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Did you miss our webinar on July 30th, 2019? You can tune in now! Be sure to download the...
Did you miss our webinar on July 30th, 2019? You can tune in now! Be sure to download the...
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The Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services today issued their final National Coverage Decision on how hospitals will be approved...
New study finds that elderly patients would tolerate substantially more risk of death, stroke, and other negative clinical outcomes if...
Did you miss our webinar on April 16th, 2019? You can tune in now! Be sure to download the slides....
Washington, D.C., March 27, 2019 – Below is a statement issued on behalf of the Alliance for Aging Research, Association of Black...
When a person is newly diagnosed with any disease or serious medical condition, they are often flooded both with anxiety and unfamiliar medical terms. The weight of the unknown can overwhelm. Patients diagnosed with heart valve disease hear words like: stenosis, regurgitation, heart failure, valve repair or replacement, blood thinners, tissue or mechanical valves, open heart surgery or minimally invasive procedure. And that list doesn’t even include any of the tests! Feeling unsure while navigating decisions about treatment is completely normal. If you or a loved one is in this situation, you’ve earned the right to feel anxious.
Mitral Valve Positive Findings A minimally-invasive treatment option for mitral valve regurgitation got a recent boost from a study finding...
Natalie Werber had a Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement in 2017 I was 79 and overweight. Surely, I thought, this was...