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SCAD RESEARCH INC

Raise money for SCAD RESEARCH INC

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Our mission is to raise funds to support the most promising Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD) research and to ultimately bring awareness, dissemination of knowledge and research findings to the bedside of patients with SCAD.

What is SCAD?

Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD) is an uncommon and poorly understood type of a heart attack, which sometimes leads to an abrupt death.  It occurs without warning when a tear forms in one of the blood vessels in the heart. 

SCAD often impacts younger, healthy individuals who do not have the typical risk factors for heart disease.  The average age of a SCAD patient is approximately 42 years old and up to 80% of those experiencing SCAD are women.  

Research to Answer "Why"

Research so far has shown those who experience a SCAD are typically…

  • Young with an average age of 42; occurring in people as young as early 20’s
  • Healthy typically with no known risk factors or underlying condition
  • Eighty percent more common in women than men – 20% of SCAD cases in women occur near the time of childbirth

…and we don’t know WHY

Since SCAD is little known and poorly understood, research as to the causes and best treatment options is needed.  

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Recent donors

Recent donors
Date Name Amount
Sep 13 The Boettichers Omg Mandy I got chills hearing this. Thanking god to hear you are okay. We pray for more research and awareness! Sending love your way! Undisclosed amount
Sep 13 Christy Nicola $20.00
Sep 13 Olive ❤️ $25.00
Sep 13 Leah & Lyla $11.50
Sep 12 Katrina LePine $54.10
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Sep 10 Anonymous Wish we could do more to help. Thank you for lending your voice while still overcoming grief. - Montgomery Family Undisclosed amount