Cardiology Today Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Cardiology Today.
Table of Contents
- Clinical use of CV genetic risk information may become common in near future
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- FDA advisory committee splits on CV benefit claim for Jardiance
- FDA approves first fully bioresorbable stent for treatment of CAD
- FDA approves monthly injection for evolocumab
- FDA strengthens kidney warnings on Invokana, Farxiga labels
- AHA releases statement on drugs that can cause or worsen HF
- Analysis: Sacubitril/valsartan may prevent many deaths from HF
- ASCOT: Immunoglobulin G antibody levels may be predictive of risk for MI
- Athletic participation risk appears acceptable in properly managed CPVT
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- Atrial arrhythmias common after lung transplantation
- CHD rate decreasing in US
- Diabetes increases mortality risk after acute MI
- Donor heart availability may rise with elimination of troponin I test
- Drug-Eluting Scaffold Yields Favorable Safety Results in Patients With PAD
- E-cigarettes increase aortic stiffness, BP in similar manner to tobacco cigarettes
- Fewer patients with hypertension meet SPRINT BP goals
- Genetic score may improve CVD risk prediction in individuals at intermediate risk
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- Heterozygous familial hypercholesterolemia hastens risk for CHD
- Higher intake of whole grains may reduce risk for CVD mortality
- Higher stroke mortality rate among middle-aged blacks tied to elevated incidence rate
- Household diesel, kerosene use may raise risk for MI, death
- Men at higher risk for death from sudden cardiac arrest than women
- NHANES: HbA1c increasing among adults with obesity
- Patients with HF after MI at elevated risk for cancer
- President Obama outlines progress, future of Affordable Care Act
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- Prevalence of US adults with congenital heart defects increased greatly
- TAVR with Sapien 3 valve yields low mortality, complications at 1 year in high-risk, inoperable patients
- Despite guideline changes, statin use unchanged or lower in patients with diabetes
- EXAMINE: CV events raise mortality risk for patients with diabetes
- New therapies for diabetes: A prescription for reducing CV outcomes Jeff Langford, PharmD, BCPS; Sarah A. Spinler, PharmD, FCCP, FAHA, FASHP, AACC, BCPS (AQ Cardiology)
- IBM Watson announces new global collaborative
- NIH awards $55 million to support Precision Medicine Initiative Cohort Program
- Trial Scorecard: ASCOT
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- Trial Scorecard: CHANCE
- Trial Scorecard: LEADER
- Trial Scorecard: OASIS
- Trial Scorecard: OPTIMISE
- Trial Scorecard: PARADIGM-HF
- Trial Scorecard: POST 2
- Trial Scorecard: PRESERVE II