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Meta-Analysis Backs Low-Dose Digitalis for Heart Failure With Fewer Worsening Events

A pooled review finds low-dose therapy lowers flare-ups that send patients to urgent care, raising the chance of a future guideline update.

NHLBI-Backed JAMA Study Finds MRI and Blood Tests Improve HCM Risk Prediction

Targeting LDL Below 55 mg/dL Cuts Cardiac Events by About One-Third

Screening Test Finds Hidden Heart Failure in One in Four High-Risk Diabetics

Evolocumab Cuts First Cardiovascular Events by 31% in High‑Risk Diabetes Without Known Atherosclerosis

MRI T2 Mapping Yields Non-Invasive Measure of Heart Failure Severity, Study Finds

University of Michigan AI Detects Microvascular Heart Disease From a 10-Second EKG

Real-World Study Finds Semaglutide and Tirzepatide Cut Cardiovascular Risk in Type 2 Diabetes

Randomized Trial Finds Daily Coffee Cuts AFib Recurrence by 39%

Early Stem Cell Infusion After First Heart Attack Cuts Heart Failure Risk in Phase 3 Trial

Spatiotemporal Atlas Charts Early Human Heart Development, Reveals Human-Specific Adrenaline Cells

TCT 2025: Stent‑Sparing Balloons Match DES at One Year as Lower‑Cost Alternatives Rival IVL

AstraZeneca’s Baxdrostat Hits Phase 3 Goal With 24‑Hour Blood‑Pressure Cuts

ESC Trials Recast Antiplatelet Strategies After PCI and CABG

AI Analyzes Full Medical Records to Personalize Anticoagulant Use in Atrial Fibrillation

AI Stethoscope Spots Heart Failure, Atrial Fibrillation and Valve Disease in 15 Seconds, NHS Trial Finds

TACSI Trial Finds No Benefit of Dual Antiplatelet Therapy After CABG, Higher Bleeding Risk

Cheek Swab Shows Early Promise for Detecting Arrhythmogenic Cardiomyopathy in Children

Major Trial Finds Post-Heart Attack Beta-Blockers Unnecessary for Most, With Added Risk for Women

CBT and Exercise Show Short-Term Gains in First Trial for 'Broken-Heart' Syndrome