Cardiology is entering an exciting new era in which advances will be made in clinical cardiology, basic cardiovascular research, and interventional and noninterventional technologies. As classical cardiovascular disease syndromes become better understood in the mechanistic terms of modern molecular and cellular biology, diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to cardiovascular disease will continue to change dramatically in the coming years. The Emory Division of Cardiology will continue as a leader in bringing about these changes with internationally recognized expertise in many relevant disciplines. Of particular note is Emory's record in clinical cardiology established by Drs. R. Bruce Logue and J. Willis Hurst; in interventional cardiology established by Dr. Andreas Gruentzig; and in vascular biology and medicine by the research group established by Dr. R. Wayne Alexander in 1988. For an in depth history of Emory Cardiology, click here.
