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Year in Review: Physicians Pick the Biggest News of 2017, in Interventional Cardiology and Beyond

Shelley Wood

December 26, 2017

News Daily News

Secondary Prevention Lagging Behind in Women With Established Coronary Disease

Todd Neale

September 22, 2017

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Physical Activity of Any Ilk Cuts CVD, Deaths in Global Study: PURE

Shelley Wood

September 22, 2017

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Ischemic Heart Disease the Leading Cause of Death Globally

Michael O'Riordan

September 19, 2017

Presentation

Global Geographic Variation in Patient Characteristics in PCI Clinical Trials

September 15, 2017

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Patients in PCI Trials Vary Around the World, With Women Still Underrepresented

Michael O'Riordan

September 15, 2017

Presentation ESC 2017

Impact of BMI on Clinical Outcomes and Readmissions After Cardiac Catheterization

Presenter: Afnan Tariq

August 26, 2017

News Conference News ESC 2017

Underweight and Overlooked: Low BMI Patients May Be Highest-Risk Post-PCI

Shelley Wood

August 26, 2017

News Daily News

Obese Cardiac Surgery Patients a Burden on ICU Resources

Michael O'Riordan

August 11, 2017

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Elevated Cardiovascular Risk May Linger for Several Years After a Severe Infection

Todd Neale

August 02, 2017

News Daily News

Biomedical Research in CVD: More Investment Today Will Yield Long-term Rewards

Caitlin E. Cox

June 29, 2017

News Conference News EuroPCR 2017

BIO-RESORT: Impaired Glucose Metabolism Linked With Worse Clinical Outcomes After PCI

Michael O'Riordan

May 18, 2017

News Daily News

Very Low Radiation Doses With SPECT MPI Are Possible

Todd Neale

May 08, 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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Younger, Heavier, and Uninsured: Trends Point to Rising Risks in Acute MI, Ischemic Stroke Patients

Yael L. Maxwell

April 11, 2017

News Daily News

Yo-Yo a No-No: Fluctuating Body Weight May Increase Morbidity and Mortality Among CAD Patients

L.A. McKeown

April 06, 2017

News Conference News ACC 2017

People Living in Amazon Rainforest Provide Clues to Coronary Protection

L.A. McKeown

March 17, 2017

News Daily News

American Heart Association Annual Stats: Yet Again, CVD Is the Leading Killer

Shelley Wood

January 26, 2017

News Daily News

Multiarterial Approach to CABG Still Entails Higher Risk but Might Unlock the Door to Better Long-term Survival

Yael L. Maxwell

January 25, 2017

News Daily News

How Much, How Hard, How Often: Exercise Study Shows Weekend Warriors Also See Cuts in CVD Death

Shelley Wood

January 11, 2017

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Year in Review: Physicians Pick the Biggest News of 2017, in Interventional Cardiology and Beyond

Secondary Prevention Lagging Behind in Women With Established Coronary Disease

Physical Activity of Any Ilk Cuts CVD, Deaths in Global Study: PURE

Ischemic Heart Disease the Leading Cause of Death Globally

Global Geographic Variation in Patient Characteristics in PCI Clinical Trials

Patients in PCI Trials Vary Around the World, With Women Still Underrepresented

Impact of BMI on Clinical Outcomes and Readmissions After Cardiac Catheterization

Underweight and Overlooked: Low BMI Patients May Be Highest-Risk Post-PCI

Obese Cardiac Surgery Patients a Burden on ICU Resources

Elevated Cardiovascular Risk May Linger for Several Years After a Severe Infection

Biomedical Research in CVD: More Investment Today Will Yield Long-term Rewards

BIO-RESORT: Impaired Glucose Metabolism Linked With Worse Clinical Outcomes After PCI

Very Low Radiation Doses With SPECT MPI Are Possible

Physically Active Less Likely to Die After MI Than Sedentary Individuals

Younger, Heavier, and Uninsured: Trends Point to Rising Risks in Acute MI, Ischemic Stroke Patients

Yo-Yo a No-No: Fluctuating Body Weight May Increase Morbidity and Mortality Among CAD Patients

People Living in Amazon Rainforest Provide Clues to Coronary Protection

American Heart Association Annual Stats: Yet Again, CVD Is the Leading Killer

Multiarterial Approach to CABG Still Entails Higher Risk but Might Unlock the Door to Better Long-term Survival

How Much, How Hard, How Often: Exercise Study Shows Weekend Warriors Also See Cuts in CVD Death

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