Despite showing a big decrease in risk, the study needs to be reproduced before this strategy is widely adopted, an expert says.

Fewer than half of the Medicare patients enrolled in rehab programs, indicating much room for improvement.

The study author says he has “no reservations” about prescribing PCSK9 inhibitors to patients with hypercholesterolemia.

(UPDATED) A provocative new paper argues that statins may be “low-value care” in this low-risk group, fueling fresh debate.

Despite the hurdles, frailty should not preclude aggressive care of female patients, one expert argues.

Data on 2.3 million deaths in people ages 25 to 64 point to hypertension, diabetes, and socioeconomic factors as drivers.

The higher risk associated with VKAs over DOACs needs corroboration before affecting clinical practice, one expert says.

The additional approval is based on the results of the DECLARE-TIMI 58 trial.

A study of hospitalized women suggests that those who have had bulimia should be screened regularly by a cardiologist.

Two experts say concerns are premature and that physicians or patients shouldn’t alter treatment based on this preliminary data.

Currently training in interventional cardiology, this fellow was inspired to pursue medicine through her love of physiology.

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