wibx heart radiothon

Thank You For Your Donation
Thank You For Your Donation
Thank You For Your Donation
A sincere Thank You to all who donated to the 42nd Annual WIBX Sloccum Dickson Heart Radiothon, or to any of the events associated with Heart Run and Walk Weekend 2013 in Utica, NY.
WIBX/Slocum Dickson Medical Group Heart Radiothon Presents It’s 5th Annual “Dance For The Heart Of It”
WIBX/Slocum Dickson Medical Group Heart Radiothon Presents It’s 5th Annual “Dance For The Heart Of It”
WIBX/Slocum Dickson Medical Group Heart Radiothon Presents It’s 5th Annual “Dance For The Heart Of It”
Other than the Heart Radiothon, WIBX helps fund raise for the American Heart Association all year long. One other event we help out with is the "Dance For The Heart Of It". You can join us March 16th at the Utica Maennerchor in Marcy to learn some new dance moves and help raise money at the same time.
American Heart Association Research Milestones – 2000s
American Heart Association Research Milestones – 2000s
American Heart Association Research Milestones – 2000s
2000s Research Milestones 2003: Dr. Peter Agre is awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his discovery of aquaporins, proteins that govern the movement of water in and out of cells. Dr. Agre received American Heart Association Established Investigator funding from 1987-92...
American Heart Association Research Milestones – 1990s
American Heart Association Research Milestones – 1990s
American Heart Association Research Milestones – 1990s
1990s Research Milestones 1990: Dr. John Clements, an AHA Career Investigator since 1964, receives U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval for an artificial surfactant called Exosurf Neonatal, which counteracts Respiratory Distress Syndrome, a common cause of death for premature infants...
American Heart Association Research Milestones – 1980s
American Heart Association Research Milestones – 1980s
American Heart Association Research Milestones – 1980s
1980s Research Milestones 1985: Drs. Joseph Goldstein and Michael Brown, sponsored by the AHA in 1972, 1973 and 1975, are awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their research on the role of low-density lipoprotein receptors in controlling blood cholesterol levels...
American Heart Association Research Milestones – 1960’s
American Heart Association Research Milestones – 1960’s
American Heart Association Research Milestones – 1960’s
1960s Research Milestones 1960: Dr. William Chardack reports surgery for a completely implanted pacemaker. He is funded by the Erie County Division of the New York State Affiliate. Dr. Albert Starr performs the first long-term successful mitral valve replacement with a caged ball valve, ushering in a new era of valve replacement. He ...

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