News
December 21, 2011
The 50 Best Cleveland Clinic Doctors Ever
December 8, 2011
CardioMEMS official statement regarding FDA Panel Results
July 26, 2011
Dr. Jay Yadav named Co-Chair for the Bioscience Leadership Council, Metro Atlanta Chamber
June 27, 2011
Dr. Jay Yadav, CardioMEMS Founder & CEO, Named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year®
May 20, 2011
Keeping hearts ticking and talking with tech
May 19. 2011
The Street: Dr. Jay Yadav Named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year
Atlanta Business Chronicle: ”CardioMEMS’ Yadav up for E&Y Award
May 6, 2011
CardioMEMS Founder Dr. Jay Yadav Chosen as Health-Care Heroes Finalist by Atlanta Business Chronicle
April 4, 2011
CardioMEMS, Inc. Tops Georgia’s 2010 Venture Financing List
CardioMEMS, Inc. Named a TAG Top 10 Innovative Technology Company
CHAMPION Study Published in The Lancet
CardioMEMS Recognized by Georgia Bio for Pivotal Strategic Partnership
CardioMEMS CEO Dr. Jay Yadav to Deliver Keynote at SEBIO’s Investor Forum
CardioMEMS Honored by TiE Atlanta
St. Jude Medical Signs Equity Investment and Option to Purchase Agreement with CardioMEMS
CardioMEMS Completes CHAMPION Clinical Trial Study
Atlanta-based Med Tech Company CardioMEMS Raises Additional Capital
CardioMEMS CEO Dr. Jay Yadav Honored by SEMDA
CardioMEMS, Inc. Announces FDA Clearance of the EndoSure™ Wireless AAA Pressure Measurement System for Measuring Intrasac Pressure During Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm (TAA) Repair
Articles & Presentations
The Lancet:
Article: Wireless Pulmonary Artery Haemodynamic Monitoring in Chronic Heart Failure: A Randomised Controlled Trial
Podcast: Dr. Abraham Discussing Results of the CHAMPION Study
Bloomberg Businessweek: Wireless Device Can Cut Heart Failure-Related Hospitalizations
Cardiovascular Business: Lancet: Telemonitoring reduces hospitalizations for HF patients
DoctorsLounge: Hemodynamic Monitoring Affects Heart Failure Admissions
Health Canal: Wireless Blood Pressure Sensor in Artery Significantly Reduces Heart Failure Hospitalizations, AGH Study Shows
KMIR NBC, Palm Springs: Wireless device can cut heart failure-related hospitalizations
Medical Device Daily: CHAMPION results bolster CardioMEMS wireless sensor
Medicine Net: Wireless Sensor Monitors Heart Failure Patients
MedPage Today: Monitor Cuts Hospitalizations for Heart Failure
MIT Technology Review: Wireless Heart Implant Reduces Hospitalizations
Nursing in Practice: Device “cuts heart admissions”
OnMedica: Wireless device cuts heart failure admissions
Scientific American: Wireless Heart Monitor Fine-Tunes Cardiac-Failure Treatment
The Columbus Dispatch: Device in artery helps track blood pressure in heart patients
Top News: Little Savior for the Heart!
USA Today: Tiny sensor keeps heart patient out of hospital
WebMD: Wireless Sensor Monitors Heart Failure Patients
Georgia Tech: Georgia Tech-Based Startup: CardioMEMS Pioneers New Class of Implantable Monitoring Devices for Heart Patients
Presented at the European Heart Failure Society Heart Failure 2010 Conference:
Primary Results of the CardioMEMS Heart Sensor Allows Monitoring of Pressure to Improve Outcomes in NYHA Class III Heart Failure Patients (CHAMPION) Trial
HFC: Tiny Device May Be Next Big Thing in Heart Failure:
Help for Your Heart:
Implanted Pulmonary Pressure Monitoring Devices Reduce Heart Failure Hospitalisation
The Next Generation of Health Care
MedicalDeviceDaily: CHAMPION results bolster CardioMEMS wireless sensor
CardioMEMS Champion trial was published by one of the most prestigious journals in the world, The Lancet.
WebMD covers TheLancet publication.
Help for Your Heart (Video)
HFC: Tiny Device May Be Next Big Thing in Heart Failure
HEART FAILURE 2010: Implanted pulmonary pressure monitoring devices reduce heart failure hospitalisation
Cleveland Clinic comes clean on Cardiologist
Cleveland Clinic settles lawsuit, admits Jay Yadav kept policy
Cleveland Clinic settles suit with Jay Yadav stemming from 2006 “nonrenewal” over implied COI nondisclosure
Dr. Jay Yadav sues Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland Clinic Dispute Intensifies (PDF)
Endovascular Today : Conflicts of Interest and Double Standards
Endovascular Today : Letters to the Editor
