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Cardiac Transplant in Midst of ‘Revolution,’ but Public Trust Is Fragile

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Cardiac Transplant in Midst of ‘Revolution,’ but Public Trust Is Fragile

Michael O'Riordan

October 17, 2025

AEDs, Like Fire Extinguishers, Should Be in Every School, Say Experts

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AEDs, Like Fire Extinguishers, Should Be in Every School, Say Experts

Michael O'Riordan

February 19, 2025

The Promise of Pulsed-Field Ablation: Cautious Optimism Amid Some Unknowns

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The Promise of Pulsed-Field Ablation: Cautious Optimism Amid Some Unknowns

March 29, 2024

As US Abortion Access Grows Patchier, Cardiologist Concerns Mount

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As US Abortion Access Grows Patchier, Cardiologist Concerns Mount

May 15, 2023

Some Rays of Hope for ‘Sorry State’ of Transplant Rejection

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Some Rays of Hope for ‘Sorry State’ of Transplant Rejection

May 08, 2023

As Violent Attacks on Healthcare Workers Rise, Cardiology Takes Note

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As Violent Attacks on Healthcare Workers Rise, Cardiology Takes Note

January 27, 2023

As TAVI Turns 20, How Has the Heart Team Evolved?

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As TAVI Turns 20, How Has the Heart Team Evolved?

Yael L. Maxwell

May 04, 2022

‘Band-Aid’ Approach to Fixing Cuts to Physician Reimbursement Needs Rethink

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‘Band-Aid’ Approach to Fixing Cuts to Physician Reimbursement Needs Rethink

Yael L. Maxwell

March 30, 2022

Bloodlines: How Far Should Cardiologists Go in Treating Family?

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Bloodlines: How Far Should Cardiologists Go in Treating Family?

March 10, 2022

Cath Lab Teams Find Enduring Lessons in COVID-19’s Unending Reign

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Cath Lab Teams Find Enduring Lessons in COVID-19’s Unending Reign

December 20, 2021

$45 Million OHSU Lawsuit Hits a Nerve for #CardiologyToo

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$45 Million OHSU Lawsuit Hits a Nerve for #CardiologyToo

March 05, 2021

The Hope Dealers: How Clinicians and New Tech Could End Unnecessary PAD Amputations

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The Hope Dealers: How Clinicians and New Tech Could End Unnecessary PAD Amputations

December 24, 2020

Walloped by COVID-19, US Cardiology Practices Brace for Slow Recovery

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Walloped by COVID-19, US Cardiology Practices Brace for Slow Recovery

July 29, 2020

Hospitals Plan Cautious Restart to Elective Procedures as COVID-19 Wanes

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Hospitals Plan Cautious Restart to Elective Procedures as COVID-19 Wanes

Michael O'Riordan

May 12, 2020

An Age/Old Dilemma? Pulling Senior Cardiologists From the Front During COVID-19

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An Age/Old Dilemma? Pulling Senior Cardiologists From the Front During COVID-19

April 14, 2020

Trial by Twitter: How a 280-Character Count Is Reshaping Cardiology

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Trial by Twitter: How a 280-Character Count Is Reshaping Cardiology

Michael O'Riordan

March 03, 2020

Structural Heart Hype: As Fellowship Programs Mushroom, Who’s Keeping Tabs on Quality and Numbers?

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Structural Heart Hype: As Fellowship Programs Mushroom, Who’s Keeping Tabs on Quality and Numbers?

Yael L. Maxwell

August 02, 2019

Peripheral Vision: As Office-Based Practices Proliferate, Who Is Watching Out for Patients?

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Peripheral Vision: As Office-Based Practices Proliferate, Who Is Watching Out for Patients?

May 01, 2019

Top News in Policy & Practice: 2018

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Top News in Policy & Practice: 2018

December 28, 2018

The M Word: Is Routine Transfemoral PCI Defensible in 2018?

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The M Word: Is Routine Transfemoral PCI Defensible in 2018?

June 08, 2018

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