A new analysis hints that trials should enroll patients with Lp(a) levels of > 100 mg/dL and more modest cuts will be meaningful.

The decision marks the approval of the first fully repositionable and retrievable TAVR device in the United States.

A study of dietary patterns suggests that physicians should be having more conversations about what their patients eat.

(UPDATED) Eating breakfast may be a simple way to promote cardiovascular health, a researcher says.

“We shouldn’t age discriminate,” an expert agreed, but he cautioned against reading too much into the unadjusted outcomes data.

Changes in the way CV medicine is practiced may mean that there is no longer a relevant role for niacin, the authors suggest.

The improvement likely isn’t due to changes in the surgery but rather to greater use of optimal medical therapy, say experts.

Ideally, centers would work together as needed to provide the most comprehensive care plan.

A pharmacy closing adversely impacts access to CVD medications in neighborhoods with limited options, say researchers.

A prospective analysis using CT coronary angiography shows that about 10% of patients with a zero CAC score have stenoses.

(UPDATED) Concerns that omega-6 PUFAs may be pro-inflammatory and prothrombotic, should be allayed, investigators say.