David J. Cohen, MD, MSc

@djc795

Interventional and Structural Cardiologist. Dir. of Clinical and Outcomes Research, @crfheart. Director of Acad. Affairs, @StFrancis_LI. Die-hard Red Sox fan.

New York, NY Joined October 2017

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David J. Cohen, MD, MSc @djc795 4d

Congratulations to all my CRF colleagues and, especially, the incredible staff— under the leadership of the incomparable @triciarawh. Coordinating an event like this is an amazing achievement, and you all pulled it off with grace and good cheer throughout!

Juan F. Granada @jgranadacrf 4d

Nearly 13K of you showed up, and #TCT2026 delivered. The shift was unmistakable: from devices to equity, best practices at center stage and AI in the spotlight. To our next gen of leaders: be curious, not judgmental. Proud of the best team in the industry! @crfheart @triciarawh

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David J. Cohen, MD, MSc @djc795 Aug 26

I’m very excited for the late-breaking science program at TCT this year. 28 Late-Breaking Trials and Science presentations— chosen from 275 submissions and spread over 3 days. Many from OUS including Europe and Asia! Hope to see you there!!!

Cardiovascular Research Foundation Verified account @crfheart Aug 26

🚨 Just Announced! Be among the first to see landmark research with the potential to change clinical practice and shape the future of cardiovascular care.

🔬 New Evidence💡 Fresh Insights ❤️ Clinical Impact

Explore the newly revealed late-breaking sessions and register today for #TCT2026! ow.ly/jIIp50ZFPTF

#CardioX #CardioTwitter #CardioEd #CardioResearch @BurkhoffMd @djc795 @ColletCarlos @georgedangas @jgranadacrf @mbmcentegart @Drroxmehran @sahilparikhmd @PopmaJeffrey @triciarawh @mirvatalasnag @TCTConference @TCTMD

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David J. Cohen, MD, MSc @djc795 Aug 1

Very sad to hear of Marv’s passing. He was one of the first people to have faith in my cost-effectiveness and quality of life research, and funded several critical grants during my early career when I was a complete unknown. May his memory be a blessing.

Cardiovascular Research Foundation Verified account @crfheart Aug 1

The Cardiovascular Research Foundation is deeply saddened by the passing of Marvin “Marv” Woodall, a cherished member of the CRF Board of Directors and former Chief Executive Officer, whose vision, leadership, and unwavering commitment helped shape both our organization and the field of interventional cardiovascular medicine.

Throughout his distinguished career, Marv was a driving force behind some of the most significant advances in cardiovascular care, including the development of the first balloon expandable coronary stent. His passion for innovation and dedication to improving patient outcomes helped transform the treatment of heart disease and improve the lives of millions of patients around the world.

Marv’s impact on CRF extended far beyond his leadership as CEO. As a valued member of our Board of Directors, he remained deeply committed to our mission, generously sharing his wisdom, guidance, and passion for advancing research, physician education, and innovation. He was admired not only for his extraordinary leadership, but also for his integrity, humility, generosity, and unwavering belief in the power of collaboration to improve patient care.

“Marv was an extraordinary leader whose vision helped shape CRF and whose influence reached far beyond our organization. As both our former CEO and a dedicated member of our Board of Directors, he inspired all of us through his wisdom, generosity, and unwavering commitment to advancing cardiovascular medicine. On behalf of the entire CRF family, we extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues. His legacy will continue to inspire our work for generations to come.”
— Juan F. Granada, MD President and CEO Cardiovascular Research Foundation

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David J. Cohen, MD, MSc @djc795 Jun 25

Congratulations to my colleague and friend, @jtsaxon, on his late-breaking presentation at #NYValves2026 of the largest and longest series of repeat MTEER procedures from the TVT Registry.

David J. Cohen, MD, MSc @djc795 Jun 10

Very cool view of Jupiter and Venus over the Hudson tonight (Venus is the brighter one).