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  • The search for the optimal mechanical circulatory support device in cardiogenic shock continues

  • RCT points to role for SGLT2 inhibitors in acute heart failure

  • Tissue engineering a human heart: the role of the helix

  • Chronic coronary disease and chronic kidney disease, an invasive or conservative approach?

  • Results from the EMERGE trial

  • Parliamentary debate on the impact of the pandemic on cardiovascular care

  • BCS Centenary highlight – The BHF Data Science Centre: enabling cardiovascular health data science at scale

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    The search for the optimal mechanical circulatory support device in cardiogenic shock continues

    By Dr. Aswin Babu Cardiogenic shock occurs in around 8% of cases of acute myocardial infarction (AMI) and is associated with a 30-day mortality of…

    CardioNewsUK 1 August 2022
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    RCT points to role for SGLT2 inhibitors in acute heart failure

    By Dr. Oliver Jones Key points: SGLT2 inhibitors have an established role in stable heart failure No new diuretic therapies have been introduced for acute…

    CardioNewsUK 27 July 2022
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    Tissue engineering a human heart: the role of the helix

    By Dr. Jonathan Shurlock The idea of tissue engineering a human heart for use in transplant seems as though it should be one for the…

    CardioNewsUK 11 July 2022
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    Chronic coronary disease and chronic kidney disease, an invasive or conservative approach?

    By Dr. Jonathan Shurlock The management of coronary artery disease in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) has not been explored in any depth, and…

    CardioNewsUK 11 July 2022
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    Results from the EMERGE trial

    Emergency versus delayed coronary angiography in survivors of hospital cardiac arrest, without ST-segment elevation. By Dr Jonathan Shurlock Dr Caroline Hauw-Berlemont (on behalf of the…

    CardioNewsUK 5 July 2022
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    European Society of Cardiology Heart Failure Guidelines 2021: What should we be doing in current practice?

    CardioNewsUK 23 December 2021
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    AF screening and thromboembolic risk: How much AF is significant?

    CardioNewsUK 22 December 2021
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    Exercise as a treatment: do we talk about it enough in Hypertension Management?

    CardioNewsUK 21 December 2021
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    Resources on Ischemic Heart Disease

    CardioNewsUK 25 October 2021
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    CardioNewsUK 22 October 2021
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    CardioNewsUK 16 September 2021
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    In case you missed it: a summary of the BCS ’21 top 10 trials (Part II)

    CardioNewsUK 17 August 2021
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Latest News News

The search for the optimal mechanical circulatory support device in cardiogenic shock continues

CardioNewsUK 1 August 2022

By Dr. Aswin Babu Cardiogenic shock occurs in around 8% of cases of acute myocardial infarction (AMI) and is associated with a 30-day mortality of…

View More The search for the optimal mechanical circulatory support device in cardiogenic shock continues
Latest News News

RCT points to role for SGLT2 inhibitors in acute heart failure

CardioNewsUK 27 July 2022

By Dr. Oliver Jones Key points: SGLT2 inhibitors have an established role in stable heart failure No new diuretic therapies have been introduced for acute…

View More RCT points to role for SGLT2 inhibitors in acute heart failure
Latest News News

Tissue engineering a human heart: the role of the helix

CardioNewsUK 11 July 2022

By Dr. Jonathan Shurlock The idea of tissue engineering a human heart for use in transplant seems as though it should be one for the…

View More Tissue engineering a human heart: the role of the helix
Latest News News

Chronic coronary disease and chronic kidney disease, an invasive or conservative approach?

CardioNewsUK 11 July 2022

By Dr. Jonathan Shurlock The management of coronary artery disease in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) has not been explored in any depth, and…

View More Chronic coronary disease and chronic kidney disease, an invasive or conservative approach?
Latest News News

Results from the EMERGE trial

CardioNewsUK 5 July 2022

Emergency versus delayed coronary angiography in survivors of hospital cardiac arrest, without ST-segment elevation. By Dr Jonathan Shurlock Dr Caroline Hauw-Berlemont (on behalf of the…

View More Results from the EMERGE trial
Latest News News

Parliamentary debate on the impact of the pandemic on cardiovascular care

CardioNewsUK 5 July 2022

By Dr Jonathan Shurlock Member of Parliament for Strangford, Jim Shannon led a debate in the houses of commons outlining the broad and reaching impact…

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BCS Centenary highlight – The BHF Data Science Centre: enabling cardiovascular health data science at scale

CardioNewsUK 27 June 2022

By Dr Jonathan Shurlock The British Heart Foundation is integral to the activities of the BCS and offers multiple avenues of support, including direct funding…

View More BCS Centenary highlight – The BHF Data Science Centre: enabling cardiovascular health data science at scale
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Marijuana use linked with increased risk of cardiac arrhythmia

CardioNewsUK 23 June 2022

By Dr Jonathan Shurlock The Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA) is a medical research study initiated in 1999, including 6,000 participants, and set up to…

View More Marijuana use linked with increased risk of cardiac arrhythmia
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Innovative virtual cardiac ward roll out imminent!

CardioNewsUK 17 June 2022

By Dr. Jonathan Shurlock A new virtual ward for patients awaiting cardiac surgery is due to begin across London. Co-ordinated by Dr Debashish Das (Consultant…

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BCS Conference 2022: ACS in Pregnancy – “Do what you would do for a man”

CardioNewsUK 14 June 2022

By Dr Aswin Babu Dr Dawn Adamson delivered one of the most exhilarating talks at this year’s BCS conference. Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) in pregnancy…

View More BCS Conference 2022: ACS in Pregnancy – “Do what you would do for a man”

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