The analysis, published in Radiology, included more than 300 patients who presented with severe aortic stenosis.

More patients also required endovascular thrombectomy treatment than usual.

The benefit may be even more significant if the individual also eats plenty of fiber.

The company made the announcement after finalizing new agreements with some prominent practices.

Physical activities such as walking and gardening are especially important after a stroke for younger patients, researchers found.

While interventional cardiology came in at No. 1, other specialties near the top of the list included orthopedic surgery, gastroenterology, non-invasive cardiology and radiology.

The recommendation, made specifically with high-risk patients in mind, includes ECGs, X-rays and more.

The team hopes its findings, published in Advanced Functional Materials, could lead to significant improvements in patient care.

For those who cannot comply, the Oak Brook, Illinois-based professional society said it’s offering a “robust” virtual component for its popular annual meeting that kicks off Nov. 28.