Cardiovascular Update: AI Targets VT, Evolocumab Approved, Wegovy Cuts Heart Risk and More
From gene variants to AI-powered diagnostics, this month’s cardiovascular innovations are reshaping the future of heart care. Whether you’re a clinician, researcher, or industry professional, this rapid-fire roundup brings you the latest advancements transforming cardiovascular disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
📌 In This Episode:
🚨 AI identifies dangerous heart cells in ventricular tachycardia with over eighty-one percent sensitivity
💉 Evolocumab gains FDA approval for primary prevention in high-risk patients
🛡️ ACC urges COVID-19, flu, RSV, pneumonia, and shingles vaccines for all heart patients
🧬 IL-6 gene variants show reduced heart risk without added infection danger
📊 Bristol Myers Squibb presents new data on Camzyos and Eliquis at ESC 2025
🫀 ESC lowers age threshold for TAVI from 75 to 70 based on latest trial results
💚 Wegovy cuts major cardiovascular events by fifty-seven percent vs tirzepatide
⚖️ Surgery and stenting proven equally effective in long-term stroke prevention
📈 FDA launches real-time adverse event tracking for better safety monitoring
🔍 AI plus OCT imaging accurately predicts recurrent heart attacks
🧫 Cheek swab test detects fatal pediatric heart condition years before symptoms
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