Clinical Trials at BIDMC
Review our current research studies.
Built on a legacy of innovative discovery, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center’s (BIDMC) Cardiovascular Research Program is revealing key insights into heart health and disease — from the identification of predictive biomarkers to outcomes analyses that are helping to transform health care delivery for the field of cardiovascular medicine.
Cardiovascular research is housed in a state-of-the art laboratory facility in the Center for Life Science (CLS) building, one of the largest research buildings in Boston's Longwood Medical Area. Medical-center wide, BIDMC consistently ranks as a national leader among independent hospitals in National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding. In total, research at BIDMC is a $200 million enterprise.
Our team leads ongoing clinical trials in cardiovascular medicine.
The Baim Institute for Clinical Research is a non-profit academic research organization (ARO), based in Boston. Several faculty members of the BIDMC Cardiovascular Medicine faculty serve in leadership roles within the organization. They provide scientific leadership in selected therapeutic areas, insight into the impact and practicality of emerging therapies, and participation in clinical trial design, oversight and analysis of clinical trial results.
Our Cardiovascular Medicine Research Team
The CardioVascular Institute offers heart and vascular patient care, education opportunities for students, and a range of research programs.
The CardioVascular Institute offers comprehensive education and training programs for healthcare professionals, including fellowships and residencies.
Our cardiovascular specialists provide effective treatment for heart and vascular conditions, including chest pain, heart failure and vein care.