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Poor Diet Responsible for 11 Million Deaths Annually, With CVD a Leading Cause

Michael O'Riordan

April 04, 2019

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Color-Coded Cues and Physician Prompts Boost Evidence-Based Therapy in High-Risk CVD

L.A. McKeown

April 03, 2019

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Renal Denervation Lowers BP in Sham-Controlled Studies: Meta-Analysis

Michael O'Riordan

April 02, 2019

News Conference News ACC 2019

Renal Denervation May Lower Treatment Burden, as Well as Blood Pressure: RADIANCE-HTN SOLO

Michael O'Riordan

April 01, 2019

News Opinion Fellow Talk

Public Reporting and the Budding Interventional Cardiologist

Yashasvi Chugh, MD

March 28, 2019

News Conference News ACC 2019

Sonothrombolysis for Acute STEMI? High-Frequency Microbubbles Show Promise in MRUSMI

L.A. McKeown

March 27, 2019

News Conference News ACC 2019

Amlodipine the Key Component in Dual BP Therapy in Sub-Saharan Africa: CREOLE

Caitlin E. Cox

March 25, 2019

News Conference News ACC 2019

INFINITY: Aggressive Blood Pressure Lowering May Slow Cerebrovascular Disease in Elderly

L.A. McKeown

March 21, 2019

News Opinion Editor's Corner ACC 2019

Live From New Orleans: Days 2 and 3 at ACC 2019

Shelley Wood

March 18, 2019

News Conference News ACC 2019

COAPT Echo Substudy in HF Patients With Mitral Regurgitation Offers New Answers, and More Questions

Shelley Wood

March 17, 2019

News Conference News ACC 2019

Spectrum of Shock Treated in Contemporary US Practice: Clues From the CCCTN

Caitlin E. Cox

March 16, 2019

News Conference News CRT 2019

Renal Denervation With Alcohol Infusions Appears Safe, but Clinical Impact Remains Unproven

Yael L. Maxwell

March 06, 2019

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Sex-Based Differences for Heart Failure Risk Need More Attention, Research

Yael L. Maxwell

February 28, 2019

News Daily News

Many CVD Risk Factors Remain Uncontrolled in Men and Women, but Emphasis Differs

Lucy Hicks

February 21, 2019

News Daily News

Aortic Stenosis Staging System Validated in Real-World, All-Comers Cohort

L.A. McKeown

February 14, 2019

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Intensive BP Lowering May Have Cognitive Benefits: SPRINT MIND

Todd Neale

February 04, 2019

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‘Watchful Waiting’ Tied to Poor Long-term Outcomes in Patients With Severe AR, Analysis Suggests

L.A. McKeown

January 17, 2019

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Dose-Response Benefits for Fiber Intake Seen Across Wide Swath of Acquired Diseases

Shelley Wood

January 15, 2019

News Daily News

Half of TAVR Patients Develop Potentially Dangerous Conduction Abnormalities

Yael L. Maxwell

January 11, 2019

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Poor Diet Responsible for 11 Million Deaths Annually, With CVD a Leading Cause

Color-Coded Cues and Physician Prompts Boost Evidence-Based Therapy in High-Risk CVD

Renal Denervation Lowers BP in Sham-Controlled Studies: Meta-Analysis

Renal Denervation May Lower Treatment Burden, as Well as Blood Pressure: RADIANCE-HTN SOLO

Public Reporting and the Budding Interventional Cardiologist

Sonothrombolysis for Acute STEMI? High-Frequency Microbubbles Show Promise in MRUSMI

Amlodipine the Key Component in Dual BP Therapy in Sub-Saharan Africa: CREOLE

INFINITY: Aggressive Blood Pressure Lowering May Slow Cerebrovascular Disease in Elderly

Live From New Orleans: Days 2 and 3 at ACC 2019

COAPT Echo Substudy in HF Patients With Mitral Regurgitation Offers New Answers, and More Questions

Spectrum of Shock Treated in Contemporary US Practice: Clues From the CCCTN

Renal Denervation With Alcohol Infusions Appears Safe, but Clinical Impact Remains Unproven

Sex-Based Differences for Heart Failure Risk Need More Attention, Research

Many CVD Risk Factors Remain Uncontrolled in Men and Women, but Emphasis Differs

Aortic Stenosis Staging System Validated in Real-World, All-Comers Cohort

Intensive BP Lowering May Have Cognitive Benefits: SPRINT MIND

‘Watchful Waiting’ Tied to Poor Long-term Outcomes in Patients With Severe AR, Analysis Suggests

Dose-Response Benefits for Fiber Intake Seen Across Wide Swath of Acquired Diseases

Half of TAVR Patients Develop Potentially Dangerous Conduction Abnormalities

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