Cardiac Disease Prevention Center - Weill Cornell Medicine

Cardiac Disease Prevention Center - Weill Cornell Medicine The Cardiac Disease Prevention Center at WCMC conducts cardiac-related clinical trials under the direction of Dr. Bassem Masri.

The Cardiac Disease Prevention Center at Weill Cornell Medical College is run under the pristine direction of Dr. Bassem Masri. We conduct many clinical trials, primarily related to heart-health, which contribute to medical advancment and progression. Please use to this page to browse our studies that are currently open to enrollement and don't hesitate to call with any questions! http://weillcornell.org/bassemelmasri

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BY SUBWAY: Take the #6 train to East 68th Street. Walk four blocks east to York Avenue, or take the M66 bus eastbound to York Avenue. BY BUS: Take the M31 to the East 69th Street stop, directly in front of Weill Cornell Medical College. (The M31 operates north and south on York Avenue, and across town on 57th Street.) Crosstown buses M30, M66, and M72 allow you to transfer to the M31 at York Avenue. BY CAR: Approaching from south of East 68th Street – Take the FDR Drive northbound to the 61st Street exit. Make right onto York Avenue and go north to 68th Street. Approaching from north of East 68th Street – Take the FDR Drive southbound to the 71st Street exit. Make left onto York Avenue and go south to 68th Street.

Want Diabetes Options?Contact Bassem Masri, MD646-962-4116 or tid2005@med.cornell.edu
01/19/2017

Want Diabetes Options?
Contact Bassem Masri, MD
646-962-4116 or [email protected]

This study is still enrolling! Call today for more information!
05/20/2016

This study is still enrolling! Call today for more information!

Take a look at our study, now enrolling. Call for more information!

Take a look at our study, now enrolling. Call for more information!
12/11/2015

Take a look at our study, now enrolling. Call for more information!

10/06/2015

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09/29/2015

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09/28/2015

Call us today to see if you're eligible!

Do You Have High Cholesterol? Check out our new study - enrolling now! Call us to see if you're eligible.
09/21/2015

Do You Have High Cholesterol? Check out our new study - enrolling now! Call us to see if you're eligible.

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05/22/2015

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Know the signs of a stroke. The earlier a stroke is recognized and treated, the greater the chance of recovery!
05/13/2015

Know the signs of a stroke. The earlier a stroke is recognized and treated, the greater the chance of recovery!

A stroke can happen in an instant, changing a person’s life forever. Strokes – 80 percent of which are caused by a blood clot that blocks blood flow to the brain – are medical emergencies that require immediate attention. The earlier a stroke is recognized and treated, the greater the chance of recovery. Remembering the acronym BE FAST is an easy way to learn how to recognize a stroke and what to do to minimize its long-term damaging effects.

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Want Diabetes Options? Diabetes research study enrolling now. Study drug or placebo provided.
05/05/2015

Want Diabetes Options? Diabetes research study enrolling now. Study drug or placebo provided.

The Cardiac Disease Prevention Center at Weill Cornell Medical College is conducting a research trial for people with Type 2 Diabetes. You could be eligible if you had a past heart attack, stroke, heart procedures, or problems with the arteries in your legs. We are seeking men and women, 40 years of…

Interested in clinical trials? Read over this page made by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and learn more!
04/28/2015

Interested in clinical trials? Read over this page made by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and learn more!

Clinical trials are part of clinical research and at the heart of all medical advances. Clinical trials look at new ways to prevent, detect, or treat disease. Treatments might be new drugs or new combinations of drugs, new surgical procedures or devices, or new ways to use existing treatments. The g…

04/16/2015

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