Diabetes Drug Shows Promise in Treating Acute Heart Failure
A multicenter study finds that a drug initially approved for type 2 diabetes benefits patients after admission to the hospital for acute heart failure.
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Month: April 2024
STS Introduces New Valve Surgery Risk Calculators
The Society of Thoracic Surgeons launched three new risk calculators to inform heart team and patient decision-making on valve surgery.
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Younger Adults Facing Unexpectedly High Risks from Afib
Afib is more common and dangerous in people under age 65 than previously thought, new research finds.
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Games and Cash Rewards Motivate At-Risk Adults to Increase Daily Steps
Adults at risk for heart disease who received daily activity reminders and monetary rewards increased their step count by over 1,500.
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Inter-Atrial Shunts Yield Unexpectedly Different Results in Heart Failure Patient Groups
Inter-atrial shunts may be beneficial to heart failure patients with reduced left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) but harmful or even deadly for heart failure patients with preserved LVEF, a new Mount Sinai-led study shows.
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