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Cardiovascular Clinical Research

Cardiovascular Clinical Research seeks to improve clinical diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases. Studies are supported by government, industry or private grants. Research includes studies of new medications (including investigational drugs), studies of therapeutic devices e.g. new coronary artery stents, studies using new imaging techniques e.g. CT-Angiography, OCT., genetic studies and studies of biologic markers.Affiliation: Massachusetts General Hospital
Web site: http://www.massgeneral.org/cccr/cccr/cccr.html
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