Yael L. Maxwell

Retrospective data highlight the need for more sex-based risk-scores, planning, and research, one author says.

The hope is that this multisocietal document reduces unnecessary presurgical testing and creates consistency, says John Doherty.

New French data are reassuring but emphasize the need for follow-up care in more severe cases, authors say.

Results from BedMed and BedMed-Frail, as well as a meta-analysis, are consistent with what was seen in the TIME trial.

Researchers say that the current 2a recommendation to use no-touch harvesting should be downgraded in light of new evidence.

The recommendations, based on STEP, CRHCP, and ESPRIT data, are now more in line with US guidance.

There was evidence that AI augmentation could be useful in low-volume centers lacking enough patients to maintain expertise.

While some would like to see practice change to dropping aspirin earlier, these decisions will likely depend on individual patients.

New data highlight the importance of identifying sex-specific risk factors in CV care, experts say.