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FDA authorizes new AI for heart attacks | ESC's record-breaking attendance | Medtronic secures labeling update | Nurses & HF
Tuesday, September 8, 2026
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FDA authorizes ‘Queen of Hearts’ AI model for detecting heart attacks in ECG results

The advanced algorithm, built to detect STEMI and STEMI-equivalent patterns in ECG results, gained the FDA's breakthrough device designation back in 2025.

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FDA authorizes ‘Queen of Hearts’ AI model for detecting heart attacks in ECG results

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The advanced algorithm, built to detect STEMI and STEMI-equivalent patterns in ECG results, gained the FDA's breakthrough device designation back in 2025.
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ESC celebrates record-breaking attendance for world's largest cardiology conference

The European Society of Cardiology announced that approximately 33,800 healthcare professionals from 170 countries participated in its latest annual conference. 

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ESC celebrates record-breaking attendance for world's largest cardiology conference

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The European Society of Cardiology announced that approximately 33,800 healthcare professionals from 170 countries participated in its latest annual conference. 
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Medtronic stent graft system secures key labeling update

Medtronic has received CE mark approval for a major change to the labeling of its Endurant stent graft system. A warning that the device has not been evaluated for the treatment of ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms is no longer required.

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Medtronic stent graft system secures key labeling update

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Medtronic has received CE mark approval for a major change to the labeling of its Endurant stent graft system. A warning that the device has not been evaluated for the treatment of ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms is no longer required.
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Nurse-coordinated care improves heart failure survival

A structured, nurse-coordinated, technology-enabled delivery model improved heart failure outcomes in routine care. 

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Nurse-coordinated care improves heart failure survival

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A structured, nurse-coordinated, technology-enabled delivery model improved heart failure outcomes in routine care. 
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Featured Articles

Stroke patients should start rehab as soon as possible

Stroke patients should begin their road to recovery as soon as they are medically stable, according to a new ASA/AHA guideline. In fact, starting within the first 48 hours is recommended to maximize the patient’s chance of a full recovery.

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Stroke patients should start rehab as soon as possible

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Stroke patients should begin their road to recovery as soon as they are medically stable, according to a new ASA/AHA guideline. In fact, starting within the first 48 hours is recommended to maximize the patient’s chance of a full recovery.
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FDA finalizes recall due to heart devices sending delayed alerts—software update on the way

Boston Scientific is warning clinicians about an ongoing safety concern with its LUX-Dx family of insertable cardiac monitors. No devices need to be returned or replaced, but the FDA did finalize a Class II recall. 

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FDA finalizes recall due to heart devices sending delayed alerts—software update on the way

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Boston Scientific is warning clinicians about an ongoing safety concern with its LUX-Dx family of insertable cardiac monitors. No devices need to be returned or replaced, but the FDA did finalize a Class II recall. 
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FDA clears new imaging software from AI company founded by cardiologists

The new software from Tennessee-based Heartvue.ai uses advanced AI algorithms to view, process and evaluate cardiac MRI scans. It was built to work with any existing cardiology or radiology workflow.

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FDA clears new imaging software from AI company founded by cardiologists

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The new software from Tennessee-based Heartvue.ai uses advanced AI algorithms to view, process and evaluate cardiac MRI scans. It was built to work with any existing cardiology or radiology workflow.
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Artificial sweetener linked to much higher risk of heart attack, stroke or death

Xylitol, a sugar substitute found in chewing gum, baked goods and toothpaste, was associated with long-term cardiovascular risks in a new study of more than 17,000 adults.

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Artificial sweetener linked to much higher risk of heart attack, stroke or death

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Xylitol, a sugar substitute found in chewing gum, baked goods and toothpaste, was associated with long-term cardiovascular risks in a new study of more than 17,000 adults.
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In Case You Missed It

Cardiologist questions Trump’s health in new editorial: ‘We have been kept in the dark too long’

Veteran cardiologist Jonathan Reiner, MD, a professor at George Washington University, shared his concerns about President Donald Trump's health. 

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Cardiologist questions Trump’s health in new editorial: ‘We have been kept in the dark too long’

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President Donald Trump, White House press photo.
Veteran cardiologist Jonathan Reiner, MD, a professor at George Washington University, shared his concerns about President Donald Trump's health. 
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Duke's digital twin technology could take hemodynamic assessments to a whole other level

Researchers at Duke are hard at work on digital twins that could help care teams make important treatment decisions. 

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Video: Amanda Randles, PhD, director of the Duke Center for Computational and Digital Health Innovation, and professor of biomedical engineering, explains how her lab created a digital twin technology that can take patient imaging and data to recreate a digital model of the patient's coronary blood flow. The computational platform called HARVEY can simulate a patient's hemodynamics so accurately, it may eliminate the need for invasive coronary FFR pressure wires to diagnose heart disease.
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Duke's digital twin technology could take hemodynamic assessments to a whole other level

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Video: Amanda Randles, PhD, director of the Duke Center for Computational and Digital Health Innovation, and professor of biomedical engineering, explains how her lab created a digital twin technology that can take patient imaging and data to recreate a digital model of the patient's coronary blood flow. The computational platform called HARVEY can simulate a patient's hemodynamics so accurately, it may eliminate the need for invasive coronary FFR pressure wires to diagnose heart disease.
Researchers at Duke are hard at work on digital twins that could help care teams make important treatment decisions. 
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Cardiologists develop new anchoring technique for challenging TAVR cases

TAVR can be especially challenging in patients with PAR and an enlarged LVOT. Specialists in China have developed a new technique that could improve outcomes for some of these patients without introducing new risks. 

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Cardiologists develop new anchoring technique for challenging TAVR cases

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TAVR can be especially challenging in patients with PAR and an enlarged LVOT. Specialists in China have developed a new technique that could improve outcomes for some of these patients without introducing new risks. 
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In Other News

Former radiologist turns bourbon passion into second career

His advice to other physicians considering a side business: pursue something you are genuinely interested in and avoid recreating the stress of clinical work.

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Ed Escott, MD, a former neuroradiologist, professor of radiology, chief of the Division of Neuroradiology, and vice chair for faculty mentoring, development and wellness, Department of Radiology, at the University of Kentucky, retired this summer to pursue a new full-time job of sampling bourbon, writing reviews and taking distillery tours.
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Former radiologist turns bourbon passion into second career

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Ed Escott, MD, a former neuroradiologist, professor of radiology, chief of the Division of Neuroradiology, and vice chair for faculty mentoring, development and wellness, Department of Radiology, at the University of Kentucky, retired this summer to pursue a new full-time job of sampling bourbon, writing reviews and taking distillery tours.
His advice to other physicians considering a side business: pursue something you are genuinely interested in and avoid recreating the stress of clinical work.
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DaVita settles ransomware attack lawsuit for $15M

The 2025 data breach exposed records on 2.7 million patients. The cybercrime syndicate Interlock claimed credit for the attack, posting its stolen bounty on the dark web shortly after the incident.

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DaVita settles ransomware attack lawsuit for $15M

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The 2025 data breach exposed records on 2.7 million patients. The cybercrime syndicate Interlock claimed credit for the attack, posting its stolen bounty on the dark web shortly after the incident.
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