Registration is now open for May's Certified Cardiovascular Knowledge (CCK) Exam for NPs/PAs. Designed for NPs/PAs practicing in the U.S., the online exam's 150 questions will test the depth of your ...

Time is running out to showcase your expertise! JACC: Case Reports is seeking standout cases that highlight the critical role of multi-modality imaging in the diagnosis or intervention of complex ...

A unique blend of forum and network, the Cardiovascular (CV) Team Member Section and Leadership Council is advancing ACC's efforts to identify and address gaps in areas of professional importance to ...

Time is running out to showcase your expertise! JACC: Case Reports is seeking standout cases that highlight the critical role of multi-modality imaging in the diagnosis or intervention of complex ...

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ACC Online Courses offer the cardiovascular community a collection of resources and newly developed, evidence-based educational activities across topics such as lipid management, valvular heart ...

In this week’s View, Dr. Eagle looks at the 2024 ACC Expert Consensus Decision Pathway on Strategies and Criteria for the Diagnosis and Management of Myocarditis. He then discusses sex differences in ...

What an amazing year 2024 was in terms of advances in cardiovascular care! With more than 882,000 users, ACC.org continues to be a critical resource for cardiovascular clinicians around the world! The ...

Join a community dedicated to innovative cardiovascular care, where every role contributes to our mission of transforming heart health. Explore opportunities that not only advance your career but also ...

Early increases in CRP during immune checkpoint inhibitor (ICI) therapy are linked to a higher risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE). CRP trajectories could serve as biomarkers for assessing VTE risk ...

Multimodality imaging can identify papillary muscles that are the source of arrhythmias. Increased echogenicity, gadolinium enhancement, and calcifications on papillary muscles can indicate site of ...