Cardiology

In the U.S., more Americans drink coffee daily than tap water—but what does it mean for their hearts?

Strategy could mean more hearts available for transplant.

The sprays are used for as-needed pain relief for those with coronary artery disease suffering pain during angina. The fast-acting medication is taken sublingually.

While patients with metabolic diseases are often advised to substitute sugar with artificial sweeteners, one study found consuming them may actually enhance clot formation.

New study assessed the risk and identified risk factors for the development of venous thromboembolism among outpatients with COVID-19. 

Thrombosis Canada is offering two free live accredited webinars for frontline pharmacists.

Often already prescribed in conjunction with statins, new research finds the drug reduces risks of cholesterol-caused health problems on its own.

Study also assesses myocarditis rates according to adolescent age and vaccine dosing interval, and reports on treatment received and need for hospitalization.