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• Feature | Moving Upstream: Why the Next Frontier of CV Prevention Begins in Childhood
  For years, efforts to address cardiovascular disease have focused primarily on pharmaceuticals and medical procedures – statins, antihypertensives, catheterizations, stents and other devices.
• Feature | Moments That Mattered: Christopher Kramer On His Whirlwind Year As ACC President
  Busy. Exhilarating. Challenging. These are the three words that Christopher Kramer, MD, FACC, say best describe his past year as ACC president. As he prepares to pass the presidential chain to the College's next president, Roxana Mehran, MD, FACC, Cardiology asked Kramer about some of his favorite moments, greatest accomplishments and advice for the future.
• Quality Improvement For Institutions | ACC Accreditation Services: Guiding Health Systems to QI Success
  Working across health care disciplines, departments and facilities is essential for system-wide success in cardiovascular quality improvement (QI), and Elizabeth A. Maiorana, MBA, MSN, RN, vice president for the cardiovascular service line at Hackensack Meridian Health (HMH) Network in New Jersey, has spent her career coordinating care teams to achieve this vision.
• AI-Enabled Clinician: Heart Failure Advancements Through Remote Patient Monitoring
  In this episode, ACC Chief Innovation Officer Dr. Ami Bhatt speaks with Dr. Rahul Loungani about how Piedmont Atlanta Hospital is implementing remote patient monitoring (RPM) technology to improve the care of heart failure patients.
• ACC Scientific Statement Highlights Emerging Role of Gene Editing in CV Care
  A new ACC Scientific Statement outlines the rapidly evolving landscape of gene-editing therapies and their growing relevance to cardiovascular disease, offering clinicians an overview of both the promise and the challenges of this transformative technology.