Cardiology
Treating hypertension in pregnancy is possible. Making it routine care is the policy challenge
A new ACC expert analysis sets out a practical approach to antihypertensive medication use in pregnancy and lactation, naming extended-release nifedipine and labetalol as preferred options in pregnancy, and nifedipine, amlodipine, enalapril and labetalol as preferred options during lactation. The clinical message is clear. The policy message is bigger: pregnant and postpartum patients need safe…
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New global heart failure definition exposes a policy gap: systems still diagnose too late and treat too narrowly
Moldova Is Taking Vaccines To Roma Communities. Respect Is Part Of Delivery.
Merck KGaA’s Saturnus Bio bet signals a shift to genotype-driven cardiology, and a looming readiness gap for health systems
Same country, different risks: why Iranian women’s heart disease profiles expose a blind spot in prevention policy
Indigenous cardiovascular inequity is not a data gap. It is a policy failure
Cardiology has too many dashboards. The danger is forgetting the patient
GLP-1 drug choice now affects cardiovascular outcomes. Access and reimbursement rules have not caught up
Pregnancy complications demand long-term cardiovascular care
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