Winning Team! Team Cardiovascular Medicine takes the trophy home from the Go With The Flow 5K Nobel laureate visits Cooke lab Ferid Murad gives a talk July 2004 Cooke Lab Dominates Vascular Society meeting At the Society for Vascular Medicine and Biology Annual Scientific Session, 3 of our postdocs were selected as Finalists for the Young Investigators Competition. After six outstanding presentations, the judges selected Karsten Sydow for 1st place, and Katsuya Iijima for 3rd.  Cooke Lab Remodel Grand Opening See pictures and a story about the newly remodeled labratory. New Website New NIH-Funded Genetic Determinants of PAD Grant homepage About us has a new look read about what we do and see pictures of us at work Postdoctoral positions are available Applications are being taken every year until March 15.

Vascular Medicine is a subspecialty of Medicine that is concerned with diseases of the blood vessels. These include:

• Diseases of the arteries such as Coronary, Carotid or Peripheral Arterial Disease.
• Diseases of the veins such as Varicose veins, thrombophlebitis, venous thrombosis.
• Diseases of the lymphatics such as Lymphedema. Associated medical disorders such as Hypercholesterolemia, Hypertension, Diabetes, Vasculitis.

 More about Venous Disease.     

The Stanford Program in Vascular Medicine and Biology encompasses clinical care, basic and clinical research, and educational programs in Vascular Medicine.

Vascular Medicine at Stanford includes physicians and scientists with expertise in vascular medicine and biology. There are also many affiliated specialists with expertise in various aspects of vascular disease and vascular biology.