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Year in Review: Women’s Heart Health in the Spotlight

Caitlin E. Cox

December 23, 2025

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Reimbursement Issues Seem to Be Holding Renal Denervation Back

Todd Neale

December 19, 2024

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Once Burned, Twice Shy, Cardiologists Ditch X for Bluesky

Yael L. Maxwell

November 29, 2024

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Let’s Talk About Sex: How Best to Broach Post-MI Conversations

Caitlin E. Cox

June 14, 2024

Nurse Practitioners Doing TAVI? What’s Gained, What’s Lost

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Nurse Practitioners Doing TAVI? What’s Gained and Lost

Shelley Wood

June 16, 2023

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ChatGPT et al? Not So Fast, Say Journal Editors

Yael L. Maxwell

April 05, 2023

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Go Red for Women: Nearly 20 Years of Much Progress, Some Setbacks

Caitlin E. Cox

February 03, 2023

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Bullying in Cardiology: Has More Diversity Led to Backlash?

Caitlin E. Cox

December 14, 2022

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As US Abortion Protections Are Lost, Cardiologists Brace for Impact

Todd Neale

June 24, 2022

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Climate Cardiology: If Not Now, When?

Caitlin E. Cox

June 20, 2022

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US Chest Pain Guidelines Will Change Practice, Though Gaps Remain

Yael L. Maxwell

December 06, 2021

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Unseen and Unheard: In the Cath Lab, Anti-racism Efforts Fall Short

L.A. McKeown

June 18, 2021

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Cardiac Rehab During COVID-19: Telehealth, Unpaid Heroes Step Up to Help at Home

L.A. McKeown

April 10, 2020

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Year in Review: Payment Fights, Wearables, Burnout Defined Cardiology Practice in 2019

Caitlin E. Cox

December 17, 2019

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Mercury Rising: As Doctors’ Groups Face Off Over BP Guidelines, Will Patients Fall Through the Cracks?

L.A. McKeown

February 26, 2018

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Be It Resolved: Lifestyle Changes for Patients Needing Cardiac Rehab May Be a Life or Death Matter

Michael O'Riordan

January 10, 2017

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Sodium Wars: Where Some See Linear Link With All-Cause Death, Others See No Need to Change Western Ways

Michael O'Riordan

October 05, 2016

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Despite New Findings, Optimal DAPT Duration Still Up in the Air

Todd Neale

December 10, 2014

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Year in Review: Women’s Heart Health in the Spotlight

Reimbursement Issues Seem to Be Holding Renal Denervation Back

Once Burned, Twice Shy, Cardiologists Ditch X for Bluesky

Let’s Talk About Sex: How Best to Broach Post-MI Conversations

Nurse Practitioners Doing TAVI? What’s Gained and Lost

ChatGPT et al? Not So Fast, Say Journal Editors

Go Red for Women: Nearly 20 Years of Much Progress, Some Setbacks

Bullying in Cardiology: Has More Diversity Led to Backlash?

As US Abortion Protections Are Lost, Cardiologists Brace for Impact

Climate Cardiology: If Not Now, When?

US Chest Pain Guidelines Will Change Practice, Though Gaps Remain

Unseen and Unheard: In the Cath Lab, Anti-racism Efforts Fall Short

Cardiac Rehab During COVID-19: Telehealth, Unpaid Heroes Step Up to Help at Home

Year in Review: Payment Fights, Wearables, Burnout Defined Cardiology Practice in 2019

Mercury Rising: As Doctors’ Groups Face Off Over BP Guidelines, Will Patients Fall Through the Cracks?

Be It Resolved: Lifestyle Changes for Patients Needing Cardiac Rehab May Be a Life or Death Matter

Sodium Wars: Where Some See Linear Link With All-Cause Death, Others See No Need to Change Western Ways

Despite New Findings, Optimal DAPT Duration Still Up in the Air

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