Cardiology Today Current Issue

The following articles appeared in the print edition of Cardiology Today.

Table of Contents

• From ‘disruptive technology’ to standard of care: Celebrating 20 years of TAVR Regina Schaffer
• Bentracimab ‘promising option’ for quick, sustained ticagrelor reversal in older adults Regina Schaffer
• Diltiazem not effective in patients with angina, nonobstructive CAD Erik Swain
• Early rhythm control for AF beneficial for older patients with high comorbidity burden Regina Schaffer
• Fast-acting nasal spray safe for self-treatment of paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia Regina Schaffer
• Flu shot yields mixed findings in HF, with some seasonal CV benefit Katie Kalvaitis
• Heart rhythm monitor implanted after MI does not prevent CV events Erik Swain
• P2Y12 inhibitors may be superior to aspirin for secondary CVD prevention Erik Swain
• Pollution has ‘deleterious effects’ on CV health Earl Goldsborough III; Salvatore Esposito, ME; Roger S. Blumenthal, MD; Alan P Jacobsen, MB, BCh, BAO
• Quitting smoking yields CV benefit equivalent of three medications Regina Schaffer
• Raising awareness, improving access key to reducing heart valve disease disparities Erik Swain
• Regular consumption of two to three cups of coffee per day could lower CVD risk Scott Buzby
• Updated guideline redefines HF stages, emphasizes prevention, new treatments Regina Schaffer
• Fitbit receives FDA clearance for algorithm to detect AF
• EDIT-CMD
• GIPS-IV
• IVVE
• PACMAN-AMI
• PARTITIA
• POISE-3
• PROMPT-HF
• TRANSLATE-TIMI 70