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I recently heard a physician quote a paper from JACC to justify pursuing revascularization in an asymptomatic patient who was scheduled for major vasc...
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The American Heart Association (AHA) is projecting that the cost to treat heart disease in the U.S. will triple by 2030, from $273 billion today to $8...
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The Heart Rhythm Society (HRS) has informed its members that it is “aware of an ongoing U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) civil investigation of Implan...
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According to a recently published opinion piece in a British cardiology journal, enthusiasm for the transradial approach over the femoral approach in ...
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A key detail has now emerged about the problems encountered with vorapaxar, Merck's thrombin receptor antagonist that suffered a large setback last we...
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The PROSPECT trial provides some interesting insights about the mechanisms of thrombotic coronary artery disease, but how, if at all, should it change...
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A Cochrane Review raises troubling questions about the evidence base supporting the use of statins for primary prevention. The Cochrane reviewers anal...
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A study published in the Lancet lends support to a new form of CPR that uses a combination of two devices to provide three times more blood flow to th...
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The FDA has released a safety communication about severe liver injury associated with Multaq (dronedarone). The FDA said that information about the ri...
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In the ACCELERATE (Aliskiren and the calcium channel blocker amlopdipine combination as an initial treatment strategy for hypertension control) trial,...
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Merck’s thrombin receptor antagonist, vorapaxar, has suffered a major setback in its clinical trial program. In one trial, TRACER, the study drug is b...
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The PARTNER trial of transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI) for severe aortic stenosis was among the hottest cardiology stories of 2010. Now ...
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Two papers published in the New England Journal of Medicine shed new light on the important but often mysterious role of HDL cholesterol in cardiovasc...
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Clyde Yancy, a former president of the AHA, is leaving Baylor University to succeed Robert Bonow as the chief of the division of cardiology at the Nor...
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A large network meta-analysis has found “little evidence” to suggest that any of the commonly used NSAIDs or COX 2 inhibitors are safe in terms of car...
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The Swedish Heart Failure Registry followed more than 5,000 patients treated with the angiotensin II receptor blockers (ARBs) candesartan or losartan ...
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Have questions about the new stent that just received CE Mark approval in Europe? Here's a reality checklist. 1. What’s it called? The bioresorbable v...
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Dear Colleagues, We launched CardioExchange in an effort to build a non-partisan venue for the exchange of information and views about the world of ca...
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In this journal club, I compare the published data from an original trial with the authors’ conclusions in a substudy from that trial. Often, a substu...
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Abbott announced today that it had received CE Mark approval for Absorb, its bioresorbable vascular scaffold (BVS) device. The device props a narrowed...
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