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News You Need to Know Today
Week in Review: Medtronic recalls heart tech | AnchorMan vs. Watchman | FDA clears AI tool | Semaglutide implant on the way?
Saturday, July 11, 2026
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Medtronic recalls heart valve delivery system due to safety risk

The same device was previously recalled back in 2022. Customers are urged to return any unused delivery systems included in the recall to Medtronic.

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Transcatheter pulmonary valve replacement (TPVR) with Medtronic’s self-expanding Harmony valve is both safe and effective after more than a year, according to new real-world data published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.[1]
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Medtronic recalls heart valve delivery system due to safety risk

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Transcatheter pulmonary valve replacement (TPVR) with Medtronic’s self-expanding Harmony valve is both safe and effective after more than a year, according to new real-world data published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.[1]
The same device was previously recalled back in 2022. Customers are urged to return any unused delivery systems included in the recall to Medtronic.
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Meet the AnchorMan: New LAAC device noninferior to Watchman after 1 year

Patients were randomized to undergo treatment with the new-look AnchorMan or the Watchman 2.5. A follow-up study comparing the AnchorMan to the Watchman FLX and FLX Pro devices is already planned.

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AnchorMan LAAC device MicroPort CardioFlow
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Meet the AnchorMan: New LAAC device noninferior to Watchman after 1 year

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AnchorMan LAAC device MicroPort CardioFlow
Patients were randomized to undergo treatment with the new-look AnchorMan or the Watchman 2.5. A follow-up study comparing the AnchorMan to the Watchman FLX and FLX Pro devices is already planned.
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FDA clears AI-enabled CCTA plaque analysis tool from Keya Medical

The company now has multiple FDA-cleared algorithms for evaluating CCTA results.

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Keya medical's plaque analysis and FFR-CT reports generated from a single CT scan.
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FDA clears AI-enabled CCTA plaque analysis tool from Keya Medical

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Keya medical's plaque analysis and FFR-CT reports generated from a single CT scan.
The company now has multiple FDA-cleared algorithms for evaluating CCTA results.
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American College of Cardiology celebrates 100 hospitals for offering ‘highest level of cardiovascular care’

These "forward-thinking organizations" have all committed to participating in multiple data registries and quality improvement programs. Did your facility make the cut? 

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IVUS guidance during DES implantation boosts long-term outcomes in new study
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American College of Cardiology celebrates 100 hospitals for offering ‘highest level of cardiovascular care’

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IVUS guidance during DES implantation boosts long-term outcomes in new study
These "forward-thinking organizations" have all committed to participating in multiple data registries and quality improvement programs. Did your facility make the cut? 
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ACC takes on DOAC use with new scientific statement

Direct oral anticoagulants continue to be underutilized and inappropriately dosed. The American College of Cardiology hopes a new scientific statement can help address those issues and provide clinicians with an updated look at this important topic.

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Rivaroxaban (Xarelto) is among the direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs) including in the new 2026 ACC consensus statement on the use of DOACs.
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ACC takes on DOAC use with new scientific statement

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Rivaroxaban (Xarelto) is among the direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs) including in the new 2026 ACC consensus statement on the use of DOACs.
Direct oral anticoagulants continue to be underutilized and inappropriately dosed. The American College of Cardiology hopes a new scientific statement can help address those issues and provide clinicians with an updated look at this important topic.
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Why cardiology leaders should be careful about the quality metrics they focus on

"Data should simply be a measure of a broader organizational objective," one expert explained. "When the data becomes the goal, that's where organizations can get into trouble."

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Healthcare organizations have unprecedented access to clinical and operational data, but that abundance of information can become a liability if leaders lose sight of what those metrics are intended to accomplish, explained Joel Sauer, MBA, executive vice president of consulting at MedAxiom, an American College of Cardiology (ACC) company.
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Why cardiology leaders should be careful about the quality metrics they focus on

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Healthcare organizations have unprecedented access to clinical and operational data, but that abundance of information can become a liability if leaders lose sight of what those metrics are intended to accomplish, explained Joel Sauer, MBA, executive vice president of consulting at MedAxiom, an American College of Cardiology (ACC) company.
"Data should simply be a measure of a broader organizational objective," one expert explained. "When the data becomes the goal, that's where organizations can get into trouble."
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Work underway on new semaglutide implant—no needles or pills required

The long-lasting implant could help patients benefit from semaglutide therapy without needing to take the drug on a daily basis. 

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Work underway on new semaglutide implant—no needles or pills required

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The long-lasting implant could help patients benefit from semaglutide therapy without needing to take the drug on a daily basis. 
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3-in-1 polypill linked to better heart failure outcomes

The daily polypill was also associated with improved drug adherence, according to new research out of UT Southwestern.

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The World Health Organization (WHO) has officially endorsed the use of polypills—fixed combinations of multiple medicines contained in a single pill—for the prevention of cardiovascular disease, adding them to the latest edition of the WHO Model List of Essential Medicines.
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3-in-1 polypill linked to better heart failure outcomes

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The World Health Organization (WHO) has officially endorsed the use of polypills—fixed combinations of multiple medicines contained in a single pill—for the prevention of cardiovascular disease, adding them to the latest edition of the WHO Model List of Essential Medicines.
The daily polypill was also associated with improved drug adherence, according to new research out of UT Southwestern.
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Exploring key breakthroughs in VT ablation

Today's sophisticated mapping systems allow clinicians to visualize VT circuits with unprecedented detail.

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Roderick Tung, MD, FACC, FHRS, tenured professor of medicine, chief of cardiology, University of Arizona College of Medicine, director, Banner Heart Institute, explained new technology opportunities in ventricular ablation.
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Exploring key breakthroughs in VT ablation

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Roderick Tung, MD, FACC, FHRS, tenured professor of medicine, chief of cardiology, University of Arizona College of Medicine, director, Banner Heart Institute, explained new technology opportunities in ventricular ablation.
Today's sophisticated mapping systems allow clinicians to visualize VT circuits with unprecedented detail.
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Cardiologist and whistleblower joins race to be Chicago’s next mayor

Lisa Nee, MD, a former interventional cardiologist and public policy advisor, has officially joined a crowded mayoral race. 

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Cardiologist Lisa Nee running to be Chicago's mayor
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Cardiologist and whistleblower joins race to be Chicago’s next mayor

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Cardiologist Lisa Nee running to be Chicago's mayor
Lisa Nee, MD, a former interventional cardiologist and public policy advisor, has officially joined a crowded mayoral race. 
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