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Week in Review: Cardiologist may have saved the college football season | Severe obesity & COVID-19 | TAVR utilization
Saturday, August 22, 2020
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Why older patients are especially vulnerable to heart damage from COVID-19

COVID-19 enters a person’s heart cells by attacking certain proteins—and when more of those proteins are present, the virus has more chances to cause damage.

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Why older patients are especially vulnerable to heart damage from COVID-19

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COVID-19 enters a person’s heart cells by attacking certain proteins—and when more of those proteins are present, the virus has more chances to cause damage.
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Cardiologist may have just saved the 2020 college football season

Michael Ackerman, MD, PhD, spoke to Big 12 representatives at length about COVID-19, myocarditis and how playing games may impact the safety of college athletes.

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Cardiologist may have just saved the 2020 college football season

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Michael Ackerman, MD, PhD, spoke to Big 12 representatives at length about COVID-19, myocarditis and how playing games may impact the safety of college athletes.
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Severely obese patients four times as likely to die from COVID-19

A patient's risk of death is also greater when they are male or 60 years old or younger.

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Severely obese patients four times as likely to die from COVID-19

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A patient's risk of death is also greater when they are male or 60 years old or younger.
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A historic first: Researchers grow functional heart model the size of a sesame seed

The cardiac models were created using human stem cells. Each one is able to beat in less than a week. 

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A historic first: Researchers grow functional heart model the size of a sesame seed

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The cardiac models were created using human stem cells. Each one is able to beat in less than a week. 
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AI and imaging help answer a cardiac mystery centuries in the making

Trabeculae, detailed networks of muscle fibers on the heart, were first sketched by Leonardo da Vinci 500 years ago. He wondered what they were and what, exactly, they did.

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AI and imaging help answer a cardiac mystery centuries in the making

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Trabeculae, detailed networks of muscle fibers on the heart, were first sketched by Leonardo da Vinci 500 years ago. He wondered what they were and what, exactly, they did.
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Featured Articles

How population density can influence TAVR utilization, patient outcomes

Patient access to TAVR centers is often limited in rural areas where resources are in short supply.

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How population density can influence TAVR utilization, patient outcomes

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Patient access to TAVR centers is often limited in rural areas where resources are in short supply.
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Many cardiac arrest deaths actually the result of an overdose

The team behind the analysis explored autopsies, toxicology reports, medication lists and prior health records for its research. 

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Many cardiac arrest deaths actually the result of an overdose

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The team behind the analysis explored autopsies, toxicology reports, medication lists and prior health records for its research. 
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Cardiovascular patients crave personalized care, attentive physicians

For the new report, Abbott surveyed patients, physicians and administrators from nine countries about cardiovascular care, technology and more. 

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Cardiovascular patients crave personalized care, attentive physicians

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For the new report, Abbott surveyed patients, physicians and administrators from nine countries about cardiovascular care, technology and more. 
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5 key ways to update stroke care during the COVID-19 pandemic

One high-volume stroke center shared its own strategy for adapting to these strange and unusual times. 

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5 key ways to update stroke care during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Doctor wearing a COVID N95 mask in the hospital. #Coronavirus #COVID19 #Sarscov2
One high-volume stroke center shared its own strategy for adapting to these strange and unusual times. 
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