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March 15, 2023 March is Blood Clot Awareness Month, which is a chance for everyone to learn more about and assess their risk of blood clots. One of the best things you can do to lower your risk for blood clots is staying active, so this month we’re focusing on the importance of exercise for vascular health. Blood clots are actually quite common. They’re gel-like clumps of blood that can have many different effects on your body. Serious blood clots can cause events like heart

February 28, 2022 By: David Sayas Originally posted 8/16/22 Vascular Cures believes in supporting patients, caregivers, and advocates by sharing their experiences in a safe space. We believe this is essential to spreading education and disease awareness in ways most meaningful to the people impacted. Our patient Partner and Vascular Cures’ board member, Steve Hamburger, founded a Facebook Community PAD support group that has grown to over 400+ members. Reflecting on the past

February 23, 2023 February is Black History Month, and a time to reflect on the ways vascular care and research have been and often continue to be inequitable. This month, our newsletter will focus on stories and perspectives from Black patients, providers, and advocates who make a difference in vascular health. Black History Month allows our nation to celebrate Black Excellence in all its forms - including in medicine and healthcare. New Face at Vascular Cures: Meet Chiamaka