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Want to learn more about what it’s like to join a clinical trial? Krista Camuglia, a Research Practice Manager with the Duke Heart Center Clinical Research Unit, joins Beyond the Endpoint to discuss common questions and myths about trial participation: youtu.be/OAnkcqY3MkU?si…

New study results point to self-administered etripamil successfully treating PSVT outside the hospital, which could “contribute to reduced emergency department (ED) visits and cost and complexity of care,” says DCRI’s Sean Pokorney: hcplive.com/view/self-admi…

We’re excited to announce our new series, DCRI Accomplishments, which highlights publications, awards, and other achievements of our faculty members each quarter. Read the first entry covering Spring 2025 here: dcri.org/news/dcri-acco…

For rural patients, “transportation is a major barrier in access to care,” says DCRI’s Emily D’Agostino. A new mobile clinic program aims to address this issue by making care more accessible for rural and other hard-to-reach populations: northcarolinahealthnews.org/2025/04/29/mee…

🚨 New Episode Alert: Beyond the Headlines Series • Protein and performance myths • The anti-aging craze • Updates in autism research • A promising diabetes/weight loss drug Emily O’Brien & Manesh Patel break it all down on Beyond the Endpoint: youtube.com/watch?v=dmYP2M…

Megan Neely, joined here by her PROMISE co-PI Scott Palmer and UCSF Site PI @jonsingerMD, presented an overview of the Lung Transplant Consortium and the design of their common protocol, the PROMISE Lung Study, at #ISHLT2025. Congratulations to the PROMISE team!

New evidence is shining light on the safety of pulsed-field ablation for Afib, which DCRI’s Jonathan Piccini, MD, MHS says “the net benefits to the patient are significant,” and that “the field is doing all the right things we need to do to get this right.” Read more: tctmd.com/news/studies-s…

#ISPORAnnual starts tomorrow, May 13th, in Montreal! Check out the DCRI PrefER & Duke Department of Population Health Sciences members that will be attending, and follow us to see what sessions they’ll be involved with.

Today’s #ISPORAnnual sessions included contributions from Semra Ozdemir, Reed Johnson, and Tina Cheng! Stay tuned for any conference updates and more sessions during the rest of the week.

Tina Cheng will be hosting her poster session on patient optimism and kidney quality versus waiting time as part of today's #ISPORAnnual sessions! Check back tomorrow for the last day's sessions.

Semra Ozdemir and Juan Marcos Gonzalez will be wrapping up the DCRI’s PrefER & Duke Department of Population Health Sciences’ presence at #ISPORAnnual. Check back for updates on the conferences starting this weekend, including #HeartFailure2025, #SCT2025, and #ATS2025.

It’s a busy conference weekend! Today is the start of: · #HeartFailure2025 in Belgrade · #SCT2025 in Vancouver · #ATS2025 in San Francisco Check the images below for the rundown on DCRI member sessions.

At #SCT2025, DCRI’s Chris Lindsell will be discussing the establishment of the DCRI-led UNICORN coordinating center. Two roundtable sessions will also be DCC-focused and led by UNICORN members. Learn more about the UNICORN DCC and how to get involved: unicorn-dcc.org

It's spring break time for Beyond the Endpoint ! We'll be back on June 4th with our season finale episode featuring DCRI Executive Director Adrian “WE NEED RCTS!” Hernandez. In the meantime, check out all our previous episodes here to get caught up on any you may have missed: dcri.org/dcris-beyond-e…

At #HeartFailure2025, DCRI experts presented at 11 different sessions, including three late-breaking science sessions. Learn more about the new research shared during these sessions, which featured Steve Greene, Mark Kittipibul MD, and Marat Fudim, MD MHS as presenters. dcri.org/news/esc-heart…

Data Coordinating Centers are a key part of large clinical research studies. UNICORN, a new DCRI-spearheaded effort, aims to help develop and share best practices for creating and sustaining academic DCCs, conducting activities, and training personnel: dcri.org/news/dcri-laun…

Beta blockers are used to treat heart disease and other cardiovascular conditions – yet they can also help those that experience situational anxiety. DCRI’s Nishant Shah, MD joins other experts to discuss using beta blockers in this way for Cosmopolitan: cosmopolitan.com/lifestyle/a617…

New research featuring DCRI’s Steve Greene, Mark Kittipibul MD, Bradley Hammill, Adrian “WE NEED RCTS!” Hernandez, and G. Michael Felker examines clinical outcomes and financial costs of inpatient & outpatient worsening heart failure events: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.10…