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Cardiology Business January 16, 2023

Wegovy Approved in Teens with Obesity January 16, 2023

Wegovy’s recent approval for adolescents is an exciting development with the potential to reduce long-term health risks associated with childhood obesity.

Cardiovascular Disease January 12, 2023

Unraveling the Vaccine-Myocarditis Mystery January 12, 2023

A new study published in Circulation suggests this phenomenon may be related to vaccine-generated spike proteins that dodged antibodies.

Cardiology Pharmaceuticals January 9, 2023

Repatha Re-analysis Raises Questions January 9, 2023

Amgen's PCSK9 inhibitor Repatha (evolocumab) is facing scrutiny after a reassessment of its FOURIER late-stage trial data revealed that the biologic may be associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular death.

Cardiovascular Disease January 4, 2023

Top 10 Cardiology Research Achievements of 2022 January 4, 2023

The American Heart Association recently revealed the top 10 most impressive advances in CVD research in 2022, from significant improvements in stroke care to pregnancy outcomes.

Cardiovascular Disease 20221216

Global CVD Almanac 20221216

JACC released a special “almanac-style” issue highlighting the growing burden of cardiovascular disease worldwide.

Guidelines December 15, 2022

Heart Disease Care in an Aging Population December 15, 2022

With the US facing an aging population, the AHA’s latest scientific statement provides timely information on the diagnosis and management of ACS in adults over 75.

Cardiovascular Disease December 12, 2022

Childhood Lp(a) Predicts Adult CVD Risk December 12, 2022

Individuals who had high Lp(a) levels when they were young were twice as likely to develop atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease in middle age.

Surgeries & Interventions December 8, 2022

Interventional Cardiology Joins The Match for 2025 December 8, 2022

Prospective IC fellows can breathe a sigh of relief. Starting in 2025, three-quarters of interventional cardiology fellowship programs will transition to a voluntary match system.

Guidelines December 5, 2022

Is 8 Minutes of Exercise Enough? December 5, 2022

A mere eight minutes of exercise a day – 54 minutes a week – is enough to lower risk of early death and heart disease.

Cardiovascular Disease December 1, 2022

ADHD Meds & Cardiovascular Disease December 1, 2022

New findings suggest ADHD medications — which have raised concerns about CVD risk — are safe for the heart.

Cardiology Pharmaceuticals November 28, 2022

FDA Warns 7 Supplement Companies for Illegally Claiming CV Benefits November 28, 2022

Just weeks after results from the SPORT trial showed no cholesterol benefit from common heart supplements, the FDA has issued warning letters to seven companies for illegally selling dietary supplements that claim to cure, treat, mitigate, or prevent cardiovascular disease.

Cardiology Pharmaceuticals November 21, 2022

Aprocitentan: The New Antihypertensive on the Block November 21, 2022

Aprocitentan has proved itself a promising new agent for blood pressure control. In the PRECISION trial, aprocitentan lowered both office and 24-hour ambulatory BP among people with resistant hypertension. 

Surgeries & Interventions November 17, 2022

Cryoablation as a First-Line AFib Therapy November 17, 2022

Cryoablation outperforms antiarrhythmic drugs as a first-line defense against AFib. 

Cardiology Pharmaceuticals November 14, 2022

SPORT: Statins Obliterate OTC Heart Supplements November 14, 2022

Six widely used dietary supplements promoted for improving heart health – including brands of fish oil, cinnamon, garlic and turmeric – were not as effective as rosuvastatin at lowering “bad” cholesterol more after 28 days of use.

Cardiology Pharmaceuticals November 10, 2022

Amgen’s Olpasiran Slashes Lp(a) Levels November 10, 2022

The Ocean(a)-DOSE trial made a splash at AHA this year, providing new insight into olpasiran’s potential to reduce Lp(a) levels in patients with ASCVD. In the phase 2 trial, 75 mg or more of the Amgen siRNA therapy delivered at least every three months basically obliterated Lp(a) levels. 

Artificial Intelligence November 7, 2022

CW Q&A: Us2.ai’s Strain Analysis Feature November 7, 2022

In this Cardiac Wire Q&A, we sat down with Us2.ai president Yoran Hummel to discuss Us2.ai’s soon-to-be-released automated strain analysis feature. 

Cardiology Business November 2, 2022

J&J to Buy Abiomed in $16.6B Deal November 2, 2022

Johnson & Johnson has struck a deal to buy Impella heart pump manufacturer Abiomed for $16.6B, expanding its cardiovascular care portfolio. 

Cardiac Imaging 20221031

CW Q&A: Cleerly’s Image Transfer Solution 20221031

We sat down with Cleerly CTO Nick Nieslanik to learn about how Cleerly is tackling the image transfer problem with their new solution, Proxy.

Surgeries & Interventions 20221026

Persistent AFib Breakthrough 20221026

The debate around persistent AFib treatment has continued among electrophysiologists for decades. Contrary to an existing evidence base that shows additional ablation beyond PVI adds nothing, this RCT found that electrically isolating areas of low-voltage did improve AFib suppression.

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