Heart Health

From awareness to accountability: The attention is nice but what comes after Heart Month?

Each February, Heart Month brings renewed attention to cardiovascular disease. Awareness matters. But when the campaigns end, an uncomfortable question remains: what changes?

Episode 83 – Hypertension in Chronic Kidney Disease and the T-PASS Trial

TBT – Atrial Fibrillation

TBT – EVT in Basilar Artery Stroke and the ADVOR Trial

Episode 78 – Timing of Antiplatelets after Acute Stroke and Transfusion in MI with Anemia

Episode 77 – The Top 5 Papers of 2023

TBT – The Top Papers of 2022

Episode 75 – Semaglutide in Obesity without Diabetes and Dapagliflozin in Heart Failure

TBT – Chest Pain and Diabetes

Episode 74 – Video Laryngoscopy for Intubation and Blood Pressure Management post-Endovascular Thrombectomy

Episode 71 – Intravenous Iron

Episode 70 – Atrial Fibrillation

Episode 69 – Hypertension and Heart Failure

Episode 67 – Stroke

TBT – SGLT-2 Inhibitors in Heart Failure

Episode 66 – Biologics in COPD and Repairing Tricuspid Regurgitation

TBT – Cardiovascular Disease Rapid Fire!

Episode 64 – Improving Heart Failure Outcomes and Psilocybin for Depression

‘A huge benefit’: Advances in blood products may save lives in rural communities

Blood supplies in rural areas can be low, leaving trauma patients at risk. But innovations in freeze-dried plasma could help save lives.

Surviving cardiac arrest should not depend on luck

Surviving sudden cardiac arrest depends largely on luck – and it shouldn’t be this way. A scientist working at Queen’s University is focused on testing new strategies and technologies to reduce our dependence on chance.