Cardiac imaging experts have been excited about this technology for quite some time. The belief is that it could help transform how clinicians evaluate cardiovascular risk. 

Researchers have developed a new way to craft custom synthetic vascular grafts for patients in need of immediate care. The technique has shown early potential to be a game-changer for cardiovascular care. 

Authorities believe a 47-year-old Michigan man killed his wife and six children before taking his own life. "This is an unspeakable tragedy that we may never completely understand,” one official said. 

The De Ritis ratio could be a new way to anticipate when TAVR patients may face certain short-term risks after treatment.

More than 50,000 devices are being recalled due to pinhole leaks associated with multiple risks. Customers should return any unused cannulae to Medtronic.

Abbott's TriClip system for tricuspid regurgitation is approved by the FDA and covered by Medicare. To learn more about its real-world performance, researchers will now track 1,000 patients for a total of five years. 

Among the guideline's most significant changes is a Class I recommendation for prophylactic amiodarone.

The cloud-based software from Implicity was built to help care teams reduce unnecessary alerts and prioritize patients who truly need care.

A class action lawsuit seeks damages for patients after a practice employee fell victim to an email phishing attack.

The long-lasting implant could help patients benefit from semaglutide therapy without needing to take the drug on a daily basis. 

Researchers are comparing the new-look Topaz TTVR system from TRiCares with the FDA-approved Evoque TTVR system from Edwards Lifesciences. 

Lisa Nee, MD, a former interventional cardiologist and public policy advisor, has officially joined a crowded mayoral race. 

To adapt a well-worn idiom, senior hospital leadership often risk missing a low-level storm stressing the whole forest for the sake of a few high-maintenance trees up front. 

This type of urgent declaration has only been made twice since the charity was founded in 1881. The group said type O blood is at especially low inventories, as donations stand at a four-year low due to the excessive summer heat and ongoing cyclospora outbreak.