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Vaping with e-cigarettes linked to multiple cardiovascular risks

Vaping is assocated with similar cardiovascular risks as smoking based on growing clinical study evidence.

This study adds to growing evidence that e-cigarettes play a significant role in cardiovascular problems, similar to smoking. Researchers hope their work can help lead to new public health policies. 

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CMS considers Medicare coverage options for tricuspid valve repair at Abbott’s request

An FDA panel will discuss its recommendations related to Abbott's TriClip G4 transcatheter edge-to-edge repair (TEER) system for tricuspid regurgitation.

TriClip image courtesy of Abbott. 

CMS is now accepting public comments on this topic until Nov. 2. A final decision is expected by July 2025.

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Asheville's Mission Hospital is in the center of Hurricane Helene disaster recovery

The ASPR’s National Disaster Medical System field hospital set up in the parking lot at Mission Hospital in Asheville this past week to augment the hospital's emergency department and help decompress the pressure on the hospital in the epicenter of the Hurricane Helene disaster. Photo by ASPR

The ASPR’s National Disaster Medical System field hospital, set up in the parking lot at Mission Hospital in Asheville this past week. Photo by ASPR.

The hospital was prepared for Hurricane Helene and has maintained operations, despite being in the epicenter of destruction.

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Baxter works to get North Carolina IV plants back online as national shortages loom

A temporary rock bridge provides access to the Baxter North Cove IV bag plant in North Carolina, which has enabled cleanup crews to begin work on the flooded plant that supplies 60% of U.S. IV bags. Photo from Baxter.

A temporary rock bridge provides access to the Baxter North Cove IV bag plant in North Carolina. Photo from Baxter.

Baxter's IV plant in North Carolina was flooded by Hurricane Helene. That plant provides 60% of the U.S. supply of IV bags. 

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The top 25 children's heart hospitals in the US

The Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI) has responded to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA’s) recommendation that all infants and young children who receive iodinated contrast media (ICM) undergo thyroid testing. The group pushed back against this proposal, emphasizing that implementation would have “far-reaching consequences.”

Patient outcomes, safety data and physician feedback were all used to rank the top children's hospitals for pediatric cardiology and heart surgery in the United States. Did your facility make the cut? 

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AstraZeneca spends up to $1.9B for new heart disease drug

money business cash flow dollar. Kingsway Financial Services, a Chicago-based holding company with subsidiaries in several industries, has acquired New Jersey-based Digital Diagnostics Imaging (DDI) for $11 million. The transaction was funded with $5.4 million in cash and $5.6 million in debt financing.

Early data suggest the drug, an oral lipoprotein (a) disruptor, could make a significant impact on patient care. AstraZeneca will pay $100 million upfront, with much more to follow if certain milestones are met. 

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Monitoring acute heart patients at home linked to considerable cost savings

Inhospital blood pressure and ECG patient monitoring with Masimo technology at HIMSS23.

The new report could go on to help guide decisions made by CMS and hospital leadership teams for years to come.

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Low doses of radiation still increase risk of leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma

X-ray dose monitoring badges for cath lab staff at Banner Health's ambulatory surgical center (ASC) in Sun City, Arizona. Photo by Dave Fornell

A new study found cumulative radiation exposure of 16 mSv to red bone marrow can cause an increased rate of some hematological malignancies.

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FDA rules Medtronic’s insulin pump issues a Class I recall due to safety risks

Medtronic's MiniMed 780 (left) and 670 (right) insulin pumps in FDA recall. Some of Medtronic's 600 and 700 series MiniMed insulin pumps are experiencing significant battery issues when dropped, pumped or impacted in any way. This has been linked to reports of health issues in more than 180 patients.

Medtronic's MiniMed 780 (left) and 670 (right) insulin pumps. 

Some of Medtronic's 600 and 700 series MiniMed insulin pumps are experiencing significant battery issues when dropped, bumped or impacted in any way. This has been linked to reports of health issues in more than 180 patients.

  • Read more about FDA rules Medtronic’s insulin pump issues a Class I recall due to safety risks

Following heart failure guidelines could save 1.2 million lives per year

Researchers found millions of heart failure patients who qualify for standard, guideline directed medical therapies, but did not receive it due to poor health literacy, limited access to care and medication costs.

Millions of heart failure patients who qualify for standard medical therapies do not receive treatment due to poor health literacy, limited access to care and medication costs.

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