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Economics: 5 key stories from the last month
Tuesday, July 12, 2022
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Proposed Medicare Physician Free Schedule would decrease cardiology payments, ACC calls it ‘the continuation of a troubling trend’

CMS also announced that the penalty phase of its Appropriate Use Criteria Program has been delayed yet again.

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Proposed Medicare Physician Free Schedule would decrease cardiology payments, ACC calls it ‘the continuation of a troubling trend’

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CMS also announced that the penalty phase of its Appropriate Use Criteria Program has been delayed yet again.
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Judge says Apple violated ECG patents, making U.S. import ban of Apple Watches a possibility

A judge from the U.S. International Trade Commission has said Apple violated multiple AliveCor patents. This story, however, is far from over.

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Judge says Apple violated ECG patents, making U.S. import ban of Apple Watches a possibility

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A judge from the U.S. International Trade Commission has said Apple violated multiple AliveCor patents. This story, however, is far from over.
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AFib ablation makes financial sense, especially among heart failure patients

The additional costs associated with AFib ablation appear to be justified, researchers wrote.

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AFib ablation makes financial sense, especially among heart failure patients

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The additional costs associated with AFib ablation appear to be justified, researchers wrote.
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Cardiologist sues former trainee for defamation after sexual misconduct allegation

The initial complaint, filed nearly one year ago, remains unresolved. 

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Cardiologist sues former trainee for defamation after sexual misconduct allegation

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The initial complaint, filed nearly one year ago, remains unresolved. 
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Corvia Medical raises $54M to continue studying implantable heart failure treatment

The company will use the funds to follow up on what it learned from the REDUCE LAP-HF II clinical trial.

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The Corvia Atrial Shunt is designed to address elevated left atrial pressure (LAP) heart failure patients.
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Corvia Medical raises $54M to continue studying implantable heart failure treatment

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The Corvia Atrial Shunt is designed to address elevated left atrial pressure (LAP) heart failure patients.
The company will use the funds to follow up on what it learned from the REDUCE LAP-HF II clinical trial.
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