Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection

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  • Our 2nd Pittsburgh SCADaddle is Now History!

    Oct12

    The 2nd annual Pittsburgh 5K SCADaddle for Research timed run/walk on October 5 wrapped up our 2025 SCADaddle season in style. The chip-timed 5K took place at South Park – Edgebrook Field, South Park Township, just outside Pittsburgh. All participants received a participation medal as they crossed the finish line. Awards/recognitions were given to top […]

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  • MAYO CLINIC SCAD RESEARCH NEWS

    Oct11

    Check out the following SCAD related articles recently published in Mayo Clinic News Network. Mayo Clinic study reveals hidden causes of heart attacks in younger adults, especially women. A new Mayo Clinic study finds that many heart attacks in people under 65 — especially women — are caused by factors other than clogged arteries, challenging […]

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  • Join Us in Pittsburgh Oct 5

    Sep20

    Our last 2025 SCADaddle is just around the corner! Don’t miss out, register today: • Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh (Oct. 5) Our chip-timed 5K takes place at South Park – Edgebrook Field in South Park Township just outside of Pittsburgh. South Park is a large historic, kid-friendly and dog friendly park. After the awards ceremony, enjoy refreshments, […]

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  • San Diego 5K SCADaddle a Success!

    Sep15

    Our 2025 San Diego 5K SCADaddle took place Sept. 5-6 at beautiful Crown Point Park on Mission Bay. Many thousands of dollars were raised for research. More than 50 survivors participated. Family/friends of Tina, a SCAD Angel walked in her memory. This year’s SCADaddle once again included an online silent auction. Since it was virtual, […]

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