A new study comparing multiple and single arterial grafting highlights how physician preference can bias observational data.

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Treatment at a high-volume center mitigated the risk, prompting questions about what these hospitals are doing better.

The immediate impact for the medical sciences is unclear, but the symbolism is “very chilling,” one commentator says.

An early pioneer in the interventional community, Hildner advocated for sharing experiences to improve patient outcomes.

The IRA measure is a good first step, but some are looking even further ahead to GLP-1 price drops to increase access.

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Greater inclusion of women in surgical trials and reporting of sex-based treatment effects are warranted, they say.

Obesity influences the thresholds, but even in nonobese patients with dyspnea, optimal cutoffs may be lower than recommended.

New data from US centers suggest some overtesting in patients without chest pain, and undertesting in those who do.

The ability to diagnose MI was better with troponin I, but T better predicted mortality. Both tests have strengths, ...