Cardiology Legend Eugene Braunwald Remembered for Groundbreaking Discoveries and Mentorship
Eugene Braunwald, often called the father of modern cardiology, died at 96; a towering figure in cardiovascular medicine who co-described hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, founded the TIMI Study Group, edited influential textbooks, and mentored generations of clinicians and researchers, leaving a lasting impact on patient care and medical education.
