• Genome Sequencing Breast Tumor Progression
• First Heart-Kidney Transplant at Barnes-Jewish
• Brain-Computer Interface (BCI)
• Dutasteride Reduces Risk of Prostate Cancer
• National Leadership in Medicine

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