The new guidelines stress the importance of more complete chest pain evaluations, patient communication and shared decision-making.

Feeling inadequate or unworthy is a common phenomenon, even among highly successful individuals. One cardiologist hopes others can learn from her own experience. 

“These patients are at ongoing risk for aortic complications, reintervention and death," one researcher said. "What’s particularly alarming is that these risks do not subside over time."

Feelings of burnout, researchers noted, were especially common among white cardiologists. 

Physician bias can create disparities in patient care, and the team behind a new program at the University of Arizona hopes to address that issue. 

One large health system actually treated more heart failure patients during the pandemic than it had in previous years. 

What do these findings say about current billing policies? 

A new commentary in the New England Journal of Medicine examines how today's healthcare providers can help save tomorrow.