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First-in-human trial begins for Ottawa discovery with potential to transform disease detection

Homegrown biotech and Ottawa Heart Institute begin human testing of next-generation imaging agent

Heart Institute expands “One Million Canadian Hearts” screening in the community

Early detection and partnerships at the heart of next phase to prevent cardiovascular disease
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First brain–heart guideline calls for integrated care for heart, brain and mental health

Published in CMAJ, the new guideline integrates evidence from cardiology, neurology and mental health to improve care for patients with joint brain and heart conditions
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Ottawa Heart Institute, McGill University and uOttawa launch ARCHIMEDES to advance health research in Canada

New national health data platform gives researchers and institutions secure access to diverse types of health data to accelerate high-performance computing and innovation

Ottawa Heart Institute receives $3M to advance breakthrough cardiovascular research

The newly funded projects span cutting-edge cardiovascular research, from surgical innovation to clinical trials and lifestyle interventions
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Strong relationships can boost heart recovery, Ottawa Heart Institute study finds

A new study highlights the need to focus on emotional and relational factors to improve recovery and well-being for cardiac patients and their partners
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The 2025 Research Infosource rankings highlight the strength of research and innovation in Ottawa

The Ottawa Hospital / University of Ottawa Heart Institute ranked as the top research hospital in Ottawa and among the top 10 in Canada for combined research activity in 2023-24.
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Landmark Canadian-led trial finds many atrial fibrillation patients can stop taking blood thinners

A new trial co-led by the Ottawa Heart Institute and the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre shows that continuing these medications offers no added protection against stroke or embolic events compared with low-dose aspirin
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Heart Institute scientist advises on national report on research security and open science

Report explores how Canada can protect sensitive research while continuing to support innovation and open science
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Heart Institute researchers to advance studies in grief, heart remodelling, genetics and inflammation

The Grant-in-Aid Program provides operating support for important, innovative research in heart disease and stroke