The Barcelona attack just 9 days before the Congress opens left organizers hastening to insist: the show must go on and big trials are still in the offing.

While balancing professional responsibilities and goals, trainees must prioritize their own fitness to maintain a healthy lifestyle, one fellow advises.

Over three cycles of guidelines, the advice for IE has gotten more extensive but less evidence-based, a new study has found.

The findings might help guide development of systems of care in the developing world, one expert says.

In the ongoing debate over whether e-cigarettes help smokers quit or lure new ones to the habit, a new study is sounding the alarm in youth.

Experts say more data are needed before PET imaging becomes the noninvasive test of choice for patients with chest pain.

The graft should no longer be used to treat blunt traumatic aortic injury given the risk of thrombosis or occlusion, says Cook Medical.

The regulatory process for updates to high-risk medical devices such as coronary stents and ICDs should set a higher bar, say researchers.

The 5-year findings are in contrast to other studies that have shown no apparent differences in outcomes for on- vs off-pump CABG.

The US agency now wants to ditch plans to lump reimbursement for cardiac care, and cardiac rehab incentives, set to go into effect next year.

An increasingly common practice now, prestenting even with multiple stents can improve outcomes for patients with failing RVOT reconstruction.