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Pearls From: C. Noel Bairey Merz, MD
Uncertainties in stable angina treatment, post-ORBITA
9 days ago - MedPage Today
Cardiac MRI identifies nonobstructive disease, diagnoses microvascular angina
Cardiac MRI stress T1 mapping, which does not use contrast agents or radiation, adequately differentiated obstructive epicardial CAD from microvascular dysfunction, researchers...
12 days ago - Healio
Invisible killer heart condition: Angina is not picked up by normal tests and may affect 500,000
Jeannie Edwards, 63, from Twickenham, South-West London, suffered pains in her chest several times a week that matched symptoms of a heart attack.
16 days ago - Daily Mail
'Faith Healing' And Chest Pain: Heart Controversy Points Up Confounding Power Of Reassurance
Amid major controversy over whether patients with "stable angina" should be treated with stents, the placebo-like effect of reassurance could affect the definitive research...
20 days ago - CommonHealth Wbur
The dark truth about chocolate
Grand health claims have been made about chocolate, but while it gives us pleasure, can it really be good for us? Chocolate has been touted as a treatment for agitation...
24 days ago - The Guardian
A Challenging Case of Failed CTO PCI: Was It Worth It?
It was 9 p.m. when the case ended. It was a 3-hour chronic total occlusion attempt that failed, fortunately without any complications. Returning home tired, both physically and...
28 days ago - Healio
ODYSSEY Outcomes: Alirocumab lowers CV events in ACS population
ORLANDO, Fla. - Reducing LDL to very low levels with the PCSK9 inhibitor alirocumab lowered risk for major adverse CV events and all-cause mortality in patients with ACS on...
1 month ago - Healio - 2 articles
Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Unmasks Microvascular Angina
Two new studies from the UK support CMR as a noninvasive, radiation-free method to identify microvascular angina, which for many patients goes undetected on invasive cardiac...
1 month ago - Medscape
CRISPR for Lipids; Optimism in Angina; Contrast Agent Guide
Recent developments of interest in cardiovascular medicine
1 month ago - MedPageToday
Positive outlook benefits patients with chronic angina
ORLANDO, Fla. - Among patients with chronic angina, those displaying the highest level of optimism had reduced risk for ischemia-driven revascularization and hospitalization...
1 month ago - Healio
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