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Shelley Wood
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Host, Heart Sounds with Shelley Wood
Canada
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Biography
Shelley Wood is an award-winning medical journalist, the Managing Editor at TCTMD, and the Editorial Director at the Cardiovascular Research Foundation in New York. Before that, she was the long-time editor at theheart.org, which merged with WebMD's Medscape Cardiology in 2013. She joined the theheart.org as a journalist in 2000 and became the site's Managing Editor in 2009. In 2012, Shelley was named News Director for the newly launched Medscape Deutschland and, in 2013, promoted to Senior Director, Global News a role that included oversight of Medscape France. On October 15, 2015, the Cardiovascular Research Foundation announced that Shelley had joined the organization as Editorial Director, overseeing the news team at TCTMD.com. During her tenure, theheart.org as well as the individual reporters on her team won a range of journalism awards, including the Online News Award for best specialty site journalism in 2010, "Silver" in the 2011 Canadian Online Publishing Awards (COPA), and "Gold" from the Association of Healthcare Publication Editors Awards in 2013. Her own investigative series, The Myxo Ring Mix-Up was awarded the National Institute for Heath Care Management's excellence in print journalism prize in 2009. Her first-person feature: Betty Crocker, Coke, and Cardiosmart as well as her three-part series: Drugs, Money, Glory: Is Cancer Beating Cardiovascular Disease? both won "Silver" in the 2011 and 2012 COPA awards, respectively. Originally from Vancouver, BC, Shelley did her undergraduate degree at McGill University in Montreal and the University of Cape Town, South Africa, before returning to Vancouver to complete her graduate degree in Journalism at the University of British Columbia, specializing in medical reporting. Outside of medical journalism, her columns, travel-writing, and fiction have been published in newspapers and periodicals across North America.
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Content
By Shelley Wood| TCTMD Verified News Opinion Editor's Corner Top news this month spans heart failure, ASCVD, structural heart disease, policy news, and more. Novel drugs and cardiac devices, both old and new, made headlines this month on TCTMD.
By Shelley Wood| TCTMD Verified News Opinion Editor's Corner January saw almost every major cardiovascular subspecialty represented among our most-clicked stories of the month. The first month of the year reinforces what we already know to be true: TCTMD readers have diverse interests, spanning the breadth of cardiology research and practice.
By Shelley Wood| TCTMD Verified News Opinion Editor's Corner All entries were placed in a draw for one free registration to the TCT meeting and two Platinum memberships for TCTMD. Thank you, TCTMD Puzzlers, for showing us you’ve been paying attention by taking a stab at this year’s top news crossword. Beverly Rhett was the first name drawn from all the entries in our contest and has won free registration for the TCT 2025 meeting.
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Heart Sounds with Shelley Wood