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News You Need to Know Today
FDA approves polypill for hypertension | High-tech pants could improve stress tests | Balloon-expandable vs. self-expanding TAVR
Wednesday, June 11, 2025
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FDA approves 3-in-1 polypill for hypertension

Widaplik, the new polypill from George Medicines, includes telmisartan, amlodipine and indapamide. The FDA's decision comes after positive data were published in both JACC and The Lancet.

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FDA approves 3-in-1 polypill for hypertension

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Widaplik, the new polypill from George Medicines, includes telmisartan, amlodipine and indapamide. The FDA's decision comes after positive data were published in both JACC and The Lancet.
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Inspired by astronauts, researchers use high-tech pants to uncover heart issues on MRI

New first-in-human data highlight the potential of pants designed to improve the quality of MRI-based cardiac stress tests.

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Michael Nelson, associate professor, wears the lower body negative-pressure pants at UTA's Clinical Imaging Research Center / Image courtesy of UTA.
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Inspired by astronauts, researchers use high-tech pants to uncover heart issues on MRI

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Michael Nelson, associate professor, wears the lower body negative-pressure pants at UTA's Clinical Imaging Research Center / Image courtesy of UTA.
New first-in-human data highlight the potential of pants designed to improve the quality of MRI-based cardiac stress tests.
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Balloon-expandable, self-expanding TAVR valves associated with comparable long-term outcomes

Patients treated with the Sapien 3 platform from Edwards Lifesciences and the Evolut platform from Medtronic were linked to more similarities than differences after six years. This was a single-center study, researchers noted, but it does provide an in-depth look at the safety and effectiveness of TAVR.

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Balloon-expandable, self-expanding TAVR valves associated with comparable long-term outcomes

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Patients treated with the Sapien 3 platform from Edwards Lifesciences and the Evolut platform from Medtronic were linked to more similarities than differences after six years. This was a single-center study, researchers noted, but it does provide an in-depth look at the safety and effectiveness of TAVR.
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Featured Articles

Study finds 35 million patients may be eligible for renal denervation

However, eligibility alone does not mean a patient will benefit from treatment.

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The Recor Medical renal denervation (RDN) system, pictured here at TCT 2024, and Medtronic’s Symplicity Spyral RDN system have received transitional pass-through payments from CMS for 2025.
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Study finds 35 million patients may be eligible for renal denervation

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The Recor Medical renal denervation (RDN) system, pictured here at TCT 2024, and Medtronic’s Symplicity Spyral RDN system have received transitional pass-through payments from CMS for 2025.
However, eligibility alone does not mean a patient will benefit from treatment.
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FastWave Medical reports first-in-human coronary laser IVL procedures

Sola is a rupture-resistant balloon catheter that uses laser energy to deliver 360-degree pressure with each pulse. It was designed to address limitations the company saw in current calcium-modification devices.

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The Fastwave Sola laser IVL system energy burst to break up coronary calcium.
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FastWave Medical reports first-in-human coronary laser IVL procedures

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The Fastwave Sola laser IVL system energy burst to break up coronary calcium.
Sola is a rupture-resistant balloon catheter that uses laser energy to deliver 360-degree pressure with each pulse. It was designed to address limitations the company saw in current calcium-modification devices.
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ACC backs AMA resolution to boost lung cancer and heart disease screenings in smokers with low-dose CT scans

Former American College of Cardiology president Kim Allan Williams, Sr., MD, an ACC delegate to the American Medical Association House of Delegates, discusses an AMA resolution aimed at improving public awareness of low-dose CT lung cancer exams that can screen for coronary artery calcium at the same time. 

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Former American College of Cardiology (ACC) president Kim Allan Williams, Sr., MD, MACC, MASNC, FAHA, FESC, chair, department of medicine, University of Louisville School of Medicine, and an ACC delegate to the American Medical Association House of Delegates, discusses AMA Resolution 404 aimed at improving public awareness of low-dose CT lung cancer screening that can also identify coronary artery disease (CAD) ate the same time.
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ACC backs AMA resolution to boost lung cancer and heart disease screenings in smokers with low-dose CT scans

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Former American College of Cardiology (ACC) president Kim Allan Williams, Sr., MD, MACC, MASNC, FAHA, FESC, chair, department of medicine, University of Louisville School of Medicine, and an ACC delegate to the American Medical Association House of Delegates, discusses AMA Resolution 404 aimed at improving public awareness of low-dose CT lung cancer screening that can also identify coronary artery disease (CAD) ate the same time.
Former American College of Cardiology president Kim Allan Williams, Sr., MD, an ACC delegate to the American Medical Association House of Delegates, discusses an AMA resolution aimed at improving public awareness of low-dose CT lung cancer exams that can screen for coronary artery calcium at the same time. 
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In Case You Missed It

Medtronic drug-coated balloon gains multiple new approvals

The Prevail DCB has been cleared to use in dozens of countries around the globe, but it has not yet been approved by the FDA.

