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Making Sense of Masters Athletes’ Cardiac Imaging: Expert Review

Michael O'Riordan

December 11, 2025

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Risk Calculators Miss Many Patients Who Present With First MI

Michael O'Riordan

November 21, 2025

News Opinion CV Team Dispatch

September 2025 Dispatch for the CV Team

L.A. McKeown

September 30, 2025

News Opinion Editor's Corner

TCTMD’s Top 10 Most Popular Stories for July 2025

Caitlin E. Cox

July 31, 2025

News Conference News SCCT 2025

Cardiologists More Often Send Higher-Risk Patients for CAC Scans vs Generalists

Yael L. Maxwell

July 29, 2025

News Conference News SCCT 2025

Air Pollution in Canada Ups CAC, Total Plaque, and Obstructive CAD

Yael L. Maxwell

July 25, 2025

News Conference News SCCT 2025

Adding Coronary CT Angiography to Annual Firefighter Physicals Could Save Lives

Yael L. Maxwell

July 18, 2025

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Prepregnancy CV Health Portends Midlife Risks: CARDIA Analysis

L.A. McKeown

June 27, 2025

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Troponin Spikes After Exercise Not Linked to CAD in Middle-aged Athletes

Michael O'Riordan

June 20, 2025

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Black Adults Face CV Mortality Beyond Their Predicted Risk

Caitlin E. Cox

April 18, 2025

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Less Plaque Progression With CAC-Guided Primary Prevention: CAUGHT-CAD

Michael O'Riordan

March 06, 2025

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Athletes’ Hearts Also Require Careful Scrutiny, New Review Suggests

Yael L. Maxwell

January 17, 2025

Presentation TCT 2024

TCT 811: Overweight and Obesity Have the Lowest Mortality Whereas Cachexia Has the Highest Inpatient Mortality Followed by Morbid Obesity in Patients Presenting With ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction

Presenter: Mohammad Reza Movahed

October 28, 2024

Presentation TCT 2024

TCT 243: Overweight Followed by Obesity and Morbid Obesity Have the Lowest Mortality, Whereas Cachexia Has the Highest Mortality Compared to Normal Weight Category in Patients Undergoing PCI

Presenter: Mohammad Reza Movahed

October 28, 2024

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High Levels of Metals, Particularly Cadmium, Linked to Subclinical CVD

Michael O'Riordan

September 23, 2024

News Conference News SCCT 2024

Should Coronary Calcium Always Be Noted on Noncardiac CT Reports?

Todd Neale

July 24, 2024

News Conference News SCCT 2024

Coronary Calcium Scoring May Help Get Semaglutide to Highest-Risk Patients

Todd Neale

July 22, 2024

News Conference News SCCT 2024

Incidental CAC Tied to Worse Outcomes in Systemic Inflammatory Diseases

Todd Neale

July 21, 2024

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High-Risk ‘Clues’ Add Heft to Calcium Scores in Primary Prevention

Michael O'Riordan

February 29, 2024

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Making Sense of Masters Athletes’ Cardiac Imaging: Expert Review

Risk Calculators Miss Many Patients Who Present With First MI

September 2025 Dispatch for the CV Team

TCTMD’s Top 10 Most Popular Stories for July 2025

Cardiologists More Often Send Higher-Risk Patients for CAC Scans vs Generalists

Air Pollution in Canada Ups CAC, Total Plaque, and Obstructive CAD

Adding Coronary CT Angiography to Annual Firefighter Physicals Could Save Lives

Prepregnancy CV Health Portends Midlife Risks: CARDIA Analysis

Troponin Spikes After Exercise Not Linked to CAD in Middle-aged Athletes

Black Adults Face CV Mortality Beyond Their Predicted Risk

Less Plaque Progression With CAC-Guided Primary Prevention: CAUGHT-CAD

Athletes’ Hearts Also Require Careful Scrutiny, New Review Suggests

TCT 811: Overweight and Obesity Have the Lowest Mortality Whereas Cachexia Has the Highest Inpatient Mortality Followed by Morbid Obesity in Patients Presenting With ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction

TCT 243: Overweight Followed by Obesity and Morbid Obesity Have the Lowest Mortality, Whereas Cachexia Has the Highest Mortality Compared to Normal Weight Category in Patients Undergoing PCI

High Levels of Metals, Particularly Cadmium, Linked to Subclinical CVD

Should Coronary Calcium Always Be Noted on Noncardiac CT Reports?

Coronary Calcium Scoring May Help Get Semaglutide to Highest-Risk Patients

Incidental CAC Tied to Worse Outcomes in Systemic Inflammatory Diseases

High-Risk ‘Clues’ Add Heft to Calcium Scores in Primary Prevention

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