A prospective analysis using CT coronary angiography shows that about 10% of patients with a zero CAC score have stenoses.

Concerns that omega-6 PUFAs may be pro-inflammatory and prothrombotic, should be allayed, investigators say.

One-year MACE rates didn’t differ, nor did DAPT use. The unexplained MI disparity merits further scrutiny, researchers say.

The quality-improvement project, which included performance measures and feedback, increased use of discharge medications.

The time is now for head-to-head comparison studies of available tricuspid valve reconstruction devices, according to one expert.

Greater use of secondary prevention in nursing-home residents lowers 90-day mortality , but at the cost of functional decline.

While nonrandomized, a new study should reassure physicians who elect to keep patients on warfarin or a NOAC during TAVR.

An upswing in PCI in this population from 1999 to 2013 appears to be paying dividends.

The gap between who’s sent and who needs to be there suggests a need for a risk score to triage higher-risk patients to the ICU.

In addition to reducing cardiometabolic disease, new policies may prompt industry to reformulate sugary products, an analysis suggests.

After 31 research papers were either retracted or called into question, researchers are left scrambling to understand what results they can trust.