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Distinguished cardiology leader dies
Craig Pratt, MD, who contributed to notable cardiology research and held several leadership positions in the industry, died Aug. 28 at the age of 76 from Parkinson's disease. -
Outlook for cardiology over next 5 years
Staffing challenges, patient demographic changes and new technology are among the top changes cardiologists expect to see in the field over the next five years. -
Vascular physician joins Precision Vascular's North Texas clinic
Addison, Texas-based Precision Vascular added Tammam Obeid, MD, to its Mesquite, Texas-based practice. -
TAVR site clusters could lead to drop in procedure quality, study suggests
An August study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology suggests that an uneven distribution of sites performing transcatheter aortic valve replacements can lead to a drop in procedural quality. -
American College of Cardiology announces editor-in-chief of new journal
The American College of Cardiology introduced Candice Silversides, MD, as editor-in-chief of its newest journal, JACC: Advances. -
UConn Health names chief of cardiothoracic surgery
Farmington, Conn.-based UConn Health has named C.B. Sai Sudhakar, MD, chief of cardiothoracic surgery. -
University of Cincinnati performs 1st endoscopic 'triple valve' heart surgery
University of Cincinnati Medical Center performed the first ever endoscopic "triple valve" heart surgery, NBC affiliate WLWT5 reported Aug. 19. -
FDA grants Abiomed breakthrough device designation for expandable heart pump
Danvers, Mass.-based medical device company Abiomed received the FDA's breakthrough device designation for its Impella ECP heart pump. -
7 financial losses cardiologists saw in 2020: Medscape
Practices issues, bad investments and real estate were among the top sources of financial loss for cardiologists in 2020, according to Medscape's "Cardiologist Wealth & Debt Report 2021." -
16 expenses, debts cardiologists are paying off in 2021: Medscape
Medscape's "Cardiologist Wealth & Debt Report 2021" provides insight into the financial landscape of physicians in the field, including net worth, salary and debt. -
CON laws pushing cardiologists to open office-based labs over ASCs, CEO says
Cardiology procedures are increasingly moving to the outpatient setting, but state certificate-of-need laws could be preventing cardiologists from opening ASCs. -
8 updates in cardiology
An Arizona ASC performed its first atrial fibrillation ablation, and an Iowa health system filed a lawsuit to block a physician group from opening two cardiac catheterization labs in its ASC. -
UnityPoint sues to stop ASC from adding 2 cardiac cath labs
West Des Moines, Iowa-based UnityPoint Health filed a lawsuit to block a large physician group from opening two cardiac catheterization labs in its ASC, according to a report from the Iowa Capital Dispatch. -
Arizona cardiology ASC performs first atrial fibrillation ablation
Peak Surgery Center of Avondale (Ariz.) performed its first atrial fibrillation ablation, the center's clinical director said Aug. 10. -
Top paying cities for cardiologists
Medscape's physician salary explorer tool provides information about physician specialty pay based on years of experience, practice setting and location. -
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital now offering TAVR procedure
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital in Santa Clarita, Calif., has begun offering transcatheter aortic valve replacements, scvnews.com reported Aug. 3. -
Abbott receives FDA approval for AI coronary imaging device
Medical device company Abbott recently gained FDA approval for its new AI-powered software, Radiology Business reported Aug. 3. -
Modern Vascular adds first Missouri practice
Phoenix-based Modern Vascular recently added a new location in Creve Coeur, Mo., its first in the state and 15th in the country. -
American College of Cardiology releases new guide for treating atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease
The American College of Cardiology recently made new recommendations for the treatment of high-risk atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease in patients with continuous hypertriglyceridemia. -
American College of Cardiology to partner with digital health company
Boston-based digital health company Cohere Health is partnering with the American College of Cardiology in Washington, D.C., to advance healthcare through digital solutions.
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