Clinic News Latest in CardiologyEditors’ Corner | The Power of Science and Networking to Change the Course of CVDWelcome to April! This issue of Cardiology celebrates the incredible success of ACC.23/WCC in New Orleans last month. The energy at the meeting was palpable and the cutting-edge science, education and innovation only served to underscore the power of a community united by a shared mission and vision.Cover Story | ACC.23/WCC: Uniting the Global Cardiovascular CommunityEnergizing, fun, innovative and cutting-edge were among the words used to describe ACC.23 Together With the World Congress of Cardiology (ACC.23/WCC), which brought together nearly 17,000 attendees spanning the entire global cardiovascular community for three days in New Orleans and virtually.Feature | Cardiovascular Disease in Women: From Maternal Health to MenopauseIt seems the cardiology world is at an inflection point in women's heart health where the specific issues for women are increasingly being researched, discussed and (hopefully) addressed and managed.Prioritizing Health | Improving Delivery of Care: Decision Tools Work!When it comes to treating cardiovascular diseases, we're fortunate to have a range of guideline-directed medical therapies (GDMT), but a persistent challenge is getting the right treatment to all the right patients at the right time – and at optimal doses.Heart of Health PolicyA collection of articles detailing ACC's advocacy efforts.Number Check | ACC.23/WCC: Best in Class Education Connects the WorldThis month's information graphic feature highlights education at ACC.23/WCC.JACC in a FlashThe JACC Family of Journals published 22 manuscripts accompanying presentation of the research at ACC.23/WCC in New Orleans, including eight late-breaking clinical trials. Read here some of the highlights.MedAxiom and Wharton Online Team Up to Empower CV LeadersMore than 50 cardiovascular professionals and clinicians took part in the first cohort of the Cardiovascular Business and Management Essentials Program developed by MedAxiom and Wharton Online. The second cohort will kick off this month.Just One More | Care For the Heart That’s Good For the EarthThe remote monitoring of cardiac implantable electronic devices (CIEDs) has a lot of advantages.  Now a unique study that created a buzz at ACC.23/WCC has shown it also reduces greenhouse gas emissions.Journal WrapThe hottest research from various peer-reviewed journals – handpicked weekly by the ACC.org Editorial Board led by Kim A. Eagle, MD, MACC.
