Clinical Studies

If you, or any of your patients, would like to participate in clinical trials to help us understand spontaneous coronary artery dissection (SCAD), you can begin here.

 

Medical Publications

Early research provides clues to the causes of spontaneous coronary artery dissection (SCAD) and suggests special considerations for patient care.

 

Support

In an effort to further our understanding of the disease and support physicians and caregivers, we’ve compiled resources related to spontaneous coronary artery dissection (SCAD).

 

Knowledge is Power

There are many groups online, formed by families and friends affected by SCAD. Recognizing symptoms and understanding continued research furthers support for patients and loved ones.

Join Us

The more we know about SCAD, the better outcomes our patients will have. Knowledge is power. Share yours and help further our cause by joining the SCAD Alliance.

Dr. Bowman

“It is great to go to war with colleagues who are there every step of the way as aggressively as you are and you there as aggressively as they are.”

LEARN MORE

Kim Cowperthwaite

“Connecting with the SCAD Alliance website and Facebook page became my first line of hope. I found links to a wealth of current research. Best of all, I gained a new realization of strength and hope.” 

Naesha Parks, EdD

“SCAD was a life-altering event that changed my life completely. I volunteer to be a part of that change for others. Knowledge is power!”

OUR ADVISORY COUNCIL

Tina Pittman Wagers, MSW, PsyD

“I volunteer for SCAD Alliance because it is an organization that seeks to empower survivors with information, resources, and advancements in research by working with multiple institutions and individuals.”

OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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