Heart Failure
January 29, 2026
Telemedicine’s Unintended HF Consequences January 29, 2026
Heart failure telemedicine doesn’t seem to be lining up evidence-based care after a recent Stanford Medicine analysis revealed that remotely-managed HF patients received less diagnostic testing and saw serious dips in guideline-directed medical therapy. With the rising popularity of remote patient management in cardiology, Stanford researchers decided to explore telemedicine’s HF impact by tracking 44 […]
Cardiology Policy
January 26, 2026
Women Need Lower LV Thresholds for AV Surgery January 26, 2026
New multicenter data published in JAMA suggests that surgery for aortic regurgitation may need to be done earlier than current guidelines recommend, with lower LV size thresholds and possibly different cutoffs for men and women. Studying several cohorts, researchers followed 808 patients with symptomatic AR and preserved LVEF with a median 7-year follow-up examining mortality […]
Heart Failure
January 26, 2026
Advancing Heart Failure Care: Timely Referral and Life-prolonging Strategies with HeartMate 3 Left Ventricular Assist Device January 26, 2026
Excerpt from Article by Dr. Sanjeev Gulati, Radcliffe Cardiology 2025; e1. Heart failure (HF) remains a leading cause of morbidity and mortality globally, and advanced HF represents a severe stage of the disease affecting more than 64 million people across the world with rising prevalence.1,2 Most of us are very experienced in the role that […]
