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AHA Urges Holistic Cardiovascular Care of Women, With Focus on Race/Ethnicity

Incorporating nonbiological risk factors into a prevention or treatment plan will be key to move forward, experts say.

United statesFatima rodriguezLaxmis mehtaMd northwell healthMd stanford university school of medicinePopulations committeeAmerican college of cardiologyAmerican heart associationNational minority health monthOhio state universityNorthwell healthLake successStanford university schoolUnderrepresented populationsNonbiological riskAmerican indian

Surgeons Argue: STS Data Again Show ISCHEMIA Isn t Definitive for CABG

The STS registry results bring yet another argument against the downgrade of CABG in the 2021 revascularization guidelines.

United statesMedstar washington hospital centerDistrict of columbiaDavidj maronPatrick myersThomas macgillivrayAmerican heart associationMd lausanne university hospitalAmerican college of cardiologyMd medstar washington hospital centerMd university hospitals cleveland medical centerAmerican association for thoracic surgerySociety for cardiovascular angiographyEuropean association for cardioMd stanford university school of medicineSociety of thoracic surgeons

Conversations in Cardiology: ISCHEMIA s Lasting Fallout

Some interventional cardiologists are choosing to defer PCI, but is this justified? And will a drop in case volume have ill effects?

Stanford universityUnited statesNew yorkSan franciscoMorton kernJeffrey mosesAjay kirtaneSamuel butmanJames blankenshipKreton mavromatisWilliam fearonMsc christianacareLloyd kleinPeter blockKirk garrattUniversity of california

Vitamin D Doesn t Reduce Statin-Associated Muscle Symptoms: VITAL

The rate of muscle symptoms with statins was high in the study, but vitamin D had little impact on alleviating patient concerns.

Marka hlatkyUs national heartMd stanford university school of medicineBlood instituteStanford university school

ISCHEMIA-EXTEND: So Far, Deaths Match for Invasive and Conservative Arms in Stable CAD

Muddying the waters, cardiovascular deaths were reduced in one arm, whereas noncardiovascular were lower in the other.

New yorkUnited statesAjay kirtaneJudith hochmanDavidj maronDavid maronAmerican heart associationLangone medical centerMd stanford university school of medicinePresbyterian columbia university irving medical centerStanford university schoolInternational studyColumbia university irving medical centerAmerican heart journalMedical center

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