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Myocardial Perfusion Imaging May Enhance CT-Based Evaluation of Stable Angina: CRESCENT II

Todd Neale

December 15, 2017

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Trajectory Unknown: How ORBITA Lands in Clinical Practice Still Up for Debate

Michael O'Riordan

November 27, 2017

News Opinion Editor's Corner TCT 2017

My Takeaways From TCT 2017: Show Up, Keep It Civil, and Bring Your Best Self

Shelley Wood

November 22, 2017

News Conference News AHA 2017

Missed by Risk Calculators, Few Young MI Patients Were Previously on Statins

Caitlin E. Cox

November 14, 2017

News Conference News AHA 2017

Circling Back on ORBITA: Sham-Controlled PCI Trial Makes Best of 2017 List

Michael O'Riordan

November 12, 2017

News Conference News TCT 2017

ORBITA: PCI Offers No Symptom Improvement Over Sham Procedure

Michael O'Riordan

November 02, 2017

News Daily News

Short-term Changes in Exercise Habits Can Alter Long-term Prognosis of Stable CAD Patients

Caitlin E. Cox

October 26, 2017

News Conference News TCT 2017

TCT 2017: High Hopes in Denver for Complex PCI, Shorter DAPT Durations, TAVR Costs, and More

Shelley Wood

October 20, 2017

News Daily News

Even Mild Exercise May Reduce Mortality in Stable CAD

L.A. McKeown

September 27, 2017

News Conference News SCCT 2017

Nonobstructive Coronary Disease on Cardiac CT: Call to Action, or Wait and See?

Yael L. Maxwell

July 10, 2017

News Daily News

Black Men Have Twofold Higher Risk of Dying From First CHD Event

Michael O'Riordan

July 10, 2017

News Daily News

Plaque Progression Observed in Extreme Endurance Runners With Preexisting CAD

Michael O'Riordan

July 05, 2017

Podcast Heart Sounds

Cardiac Testing in Chest Pain Patients Without Ischemia Does Not Reduce Acute MI Admissions

Michael O'Riordan

June 28, 2017

News Daily News

Run to Your Heart’s Content: Marathons Not Linked With Subclinical Atherosclerosis

Michael O'Riordan

June 09, 2017

$Access Denied: Stem Cell Therapy Shows Some Promise in Refractory Angina, but Patients Can’t Get It$

News Conference News SCAI 2017

Access Denied: Stem Cell Therapy Shows Some Promise in Refractory Angina, but Patients Can’t Get It

L.A. McKeown

May 19, 2017

News Conference News EuroPCR 2017

EUROCTO: Revascularization Bests Medical Therapy for Quality of Life in CTO Lesions

Yael L. Maxwell

May 18, 2017

News Daily News

Masters Athletes at Low Risk for CAD Seem to Develop Atherosclerosis Differently, Study Suggests

Caitlin E. Cox

May 08, 2017

News Daily News

Genetic Predisposition to CAD Gets a Boost From Socioeconomics

L.A. McKeown

April 20, 2017

News Daily News

Physically Active Less Likely to Die After MI Than Sedentary Individuals

Michael O'Riordan

April 14, 2017

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Myocardial Perfusion Imaging May Enhance CT-Based Evaluation of Stable Angina: CRESCENT II

Trajectory Unknown: How ORBITA Lands in Clinical Practice Still Up for Debate

My Takeaways From TCT 2017: Show Up, Keep It Civil, and Bring Your Best Self

Missed by Risk Calculators, Few Young MI Patients Were Previously on Statins

Circling Back on ORBITA: Sham-Controlled PCI Trial Makes Best of 2017 List

ORBITA: PCI Offers No Symptom Improvement Over Sham Procedure

Short-term Changes in Exercise Habits Can Alter Long-term Prognosis of Stable CAD Patients

TCT 2017: High Hopes in Denver for Complex PCI, Shorter DAPT Durations, TAVR Costs, and More

Even Mild Exercise May Reduce Mortality in Stable CAD

Nonobstructive Coronary Disease on Cardiac CT: Call to Action, or Wait and See?

Black Men Have Twofold Higher Risk of Dying From First CHD Event

Plaque Progression Observed in Extreme Endurance Runners With Preexisting CAD

Top Stories in Cardiology, June 2017

Cardiac Testing in Chest Pain Patients Without Ischemia Does Not Reduce Acute MI Admissions

Run to Your Heart’s Content: Marathons Not Linked With Subclinical Atherosclerosis

Access Denied: Stem Cell Therapy Shows Some Promise in Refractory Angina, but Patients Can’t Get It

EUROCTO: Revascularization Bests Medical Therapy for Quality of Life in CTO Lesions

Masters Athletes at Low Risk for CAD Seem to Develop Atherosclerosis Differently, Study Suggests

Genetic Predisposition to CAD Gets a Boost From Socioeconomics

Physically Active Less Likely to Die After MI Than Sedentary Individuals

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