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DCRI researchers found that heart failure patients are much more likely to take a guideline-recommended medication if they are started on the drug while still in the hospital.

The findings could inform a CMS decision on volume as a criterion for Medicare coverage.

Despite national guidelines indicating that statins can lower risk of heart attack and stroke, many patients who could benefit do not take them.

Dropout rates for the program remain relatively low among ACOs, researchers found.

When comparing ischemic endpoints, no significant difference was found between patients who received ticagrelor and patients who received clopidogrel.

Although nearly two-thirds of the study population did not receive all the guideline-directed medical therapies for which they were eligible, use of all therapies was linked to better outcomes in s

Data show bleeding risk from aspirin could outweigh protection from another heart event.

Patients with negative FFR-CT scans had a low, one-year risk of a heart attack or death.

A new study shows sacubitril/valsartan can still improve heart stress if prescribed later.

Care for older adults with heart failure can be optimized using a four-domain framework including medical, mind, physical function, and social environment.