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Latest in Cardiology from ACC.org
- Guest Editorial | The ACC Advantage: Community Powering CardiologyThe practice of cardiovascular medicine is changing at an extraordinary pace. Every day, our members balance the demands of patient care while navigating reimbursement pressures, growing administrative burdens, workforce shortages, rising costs of education and professional development, and the challenge of keeping pace with an ever-expanding body of science and clinical information.
- Cover Story | When Drama Mirrors Reality: Cardiology Insights From THE PITTBeyond its compelling storylines, the emergency room drama The Pitt offers a revealing look at many of the challenges shaping health care today. Burnout, workforce shortages, patient access barriers, workplace violence, and the promise and pitfalls of new technologies are not unique to emergency medicine.
- Online Exclusive | Smart Tools For Smart Docs: Less Charting, More CaringThe landscape of medicine is constantly evolving. Not so long ago were the days of paper charts, tape recorders and long treks through the hospital to find where exactly that one test landed.
- New in Clinical Guidance | Antiplatelets in ASCVD; DOACs in Preventing Thrombotic Events; Global HF DefinitionAn ACC Scientific Statement on managing ASCVD aims to help clinicians overcome the perpetual challenge of balancing the risks of ischemia and bleeding when selecting antiplatelet therapy in this population.
- Feature | Getting to Goals: Applying the 2026 Dyslipidemia Guideline in High-Risk PatientsNew evidence-based risk assessment and treatment algorithms were introduced in the 2026 ACC/AHA/AACVPR/ABC/ACPM/ADA /AGS/APhA/ASPC/NLA/PCNA Guideline on the Management of Dyslipidemia.



