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Eugene Braunwald’s legacy: ‘The father of modern cardiology’ changed all of heart care

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By Jaime Aron
| American Heart Association
Dr. Eugene Braunwald. (American Heart Association archives) Last spring, as he neared his 96th birthday, Dr. Eugene Braunwald was asked to share his memories about the evolution of studying heart disease in women. The request came from Dr. Stacey Rosen, then the incoming president of the American Heart Association, as she prepared her presidential address on the subject for the organization’s flagship conference. They’d never met.
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These sisters spent a frigid night in a rental car – all for a landmark heart study

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By Jaime Aron
| American Heart Association
Why would two sisters from balmy Florida travel hundreds of miles to a frigid Boston suburb for a single medical study – and think it was worth it? After pulling an all-nighter in a gas station parking lot, sisters Ximena (left) and Monica Martinez were all smiles upon arriving at the headquarters of the Framingham Heart Study in suburban Boston. (Courtesy of Monica Martinez) When the invitation arrived, Monica and Ximena Martinez knew they had to go. The sisters chose a Thursday in February.
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She learned CPR at her new American Heart Association job. Two weeks later, she saved her dad’s life.

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By Jaime Aron
| American Heart Association
Rachael Mitchell, an American Heart Association employee in South Carolina, and her father, Murray Mitchell. (Photo courtesy of the Mitchell family.) The first time Rachael Mitchell learned CPR, she was in middle school and preparing to babysit neighborhood kids. She continued CPR training about every two years during college and throughout the next decade while working in campus dorms.
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