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Prevail DCB Medtronic. Medtronic’s Prevail drug-coated balloon (DCB) has received CE mark approval for several new indications related to the treatment of coronary artery disease (CAD). The paclitaxel-coated device, designed to inflate within the patient’s artery during percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) procedures, is now approved across the EU to treat CAD patients with multivessel disease, acute coronary syndrome and diabetes.
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Medtronic drug-coated balloon gains multiple new approvals

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Prevail DCB Medtronic. Medtronic’s Prevail drug-coated balloon (DCB) has received CE mark approval for several new indications related to the treatment of coronary artery disease (CAD). The paclitaxel-coated device, designed to inflate within the patient’s artery during percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) procedures, is now approved across the EU to treat CAD patients with multivessel disease, acute coronary syndrome and diabetes.
The Prevail DCB has been cleared to use in dozens of countries around the globe, but it has not yet been approved by the FDA.
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SCAI wants lead-free cath labs and a better work-life balance for cardiologists

"The lead protection we wear is causing a lot of damage," SCAI President Srihari S. Naidu, MD, a veteran interventional cardiologist, explained in an interview.

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Video interview with Hari Naidu SCAI president on the need for policy for increased radiation protection in the cath lab.
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SCAI wants lead-free cath labs and a better work-life balance for cardiologists

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Video interview with Hari Naidu SCAI president on the need for policy for increased radiation protection in the cath lab.
"The lead protection we wear is causing a lot of damage," SCAI President Srihari S. Naidu, MD, a veteran interventional cardiologist, explained in an interview.
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Cardiologist shares positive first-in-human data on TriCares TTVR device

The new Topaz TTVR system was associated with the consistent elimination of tricuspid regurgitation. In addition, none of the first 20 patients treated with the device required a permanent pacemaker as a result of the procedure.

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The Topaz transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement (TTVR) system. TriCares GmbH, a global medtech company with offices in France, Germany, the United States and Brazil, has announced the presentation of new first-in-human data on its self-expanding Topaz transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement (TTVR) system. Julien Dreyfus, MD, PhD, a cardiologist with Centre Cardiologique du Nord in France who specializes in tricuspid treatments, presented the findings at EuroPCR in Paris.
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Cardiologist shares positive first-in-human data on TriCares TTVR device

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The Topaz transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement (TTVR) system. TriCares GmbH, a global medtech company with offices in France, Germany, the United States and Brazil, has announced the presentation of new first-in-human data on its self-expanding Topaz transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement (TTVR) system. Julien Dreyfus, MD, PhD, a cardiologist with Centre Cardiologique du Nord in France who specializes in tricuspid treatments, presented the findings at EuroPCR in Paris.
The new Topaz TTVR system was associated with the consistent elimination of tricuspid regurgitation. In addition, none of the first 20 patients treated with the device required a permanent pacemaker as a result of the procedure.
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In Other News

9 trends to watch in diagnostic imaging

Consulting firm Vizient is forecasting continued growth in the specialty, driven by shifts in where patients receive care, new therapies that require imaging and a rapidly aging population. 

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9 trends to watch in diagnostic imaging

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Consulting firm Vizient is forecasting continued growth in the specialty, driven by shifts in where patients receive care, new therapies that require imaging and a rapidly aging population. 
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RFK fires entire vaccine committee at CDC

The Department of Health and Human —under the direction of Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.—has released all 17 members of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), citing a need to enact President Donald Trump's agenda of restoring science to a "gold standard." 

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RFK fires entire vaccine committee at CDC

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The Department of Health and Human —under the direction of Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.—has released all 17 members of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), citing a need to enact President Donald Trump's agenda of restoring science to a "gold standard." 
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