Author: Mariah Taylor

Here are six cardiologists who have stepped into new roles since Sept. 13: 

Mayo Clinic researchers found religious lifestyles and spirituality are linked to healthier heart outcomes in Black patients.

In vitro fertilization using frozen embryos may be associated with a 74 percent higher risk of hypertensive disorders in pregnancy, the American Heart Association reported Sept. 26.

Stanford Medicine Children's Health successfully performed open heart surgery on a 26-week-old micropremie, completely removing the heart tumor in only six minutes, Stanford said Sept. 22.

U.K.-based researchers found that walking is associated with a lower risk of heart disease, cancer and dementia. Brisk walking has even more benefits.

Boston Children's Hospital researchers found heart muscles accumulate new genetic mutations starting in childhood.

Boston Children's Hospital researchers found heart muscles accumulate new genetic mutations starting in childhood.

Interventional cardiologists are the top earners among all cardiologist subspecialties, according to a new report from MedAxiom, an American College of Cardiology company.

Swedish researchers found ADHD is associated with increased risk for any cardiovascular disease.

Henry Low, MD, one of the first surgeons to perform a heart transplant in the United States, died on Sept. 15 at the age of 95, the Hartford Courant reported.