Shree Sanjeevani Heart·Just nowWhat Is an Aortic Aneurysm? Understanding the Silent Risk of an Enlarged AortaAn aortic aneurysm can develop without noticeable symptoms. Understanding its risk factors, warning signs, diagnosis and treatment…
THRIVE·4d agoIs Fat Really The Problem?For decades the villain on the nutrition label was fat. A cardiologist who read the science in the 1990s says we aimed at the wrong targetA response icon1A response icon1
Cardio Labo : Interventional Cardiology & PCI·5d agoMastering IVUS Image OrientationIn this article, I will explain how to determine spatial orientation on Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS) — specifically, what anatomical…
Priyanka·Oct 29How do you forecast a rare disease when most patients are undiagnosed?In one study, 13% of older patients admitted with stiff-heart failure had cardiac ATTR that no one had diagnosed.
Strategic Revenue Insights·Oct 28Antiarrhythmic Drugs Market 2025 to 2035: Size, Growth and Who Leads (With Charts)More people are living with atrial fibrillation and other heart rhythm disorders, lifting the antiarrhythmic drugs market to $4.09 billion…
Muhzinmg·Oct 26Two Years of Joint Pain, 9 kg of Weight Loss, and a New Heart Murmur: The Hidden Infection Behind…A 57-year-old man presented with worsening breathlessness, intermittent fever and a newly detected cardiac murmur. Routine blood cultures…
Yaroslav Starling·Oct 24A Subtle Feature of a Carotid Bruit That Changes Everything: A Brief Clinical CaseSometimes a barely noticeable finding can point to advanced, potentially life-threatening disease. Detecting these subtle signs can…
iCliniq Health·Oct 23Researchers Are Teaching AI to Read Heart Signals During Sleep.A new research direction could help identify cardiovascular risk earlier, but prediction is not the same as diagnosis.
Staffingly, Inc·Oct 22One conversation from the MGMA Annual Conference.Every practice we met had its own story. Different specialty, different payer mix, same pressure on staff time.
Prana heart·Oct 22Cardiac Rehab Explained: The Recovery Step Most Heart Patients SkipFewer than one in three eligible patients ever attend. Here is what they’re missing, and why it matters even more in India.
