A local woman shares how her newborn son helped to unravel a heart disease mystery spanning at least three generations, and Dr. Ankit Bhat details the rapid growth of HCM treatments. Read More

Patti Hutton felt something was wrong with her heart for more than a decade. She finally started getting real answers to her questions after getting a second opinion with the team at The Christ Hospital Heart & Vascular Institute. Read More

A heart failure diagnosis can bring a wave of emotions and a lot of questions. Dr. Ramesh Emani shares why people are living longer with heart failure, and the innovations happening right here in Cincinnati to improve quality of life. Read More

Join The Christ Hospital in a month-long celebration of heart health. Simple steps today can keep your heart beating strong all year long! Read More

Your cholesterol levels can be impacted by everything from the foods you eat to your genetics. What those numbers really mean and why a sneaky form of cholesterol called Lp(a) is a growing concern in heart disease research. Read More

Cardiac electrophysiology or “EP” is a rapidly evolving sub-specialty in cardiology involving abnormal heart rhythms as well as medical devices. Read More

John is symptom free and feeling his best after a minimally-invasive procedure for chronic total occlusion. Read More

One in five Americans have a completely blocked artery, called a chronic total occlusion—or CTO. The Christ Hospital CTO program offers exceptional care, leading-edge research, and a level of expertise found at only a handful of centers in the country. Read More

Cincinnait knows those dog days of summer all too well. Cardiovascular specialist Dr. Ankit Bhatia on the dangers extreme heat poses to your heart health and the symptoms of heat stroke everyone needs to know. Read More

With a lot of love, and a little Springsteen, heart transplant recipient Terri Cecere and husband George reflect on the gift of life, and the innovations in heart failure treatment that have taken them on an amazing journey. Read More