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This occasional series from the American College of Cardiology offers the latest in clinical education and features an exploration of current research and interviews with cardiovascular experts.

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The second episode of the Increasing Role of UACR in Cardiovascular Care series focuses on the most recent evidence-based guidelines for elevated UACR and related cardiovascular (CV) conditions. Dr. Ankeet Bhatt interviews Dr. Nihar Desai on key term... more

This episode of CardiaCast will feature a discussion on the treatment of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) risk – from lifestyle to advanced therapies, led by Dr. Maya Safarova. The conversation covers lifestyle "therapy", the treatment ... more

In this first episode of The Increasing Role of Urine Albumin-Creatinine Ratio (UACR) in Cardiovascular Care series, Dr. Ankeet Bhatt interviews Dr. Katherine Tuttle on UACR, its role in kidney disease, and the importance of screening. Listen to Dr. ... more

This episode is part of ACC's ongoing initiative to recognize the risks and tackle management of Hypertriglyceridemia (HTG) and Severe Hypertriglyceridemia (sHTG). Drs. Michael Miller and Monica Aggarwal review and emphasize the need to understand th... more

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Nihar Desai
Associate Professor of Medicine, Yale School of Medicine; Vice Chief for the Section of Cardiovascular Medicine at Yale
Yale School of Medicine
Episode: Beyond the Kidneys: UACR and Cardiovascular Risk
Kristen Gradney
Registered dietitian and Chief Wellness Officer
LCMC Health, New Orleans
Episode: Treatment of ASCVD Risk: From Lifestyle to Advanced Therapies
Dan Safarova
Internist, Clinical Lipid Specialist; Chief Science Officer, National Lipid Association
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: Treatment of ASCVD Risk: From Lifestyle to Advanced Therapies
Tye Gluckman
Clinical cardiologist, preventive cardiologist
Providence Health System
Episode: Treatment of ASCVD Risk: From Lifestyle to Advanced Therapies
Katherine Tuttle
Nephrologist, Executive Director for Research at Providence Inland Northwest Health, Professor of Medicine at the University of Washington
Providence Inland Northwest Health; University of Washington
Episode: The What, Who, When and Why of Screening of UACR
Bruce Stambler
Clinical electrophysiologist
Electrophysiology in Atlanta, Georgia
Episode: The Power of the Care Team
Vishal Rao
Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiologist, Assistant Professor in Medicine
Medical University of South Carolina
Episode: Clinic Ready: Strategies for Seamless Remote Monitoring Implementation
Lisa Rathman
Lead Heart Failure Nurse Practitioner
Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health
Episode: Clinic Ready: Strategies for Seamless Remote Monitoring Implementation
Ami Bhatt
Chief Innovation Officer of the American College of Cardiology; digital health and health tech strategy leader
American College of Cardiology
Episode: AI in the CICU: Transforming Cardiac Critical Care

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Rosy Thachil
Host of Conversations with Critical Care Cardiology series; Elmhurst Hospital Center / Mount Sinai College of Medicine

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4.4 out of 5 stars from 59 ratings
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    Concise podcasts addressing new science that informs day to day patient care

    I’ve been listening since 2001

    Even better now that they are free

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    Geoff Zarrella
    United States3 years ago
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    Very informative podcast, I love it. There is room for improvement the accuracy of some details but overall it is basic and useful education. I.e. Ivabradine requires a minimum HR of 70 and not 60, plus the presence of sinus rhythm. Also, His bundle pacing is not that new and is being left behind by Left bundle area pacing at this point. Otherwise, great podcast. Keep it up!

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    Isaac G. Leon-acuna
    United States4 years ago
  • No experts

    Many episodes without any board certified MD cardiologists

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    MD-Cardiologist
    United States4 years ago
  • Very informative -- will inspire you to eat better

    I thought I knew a decent amount about nutrition but I have been learning a lot from each episode. It is definitely making me take a closer look at my food choices, but instead of making me feel bad, this podcast makes me feel excited about eating healthier foods.

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    United States5 years ago
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Listening to advances in nutrition and lifestyle content is motivating for healthier choices.
Concise podcasts addressing new science that informs day to day patient care.
Very informative podcast; room for improvement on some details but overall useful education.
Some episodes feel missing expert MD input at times; could improve clinical depth.

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Beyond the Kidneys: UACR and Cardiovascular Risk
Q: But I wanted to start with your sense, you're a practicing clinician, you're seeing lots of patients in your practice each day. How are you using and incorporating UACR into your practice as a cardiologist?
UACR is used both as a marker of cardiovascular risk and as a tool to diagnose CKD; it informs risk interpretation and prompts appropriate management, with an emphasis on routine screening and integrating this data into patient discussions and treatment decisions.
Clinic Ready: Strategies for Seamless Remote Monitoring Implementation
Q: Lisa, how do you decide which patients are ideal candidates for PA pressure sensors and who might be less suitable?
Candidates should be motivated and adherent, capable of transmitting data daily, and have manageable comorbidities; considerations include chest circumference, QRS status, and potential alternate therapies like valve interventions when indicated.
Clinic Ready: Strategies for Seamless Remote Monitoring Implementation
Q: Dr. Rao, what do you think about a patient like this where our goal is to reduce hospitalizations and potentially mortality?
A personalized approach with implantable PA pressure sensors can mitigate worsening heart failure episodes, especially when patients have reliable connectivity and are able to transmit data daily; selection should be guided by clinical status, device characteristics, and patient preferences.
AI in the CICU: Transforming Cardiac Critical Care
Q: What timeline do you think for risk-prediction models and real-time monitoring to be usable in the CICU?
The panel suggests early imaging reads exist and next steps involve hierarchy and risk stratification with infrastructure and funding; widespread adoption is likely within the next few years, contingent on robust validation and safe, effective deployment.
AI in the CICU: Transforming Cardiac Critical Care
Q: What was the turning point that made you embrace technology as a tool for transformation?
Ami Bhatt describes starting telemedicine in 2013 to reach patients in communities, followed by integrating digital health tools like digital stethoscopes and advanced imaging; this sparked a broader interest in using data and AI to predict risk and improve care in the CICU.

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The series spotlights cutting-edge clinical education in cardiology, featuring deep dives into current research and practical applications. Recent discussions skew toward AI in critical care, advanced imaging and device data, novel therapies for lipid disorders, transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy, and innovations in electrophysiology and wearables. Across episodes, guests explore real-world implementation, guideline updates, trial results, and the balance between technology, regulation, and patient-centered care. Noteworthy strengths include access to leading clinicians and researchers, timely topics like PFA and ATTR-CM, and a consistent focus on translating evidence into practice for diverse cardiovascular settings.

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1. Nihar Desai
2. Kristen Gradney
3. Dan Safarova
4. Tye Gluckman
5. Katherine Tuttle
6. Bruce Stambler
7. Vishal Rao
8. Lisa Rathman

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