
Erickson discussed key health policy issues the ACP is pushing back against during the organization’s Internal Medicine meeting.

Erickson discussed key health policy issues the ACP is pushing back against during the organization’s Internal Medicine meeting.

Statistically significant improvements were seen in BAS, MFI, SF-36 subscores, SSS fatigue, disrupted sleep. PEM, and orthostatic intolerance.

Data from nearly half a dozen trials suggests steroidal MRAs may provide little benefit in kidney transplant patients.

Noor discussed the development of an AI model and app trained with a novel saturation strategy to help diagnose mpox.

The study evaluated more than 450 patient visits and concluded AI decision support could improve adherence to guideline-adherent care recommendations.

Lam discussed a retrospective cohort analysis he presented at the 2025 ACP IM meeting and its findings.

The Best Practice Advice is aimed at detailing benefits and harms of cannabis or cannabinoids in the management of chronic noncancer pain.

Louis discussed the ASKmeGOC study and an electronic tool to help facilitate patient preference documentation.

Patients hospitalized for STEMI achieved similar outcomes with rivaroxaban as warfarin after three months of follow-up in the RIVAWAR trial.

While the final treatment decision is with the physician, AI may have a role in assisting decision making in virtual urgent care.

Patients switching to tirzepatide had greater improvements in HBA1C and weight at week 40 in a phase 4 RCT.

In a new analysis at ACC.25, abelacimab reduced bleeding rates across the risk spectrum, with more benefits for those at higher bleeding risk.

Poon discussed a community health needs survey and how the “model minority” myth can impact care for Asian Americans.

Marc Bonaca, MD, MPH, examines the benefit of semaglutide on functional outcomes in PAD from the STRIDE trial at ACC.25.

A recap of 10 clinical trials in cardiovascular care to know from the American College of Cardiology 2025 Scientific Sessions.

Le examines the STRIDE, SOUL, and DapaTAVI trials presented at this year’s ACC Scientific Sessions.

Hosts discuss how recent advances in HFpEF have changed discussions surrounding how cardiologists should approach treatment sequencing.

At ACC.25, Boer highlights treatment gaps in the US for lipid control in a high-risk ASCVD population.

Ahmad Masri, MD, MS, discusses how new options change the historic approach to the treatment of newly diagnosed ATTR-CM.

Daniel Judge, MD, discusses data from a prespecified analysis of ATTRibute-CM examining the effects of acoramidis with and without concomitant tafamidis use.

Patients with PAH saw a 76% reduction in the composite of morbidity and mortality outcomes with sotatercept treatment.

Ahmad Masri, MD, MS, discusses data detailing the effects of aficamten in oHCM from the FOREST-HCM OLE study at ACC.25.

At ACC.25, Robert S. Rosenson, MD, discusses the efficacy and safety of solbinsiran, an ANGPTL3 inhibitor, in a population with mixed dyslipidemia.

Despite failing to achieve significance for its primary endpoint, investigators suggest the trial further demonstrates the potential of cell therapy in HFrEF.

Justin Mark, MD, discusses an analysis of the FIGHT trial looking at racial and ethnic differences in heart failure outcomes.

Mantzoros explains the need for multidisciplinary MASLD care and how to balance lifestyle modifications with emerging medications.

Jose Lopez, MD, discusses findings and perspective into racial and ethnic differences in DbCM from the ARISE-HF trial.

Ruff discusses a new analysis of AZALEA-TIMI 71 at ACC.25, which shows that the novel Factor XI inhibitor significantly lowered bleeding in elderly patients.

Kwo describes different barriers to hepatitis A and B vaccination for people with liver disease and looks ahead to future innovations and novel strategies.

Steve Nissen, MD, discusses the phase 2 ALPACA trial and how it informs the potential of lepodisiran for lowering Lp(a).