Cardiology

A recent study found the volume of pediatric heart surgeries is no longer significantly associated with mortality.

Cardiology programs are focused on expanding services and centers and improving operations in the coming year, a recent Becker's poll found.

More cardiologists are failing to pass their boards, and COVID-19 disruptions could be the main reason why, Medscape reported Jan. 23.

From new cardiac rehabilitation units to $60 million expansion projects, here are 80 cardiology program updates from 2024:

Healthgrades has recognized 103 hospitals nationwide for exceptional cardiology care via its "America's Best Hospitals" awards, released Jan. 23.

Despite more than a decade of advancements in cardiac care and research, women still have a higher risk for death and adverse events after the heart surgery than men, a study of more than 1 million women found.

New York City-based NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital performed the first "domino" heart transplant on babies, according to an American Hospital Association report.

Researchers found no significant difference in patient outcomes or adverse events for acute heart failure patients treated at a short-stay unit instead of being hospitalized.

From joining physician networks to being named department chair, here are 124 of the latest moves from cardiologists and cardiology leaders:

Bruce Wilkoff, MD, a pioneer cardiologist with Cleveland Clinic, died of metastatic pancreatic cancer Jan. 7 at 69.