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Cardiology

Our mission is to discover, disseminate, & apply knowledge to improve heart health & reduce the burden of illness on society.

In realizing our mission, Cardiology’s doctors, researchers & staff are committed to serving the people of Georgia, the nation, and the world by:

Preparing the health professional workforce of the future
Conducting research through programs that create, disseminate, and apply new knowledge relevant to heart health
Providing exceptional, innovative, patient-centered healthcare services
Contributing to the economic development and well-being of the State of Georgia through integrated programs in education, research and clinical care.

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Contact Us

Cardiology Academic Office

Medical Center Room 6518

Academic: 706-721-4997 (non-patient info)

Clinic: 706-721-2426

706-721-5150

PATIENTS

What We Do

Cardiology studies the diagnosis and disorders of the heart and circulatory system.

The Wellstar MCG Health Medical Center maintains a standard of excellence in the areas of:

cardiovascular imaging
general cardiology
consultative cardiology
interventional cardiology
peripheral vascular disease
electrophysiology
structural & congenital heart disease.

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Cardiology Highlights

Extraordinary patient centered health care services are foremost.

Cardiovascular research

is the largest area of research at Augusta University with state-of-the-art laboratories.

Wellstar MCG

is where our training occurs.

Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center

is one of our many medical sites.

Faculty

Inside the Labs

Cardiovascular Research

Division of Cardiology News

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Augusta University’s life-saving care for mothers and infants

Group of medical researchers, all wearing lab coats, standing in a lab.

$11.3 million NIH grant to help identify causes of vascular disease

$1.1 million Department of Defense grant supports MCG research linking prostate cancer and cardiovascular diseases

More than $11 million in research grants awarded for scientific exploration of disparities in cardio-oncology

June 28, 2021American Heart Association News Room

The Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University, Boston University School of Medicine, the Medical College of Wisconsin and the University of Pennsylvania form the American Heart Association’s new focused research network devoted to addressing disparities that intersect heart disease and cancer.

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