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Cardamyst Nasal Spray Now Available for Self-Treatment of PSVT Episodes

64% of those who self-administered Cardamyst converted to sinus rhythm within 30 minutes compared with 31% who received placebo.

Cardiology February 10th 2026

Tags: CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIA DEVICE/DRUG APPROVALS FDA HOME HEALTHCARE

Cardiology Advisor

AHA Statement on Standardizing Hemodynamic Protocols for HF and PH

Continued collaboration across disciplines, enhanced focus on standardization, and investments in emerging technologies are imperative for bridging the gaps and driving innovation.

Cardiology February 10th 2026

Tags: CRITICAL CARE GUIDELINES/RECOMMENDATIONS HEART FAILURE (HF) HEMODYNAMIC ASSESSMENT PULMONARY HYPERTENSION TRANSPLANT MEDICINE

Cath Lab Digest

Eighty Years Undetected: A Congenital Coronary Cameral Fistula Without Significant Shunt

Given that the patient lived 80 years with this congenital condition without right atrial or right ventricular enlargement or significant pulmonary hypertension, the decision was made to manage medically.

Cardiology February 10th 2026

Tags: CASE STUDY CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE (CAD) HEMODYNAMIC ASSESSMENT IMAGING/SCREENING

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Beta-Blockers Following MI: Still Needed?

Beta-blocker use was not associated with reductions in all-cause mortality or cardiovascular mortality compared with the absence of beta-blocker therapy.

Cardiology February 10th 2026

Tags: BETA-BLOCKERS CRITICAL CARE HEART ATTACK/MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION HEART FAILURE (HF)

Epoch Health

Over 30,000 Prescription Cholesterol Drugs Recalled, FDA Says

Use of the affected products may lead to inconsistent therapeutic effects and an increase in potential gastrointestinal side effects in some patients.

Cardiology February 10th 2026

Tags: DRUG SAFETY & INTERACTIONS LIPID HEALTH PREVENTIVE MEDICINE PRODUCT RECALL

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Two Days of Oatmeal May Help Reduce ‘Bad’ Cholesterol Levels, Study Finds

The researchers found that simply including oats into a daily meal plan did not produce measurable changes in LDL or overall cholesterol levels after six weeks.

Cardiology February 6th 2026

Tags: DIET & NUTRITION DIGESTIVE/GUT HEALTH LIPID HEALTH PATIENT EDUCATION PREVENTIVE MEDICINE STATINS/CHOLESTEROL MANAGEMENT

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