Cardiology
Erectile Dysfunction Is Already a Cardiovascular Risk Marker. New Data Link It to Glaucoma Too
A UK study of more than one million men found erectile-dysfunction medication use was associated with higher odds of primary open-angle glaucoma. Researchers say the pattern may point to shared vascular mechanisms rather than a simple drug effect, adding another layer to the role of erectile dysfunction as a marker of systemic vascular health.
HEARTS 2.0: Latin America moves beyond hypertension and into cardio-kidney-metabolic care
What happens when surgeons no longer need to be in the same country as their patients?
The WHO’s first stroke resolution turns a clinical problem into a political one
The invisible heart disease crisis: Why congenital heart disease is moving up the global health agenda
A new guideline is changing how health systems think about obesity, diabetes and heart disease
Europe: the EU Cardiovascular Health Plan is becoming the “cancer plan” moment for heart disease
A new Lp(a) threshold could reshape cardiovascular risk assessment
AlphaGenome Makes Variant Interpretation Political
AI Diagnosis Has Entered the Access Debate
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