Women's Heart Center at Columbia University Medical Center

02/23/2022

01/10/2022

Sarah Taffet's heart stopped during a Fordham fall game in October. The presence of an AED saved her life and led to a surprising diagnosis.

05/22/2021

MONDAY, May 10, 2021 (HealthDay News) -- When young women land in the emergency room with chest pain, they wait longer and get less treatment than their male counterparts, a preliminary study finds.Using a federal survey of U.S. hospitals, researchers found that younger women with chest pain were tr...

02/23/2021

Dr. Jenny Haythe offers healthy lifestyle tips for women at every age, along with facts about who’s more at risk when it comes to cardiovascular disease.

02/19/2021

Our amazing Jennifer Haythe talks about heart disease risks with PIX 11 so important for women to know what may make them high risk for pregnancy. Please contact our Mother’s Center at Columbia Presbyterian for preconception counseling or cardiac cate during pregnancy and post partum if you have concerns about your health and pregnancy.

Cardiologist Dr. Jennifer Haythe explained on the PIX11 Morning News why it's crucial for women with risk factors to be evaluated by a cardiologist during her pregnancy.

02/06/2021

Thanks to for highlighting our work to fight disparities in women’s heart disease

02/06/2021

Thanks Jennifer Haythe again for all the great info!!!

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both me and women, but it's preventable and manageable with proper lifestyle and screenings. Dr. Jen Haythe shares heart-health tips for all ages.

01/10/2021

If you’re older than 75 yo and live in NYC you can schedule an appointment for COVID vaccine now!!! Please repost! https://vaccinepod.nyc.gov/

12/07/2020

Great Cardio-Ob program today going on with our amazing Mother’s Center colleagues! If you were not able to register you can still catch it https://collectedmed.com/index.php/columbiasurgery

10/29/2020

Thank you for having the strength through your tragic loss to teach the world about Compared to women who had normal pregnancy those who have this have a 1.8-fold increased risk of CVD mortality. Please make sure your doctor knows if you have had any pregnancy complications because it means your heart disease prevention strategies are even more important!!

10/26/2020

Amazing article highlighting medical center’s experience in caring for pregnant women with cardiovascular disease. Led by our and Dr. Mary D’Alton this unique Mother’s Center should be a model for other institutions! Congrats and others for the great paper!