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Machine Learning Based on ECG, Clinical Data Predicts Coronary Calcium

Todd Neale

December 04, 2020

News Conference News AHA 2020

SCAPIS: CTA Finds Silent CAD in 42% of Middle-aged Adults

Shelley Wood

November 13, 2020

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Coronary Calcium Scans May ID Patients Who Benefit From Aspirin

Michael O'Riordan

October 30, 2020

News Conference News TCT 2020

Under ISCHEMIA’s Long Shadow, Cardiologists Ponder Shifting Guidelines, Care

Michael O'Riordan

October 19, 2020

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Coronary CTA Should Be First When Assessing Stable CAD: Consensus Document

Yael L. Maxwell

September 10, 2020

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Free CAC Scans for ASCVD Risk Capture More Women, Minorities, and Low-Income Adults

Michael O'Riordan

September 02, 2020

News Conference News ESC 2020

EVAPORATE: Icosapent Ethyl May Slow Atherosclerosis Progression

Yael L. Maxwell

September 02, 2020

News Conference News SCCT 2020

For Cardiac CT, COVID-19 Has Toppled Silos and Paved the Way for Change

Yael L. Maxwell

July 28, 2020

News Conference News SCCT 2020

ISCHEMIA, Patient Age in PROMISE Among Top CT Papers of the Year at SCCT

Yael L. Maxwell

July 20, 2020

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Less MI, CV Death With Noninvasive Testing for Chest Pain: Observational Data

Michael O'Riordan

July 14, 2020

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Atherosclerosis Seen in 500-Year-Old Inuit Mummies

Todd Neale

January 02, 2020

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Noninvasive Tests for Chest Pain: New Insight Into Who Benefits Most

Yael L. Maxwell

November 07, 2019

News Conference News SCCT 2019

Retrospective Study Validates CAC-DRS Score for Predicting Mortality

Yael L. Maxwell

July 23, 2019

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Nonobstructive CAD on Cardiac CTA a Golden Opportunity to Boost Statin Prescribing

Michael O'Riordan

July 22, 2019

News Conference News SCCT 2019

Doubling Down on SCOT-HEART: Mechanisms, Applicability, and Future Directions

Yael L. Maxwell

July 18, 2019

News Conference News SCCT 2019

CTA or Function Tests in High-risk Chest Pain and No Known CAD: Debate Goes On

Yael L. Maxwell

July 16, 2019

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Age Without Atherosclerosis: Tests May Help Elderly Skip Statins

Yael L. Maxwell

July 04, 2019

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Exposure to Air Pollution in China Tied to Increase in Coronary Calcium

Todd Neale

June 28, 2019

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Zero CAC Reliably Excludes CAD Among Stable, Symptomatic Patients, but Experts Debate Its Need

Yael L. Maxwell

April 18, 2019

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No Excuses: Routine, High-Volume Exercise in Men Not Associated With Increased Mortality

Michael O'Riordan

February 01, 2019

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Machine Learning Based on ECG, Clinical Data Predicts Coronary Calcium

SCAPIS: CTA Finds Silent CAD in 42% of Middle-aged Adults

Coronary Calcium Scans May ID Patients Who Benefit From Aspirin

Under ISCHEMIA’s Long Shadow, Cardiologists Ponder Shifting Guidelines, Care

Coronary CTA Should Be First When Assessing Stable CAD: Consensus Document

Free CAC Scans for ASCVD Risk Capture More Women, Minorities, and Low-Income Adults

EVAPORATE: Icosapent Ethyl May Slow Atherosclerosis Progression

For Cardiac CT, COVID-19 Has Toppled Silos and Paved the Way for Change

ISCHEMIA, Patient Age in PROMISE Among Top CT Papers of the Year at SCCT

Less MI, CV Death With Noninvasive Testing for Chest Pain: Observational Data

Atherosclerosis Seen in 500-Year-Old Inuit Mummies

Noninvasive Tests for Chest Pain: New Insight Into Who Benefits Most

Retrospective Study Validates CAC-DRS Score for Predicting Mortality

Nonobstructive CAD on Cardiac CTA a Golden Opportunity to Boost Statin Prescribing

Doubling Down on SCOT-HEART: Mechanisms, Applicability, and Future Directions

CTA or Function Tests in High-risk Chest Pain and No Known CAD: Debate Goes On

Age Without Atherosclerosis: Tests May Help Elderly Skip Statins

Exposure to Air Pollution in China Tied to Increase in Coronary Calcium

Zero CAC Reliably Excludes CAD Among Stable, Symptomatic Patients, but Experts Debate Its Need

No Excuses: Routine, High-Volume Exercise in Men Not Associated With Increased Mortality

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