New Study Explains Link Between Stress and Heart Disease
Did you know that your mental well-being affects more than just your mood? New research shows that living with depression or anxiety may put your heart at risk, too.
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Massachusetts General Hospital's Fast Track Cardiac Catheterization Program allows appropriate patients to undergo clinical assessment and cardiac catheterization in the same day, eliminating lag time between the initial consultation and the appointment for the procedure.
Once you refer your patient to the program, an access nurse will schedule and confirm the cardiac catheterization procedure with you and your patient. The program is available Monday through Friday.
A typical procedure schedule is as follows:
A Mass General Corrigan Minehan Heart Center cardiologist will follow up with you promptly after your patient’s procedure.
To refer a patient to the Fast Track Cardiac Catheterization Program, please call 866-644-8910. Learn about referring to the Corrigan Minehan Heart Center.
Mass General is recognized as a top hospital on the U.S. News Best Hospitals Honor Roll for 2025-2026.
Did you know that your mental well-being affects more than just your mood? New research shows that living with depression or anxiety may put your heart at risk, too.
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Researchers from Mass General Brigham will present discoveries and outcomes from clinical trials and research studies for cardiovascular conditions, including heart disease and heart failure, at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress, being held in Madrid, Spain, from Aug. 29–Sept. 1.
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Noli Taylor’s ongoing chest tightness was more than minor pains. When scans revealed a rare congenital heart anomaly, clinicians at Martha’s Vineyard Hospital collaborated with experts at Mass General to diagnose the condition and perform a successful surgery to repair it.
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