Cardiology research is complex and ever evolving. How does one stay on top of the information overload of clinical trends, treatment guidelines, and research? As the expression goes, it can be like drinking from a firehose! And with over 350 Cardiology journals to choose from, how do you select those most relevant to you? Hereby we have presented the top 15 journals based on … [Read more...] about TOP 15 CARDIOLOGY JOURNALS
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TOP 15 CARDIOLOGY CONFERENCES FOR 2020
Healthcare is complex and ever evolving. We are all striving to remain current, and we must meet CME requirements. With conferences happening on a weekly basis all around the world, how does one choose how to invest one’s CME budget? Here is our curated list (in order, by date) of the top 15 cardiology conferences happening this year, so that you can plan your travel and budget … [Read more...] about TOP 15 CARDIOLOGY CONFERENCES FOR 2020
Top 10 highlights of ESC Congress 2019
European Society of Cardiology Congress (World Congress of Cardiology), August 31 –September 4, 2019 (Paris, France) There were many outstanding developments presented at the 2019 ESC Congress. Here are the top 10 highlights of ESC Congress 2019. General Cardiology Ticagrelor in Patients with Stable Coronary Disease and Diabetes (THEMIS)1 was a highly anticipated … [Read more...] about Top 10 highlights of ESC Congress 2019
Treating iron deficiency in chronic heart failure patients
European Society of Cardiology guidelines regarding iron status, screening, diagnosis along with treatment in heart failure patients using ferric carboxymaltose are based on two randomized controlled trials. A recent review addresses the lack of clinical trials conducted to assess the clinical efficacy of the full range of intravenous iron products currently available, and … [Read more...] about Treating iron deficiency in chronic heart failure patients
Leaving behind left ventricular ejection fraction: heart failure classification using pathophysiological reasoning
The classification of heart failure predominantly relies on a single parameter, namely left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) – a measure of the left ventricle’s ability to contract. Until now, the clinical diagnosis and management of heart failure as well as basic physiological research have classified heart failure using LVEF cut-offs. The use of such cut-offs … [Read more...] about Leaving behind left ventricular ejection fraction: heart failure classification using pathophysiological reasoning