The final results of RECOVERY add support to addressing severe aortic stenosis right away rather than waiting for symptoms.

This month: traffic noise causes CV stress, concerns about the USPSTF, “metabolic whiplash” from stopping GLP-1s, and more.

Researchers confirmed a four-biomarker model is more informative at younger vs older ages, with slight sex differences.

High fat volume was linked to plaque presence and progression, but more work is needed to clarify clinical use.

This marks the first dedicated transcatheter heart valve approved for high-risk patients with symptomatic severe AR.

The findings suggest that use of the pacing technique during CRT should be reserved for expert operators, at least for now.

Amidst stalled progress on reducing CV mortality, there remains work to do on easing the financial burden on patients.

The study of LAAO cases provides physicians with evidence they can cite when requesting tools for additional protection.

The 15-year data help support the idea that each test can aid in putting the other’s results in perspective, but questions ...

Ami Bhatt discusses the effort to build an infrastructure and guardrails for AI and how clinicians can take part.

Women had better self-care at 5 years with self-expanding valves, raising questions about lower gradients and stroke impacts.

Diastolic BP was higher years after giving birth for women who reported stress—but only if they’d had a complicated pregnancy ...