Read about upcoming changes to UnitedHealthcare coverage.
Weill Cornell Medicine is a nationally recognized leader in heart health, with a top-honored Mitral Valve Repair Reference Center, a comprehensive women’s heart health program and a Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM) program that provides life-saving care to patients. Our physicians provide cardiac care with an individualized, multidisciplinary approach, while our world-class researchers are on the forefront of the latest breakthroughs. Here you'll find information on prevention, emerging technologies and clinical trials to help you live your best heart-healthy life.
Our doctors are sought-after experts in their field. Read their thoughts about heart health in the media.
April 30, 2026 5 Mistakes That Can Mess Up a Blood Pressure Reading, According to Doctors
March 26, 2026 Extra 11 Minutes of Sleep Per Night Lowers Heart Attack, Stroke Risk
Jan 19, 2026 7 Things All Women Should Know About Their Heart Health
December 04, 2025 Improving Detection of Aortic Aneurysms
November 21, 2025 Heart Health Breakfast Ideas
February 17, 2025 A heart attack scare turned out to be stress cardiomyopathy : NPR
February 12, 2025 How being in love impacts heart health: cardiologist
Learn about the latest heart health research at Weill Cornell Medicine.
AI Tool Shows Promise in Diagnosing Advanced Heart Failure | Weill Department of Medicine March 20, 2026
Loneliness Linked to Higher Risk of 30-Day Hospital Return After Heart Attack | Weill Cornell Medicine December 17, 2025
A Crucial Step to Improve Care in Heart Failure: Integrating Home Health Care into Learning Health System | Weill Department of Medicine August 14, 2025
Using Data and AI to Create Better Health Care Systems | Newsroom | Weill Cornell Medicine | Weill Department of Medicine June 26, 2025
Dr. Madeline R. Sterling Releases Scientific Statement on American Heart Association’s Life’s Essential 8 | Weill Department of Medicine December 17, 2024
Weill Cornell Medicine is a leader in innovation, providing cutting-edge treatments to improve outcomes and deliver on our promise of personalized care.
Leveraging Digital Technology to Empower Prevention:
“We’re [piloting] electronic medical support to identify patients who have very high cholesterol and flagging them to their PCP [for follow up].”
-Dr. Samuel Kim
Targeting Better Diagnoses and Treatments:
“We are focusing now on microvascular dysfunction, which affects predominantly females, and unfortunately, has historically been difficult to diagnose. We’re currently building a program to decide if certain interventional tests make sense and can help tailor therapy.”
-Dr. Jaya Kanduri
Studying Patients’ Long-Term Health Effects:
"We're participating in an international, multicenter registry looking at patients who receive immune checkpoint inhibitors, which can help us better understand immune checkpoint inhibitor myocarditis.”
-Dr. Stephanie Feldman
