In EARLY TAVR, intervention improved outcomes over waiting in patients with class II or no indications for AVR consideration.

The findings highlight the importance of having an EP versed in lead management on the heart valve team, one expert says.

The test of nonaerobic functioning may raise awareness that people need to work on balance and flexibility as they age.

PanEcho isn’t yet ready to be a standalone tool, researchers say, but shows promise at improving workflows and patient care.

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The procedures are not mutually exclusive, however, and should be considered on a patient-by-patient basis, a researcher says ...

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Cardiologists need to embrace the wave of new drugs, say experts, particularly since they can reduce the risk of CVD.

The once-monthly drug is still under study but could provide added convenience and another option for patients.

In DETECT AS, the passive notifications improved rates of AVR and boosted survival, with bigger gains in women.

In an early look at SCOT-HEART 2, CCTA led more primary-prevention patients to make changes to reduce their risk of CVD.