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Foundation to Advance Vascular Cures Transforming vascular health outcomes for all through patient empowerment, collaboration and research

Vascular Cures envisions a day when everyone enjoys good vascular health. We are committed to giving everyone the opportunity to enjoy vascular health – the crucial highways of the body that make every breath and heartbeat count. Our mission is to innovate patient-centered research, catalyze breakthrough collaborations and empower people in their vascular health journey. FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS, WE HAVE DONE THIS BY:

-Creating a pipeline of innovators – supporting the careers of promising young doctors who combine patient care with breakthrough research to develop cures

-Creating collaborations, instead of competition, that accelerate new treatments by maximizing resources and sharing research ideas

-Empowering patients through education, building community and digital health tools

Please welcome George Murdoch as our next patient spotlight!George Murdoch, from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, experienced a...
10/23/2026

Please welcome George Murdoch as our next patient spotlight!

George Murdoch, from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, experienced a severe heart attack before being diagnosed with PAD, following years of smoking and unhealthy eating habits. After undergoing an aortobifemoral bypass, George made significant lifestyle changes, including quitting smoking, replacing processed foods with home-cooked meals and healthier choices, drinking more water, and incorporating walking into his daily routine. These changes have helped him develop a healthier outlook on life, and he continues working toward increasing his physical activity. The PAD Facebook support group has provided George with valuable knowledge and inspiration to stay motivated on his journey. His message to others facing similar challenges is simple: “Just one more step.”

This weekend the UCSF, UCSF Fresno, and Duke University CHAMPIONS chapters provided free vascular health screenings in t...
10/20/2026

This weekend the UCSF, UCSF Fresno, and Duke University CHAMPIONS chapters provided free vascular health screenings in their communities!

Please welcome Ben Lovell as our next spotlight!Ben Lovell, who lives in Spain, first experienced PAD symptoms about eig...
10/16/2026

Please welcome Ben Lovell as our next spotlight!

Ben Lovell, who lives in Spain, first experienced PAD symptoms about eight years ago when severe calf cramping progressed to a cold, grey foot; after initially being diagnosed with sciatica, testing later revealed an arterial blockage. Ben underwent multiple bypass surgeries and eventually a leg amputation, but he has remained extremely active to help manage his PAD and maintain circulation. Over the past five years, he has climbed 35 mountains, including Mount Kilimanjaro, walked 180 kilometers in five days, and continues to exercise in the gym five times a week. Despite significant arterial blockages, Ben says his foot remains warm and mobile, and his medical team has encouraged him to continue exercising to support blood flow. Although he is relatively new to the PAD Facebook support group, it has helped him recognize how much PAD has shaped his journey alongside limb loss, and he recently became a qualified personal trainer to help others living with PAD and limb loss stay active.

Patient and caregiver opportunity! Share your experiences and help shape the future of vascular health research!
10/15/2026

Patient and caregiver opportunity! Share your experiences and help shape the future of vascular health research!

This weekend’s upcoming CHAMPIONS free community health screenings. ❤️ Learn more about CHAMPIONS here: vascularcures.or...
10/13/2026

This weekend’s upcoming CHAMPIONS free community health screenings. ❤️ Learn more about CHAMPIONS here: vascularcures.org/prevention-screening

Last weekend the CHAMPIONS Duke University chapter provided free vascular health screenings in their community!
10/09/2026

Last weekend the CHAMPIONS Duke University chapter provided free vascular health screenings in their community!

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