Slow Medicine: What May Shock Broader Cardio Community Is Standard Operating Procedure to Slow Med Practitioners

Cardiology

Join Michael Hochman, MD, MPH, for the second episode of Updates in Slow Medicine. This installment discusses results from a recent study that raises the possibility that a…

Cardiac Events Following Radical Radiotherapy for Lung Cancer

Oncology

South American Artisans Manufacture Devices for Treatment of Congenital Heart Defects

Video of the Week

In Bolivia, Aymara indigenous people use their weaving skills to manufacture cardiac occluder devices for the treatment of large congenital heart defects in children.

Wireless Aorta Cuff as a Blood Pump for Heart Failure

Video of the Week

Fully wireless, innovative aorta cuff for early-stage heart failure.

A New Less Invasive Treatment Option for Arrhythmia

Cardiology

Paul J. Wang, M.D. discusses a new procedure that combines aspects of surgery for arrhythmia treatment.

Would Your Patients Wear a Laboratory on Their Wrists?

Cardiology

Soon you could be tracking your patients' important biomarkers in real-time without them visiting your hospital, office, or pathology lab.

Neighborhood Demographics and Cardiac Arrest Treatments and Outcomes

Cardiology

Each month we present you with the latest featured study from the research teams at JAMA, Journal of the American Medical Association. Check out the video for intriguing…

Ultra-Sensitive Immunoassay Offers Insights into CHD Risk

Cardiology

Single Molecule Counting Technology may predict risk of cardiac ischemia and CHD.

High Morbidity Rates Expected from NASH in Coming Years

Cardiology

An accumulation of fat in liver cells can lead to inflammation and cell death which can develop into nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). It can progress over many years into…

Emergency Scenario Training in Live-Action VR is Intense

Cardiology

The view from the VR headset: Virtual reality reproductions of real cardiac emergencies used for training purposes.