Remote monitoring with ICMs benefits patients with cardiac autonomic dysfunction Researchers found that ICMs helped detect serious arrhythmic events in this patient population.Read more about Remote monitoring with ICMs benefits patients with cardiac autonomic dysfunction
Plant-based diets boost cardiovascular health, lower risk of severe COVID-19 Two members of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine described plant-based diets as "a booster that is needed at this unprecedented time." Read more about Plant-based diets boost cardiovascular health, lower risk of severe COVID-19
Both younger and elderly heart failure patients benefit from TEER Researchers used data from the COAPT trial to examine TEER's impact on patients from different age groups. Read more about Both younger and elderly heart failure patients benefit from TEER
Hospitals seeing more patients with uncontrolled blood pressure “We need more research to understand why this is happening and how clinicians can help patients stay out of the hospital," one researcher said. Read more about Hospitals seeing more patients with uncontrolled blood pressure
RV dysfunction seen in 22% of critically ill COVID-19 patientsRV dysfunction was not associated with an elevated risk of in-hospital mortality. Read more about RV dysfunction seen in 22% of critically ill COVID-19 patients
VTE-related readmissions still ocurring months after cancer surgery To better understand this issue, clinicians should track patient outcomes for more than just 30 days after surgery. Read more about VTE-related readmissions still ocurring months after cancer surgery
Sapien 3 Ultra THV outperforms its predecessor, reducing PVL after TAVR procedures The risk of all-cause mortality, stroke, major bleeding events or permanent pacemaker implantation was similar between the two valves.Read more about Sapien 3 Ultra THV outperforms its predecessor, reducing PVL after TAVR procedures
Dr. Jeremiah Stamler, a pioneer in heart research and ‘the father of preventive cardiology,’ dies “It is no exaggeration to say that few people in history have had as great an impact on human health,” one specialist said. Read more about Dr. Jeremiah Stamler, a pioneer in heart research and ‘the father of preventive cardiology,’ dies
Caffeine, energy drinks and other natural supplements can cause heart damage, cardiologists warn Abusing these supplements, a practice often seen in athletics, can lead to significant health issues. Read more about Caffeine, energy drinks and other natural supplements can cause heart damage, cardiologists warn
Obesity more common among patients with type 1 diabetes than ever These patients may require specific interventions focused on preventing weight gain and kidney disease. Read more about Obesity more common among patients with type 1 diabetes than ever