Top 10 cardiology stories in September

Median pay for cardiology subspecialties was Becker’s top-read cardiology story in September.

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Here are the 10 most-read stories about cardiology for the month, beginning with the most popular:

1. Median pay for 5 cardiology subspecialties

2. Fired BayCare Health System cardiologist files wrongful termination suit

3. Humana launches heart, shoulder payment models: 6 things to know

4. 9 things to know about cardiologists’ personal finances

5. 6 cardiologists on the move

6. Coronavirus changes the structure of heart cells, new study suggests

7. Lurie Children’s appoints Dr. Sunjay Kaushal cardiovascular thoracic surgery chief

8. 5 hospitals launching heart care programs

9. Potential COVID-19 treatment could increase cardiac event risk if taken with certain drugs

10. US cardiology practices by size: 5 points

More articles on cardiology:
NYU Langone launches new pediatric heart failure, transplant program
UC San Diego Health 1st on West Coast to revive non-beating heart for transplantation
Potential COVID-19 treatment could increase cardiac event risk if taken with certain drugs 

 

 

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