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Shah Named Master of American College of Cardiology

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When he first discussed the idea of a vaccine to help fight heart disease P.K. Shah, MD, said he was laughed at for even considering the work. Several decades later the doctor is being lauded as his dream comes closer to becoming a reality.

When he first discussed the idea of a vaccine to help fight heart disease P.K. Shah, MD, said he was laughed at for even considering the work. Several decades later the doctor is being lauded as his dream comes closer to becoming a reality.

For his work, Shah, who works at the Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute was named a Master of the American College of Cardiology at the organization's annual scientific sessions and expo in San Diego.

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