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The study was conducted at 28 sites in the United Kingdom and three in the Netherlands.

Screening with an AI-enhanced digital stethoscope doubled the diagnoses of life-threatening peripartum cardiomyopathy in Nigeria, where the incidence is the highest in the world.

After years of working with the National Cancer Institute, W. Kimryn Rathmell, MD, PhD, gets the call to run the institute.

In patients with obesity, dual energy cardioversion is more reliable and just as safe as conventional single energy cardioversion as an initial strategy in AF, a new study shows.

Self-monitoring blood pressure during the early postpartum period resulted in lower BPs and could prevent later cardiovascular events in women with hypertensive pregnancies, new research suggests.

The ongoing prospective multicenter trial is the largest of its kind.

In a consensus statement, the Canadian Cardiovascular Society defines four stages of acute atherothrombotic myocardial infarction based on tissue injury severity.

The American Heart Association has now formally voted to join other societies forming a new professional certification board for CV medicine, independent of the American Board of Internal Medicine.

Clinicians should use their best judgment until clear guidelines emerge for promoting oral health, the US Preventive Services Task Force said.

Ordering inappropriate cardiac imaging can set off a cascade of unnecessary tests, referrals, and treatment.