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‘Terrified’ Healthcare Workers Fear Lack of Protection Against COVID-19

Todd Neale

March 20, 2020

News Features

Year in Review: Payment Fights, Wearables, Burnout Defined Cardiology Practice in 2019

Caitlin E. Cox

December 17, 2019

News Daily News

American College of Cardiology Steps Up: Equal Pay, Opportunities for All

Caitlin E. Cox

September 17, 2019

News Daily News

Low-Level Ionizing Radiation May Raise Hypertension Risk

L.A. McKeown

May 03, 2019

News Daily News

Bullying or Violence on the Job May Boost CVD Risk

Todd Neale

November 22, 2018

News Conference News AHA 2018

Sit Less, Move More: New Physical Activity Guidelines Stress Movement at All Ages

Michael O'Riordan

November 12, 2018

News Daily News

Sexual Harassment Clouds the Work Lives of Both Male, Female Physicians: German Survey

Caitlin E. Cox

October 11, 2018

Presentation TCT 2018

Diversity in the Interventional Workplace: Current Challenges and Opportunities

Presenter: Wayne B. Batchelor, Aaron Horne, Jr., Roxana Mehran

September 24, 2018

Gender-neutral criteria and better transparency around physician salaries are among proposals under consideration as a draft resolution moves ahead.

News Daily News

AMA Takes on Gender Inequity, Including the Wage Gap

Michael O'Riordan

June 15, 2018

News Daily News

Women in Cardiology: ‘Underrepresented, Underestimated, and Undervalued’

Todd Neale

May 31, 2018

News Daily News

Indoor Smoking Bans' Ability to Cut CVD Suggests Need to Expand Policies

L.A. McKeown

May 09, 2018

News Daily News

TCTMD’s Top 10 Most Popular Stories for January 2018

Shelley Wood

January 31, 2018

News Features

#CardiologyToo? Sexual Harassment Also Infects Hospital Corridors and the Cath Lab

Yael L. Maxwell

January 19, 2018

News Conference News

ACC Survey: More Than One in Four Cardiologists Report Burnout

Shelley Wood

November 20, 2017

News Daily News

Most US Employees Not Ready for Potential Cardiac Emergencies, AHA Survey Finds

Ashley Lyles

June 27, 2017

News Daily News

Pregnancy Common and Challenging for Female Cardiologists, Survey Finds

L.A. McKeown

January 03, 2017

News Conference News AHA 2016

AHA 2016: Back to the Bayou for Functional Tests, NSAIDs, and Intermediate-Risk TAVR

Shelley Wood

November 09, 2016

News Daily News

Nestlé Voluntarily Reducing Sodium in Processed Food, but Should the AHA Applaud?

Michael O'Riordan

May 09, 2016

News Daily News

Survey Adds To Mounting Evidence That Cath Lab Work Has Radiation-Related Health Effects

L.A. McKeown

April 14, 2016

News Daily News

UK Data Link a Physically Active Commute to Lower BMI in Middle-Aged People

Caitlin E. Cox

March 17, 2016

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‘Terrified’ Healthcare Workers Fear Lack of Protection Against COVID-19

Year in Review: Payment Fights, Wearables, Burnout Defined Cardiology Practice in 2019

American College of Cardiology Steps Up: Equal Pay, Opportunities for All

Low-Level Ionizing Radiation May Raise Hypertension Risk

Bullying or Violence on the Job May Boost CVD Risk

Sit Less, Move More: New Physical Activity Guidelines Stress Movement at All Ages

Sexual Harassment Clouds the Work Lives of Both Male, Female Physicians: German Survey

Diversity in the Interventional Workplace: Current Challenges and Opportunities

AMA Takes on Gender Inequity, Including the Wage Gap

Women in Cardiology: ‘Underrepresented, Underestimated, and Undervalued’

Indoor Smoking Bans' Ability to Cut CVD Suggests Need to Expand Policies

TCTMD’s Top 10 Most Popular Stories for January 2018

#CardiologyToo? Sexual Harassment Also Infects Hospital Corridors and the Cath Lab

ACC Survey: More Than One in Four Cardiologists Report Burnout

Most US Employees Not Ready for Potential Cardiac Emergencies, AHA Survey Finds

Pregnancy Common and Challenging for Female Cardiologists, Survey Finds

AHA 2016: Back to the Bayou for Functional Tests, NSAIDs, and Intermediate-Risk TAVR

Nestlé Voluntarily Reducing Sodium in Processed Food, but Should the AHA Applaud?

Survey Adds To Mounting Evidence That Cath Lab Work Has Radiation-Related Health Effects

UK Data Link a Physically Active Commute to Lower BMI in Middle-Aged People

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