Heart Sounds With Shelley Wood

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  • Duration: 31:18:14
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Synopsis

A regular news roundup from the desks of TCTMD reporters covering the top stories in cardiology, hosted by TCTMD Managing Editor Shelley Wood.

Episodes

  • Top Cardiology News for May 2025

    28/05/2025 Duration: 20min

    The TCTMD news team discuss their favorite moments of the month. Today's special guest is Morton Kern.

  • Top Cardiology News for April 2025

    30/04/2025 Duration: 16min

    TCTMD journalists share their highlights, from a novel endovascular therapy to pacing questions, early ezetimibe, and more. This month's special guest is Juan Granada.

  • Now With the TCTMD Team

    26/03/2025 Duration: 13min

    Our monthly podcast is growing! Tune in for favorite moments of March from Caitlin Cox, Yael Maxwell, Laura McKeown, Todd Neale, and Mike O'Riordan.

  • Top Cardiology News for February 2025

    26/02/2025 Duration: 16min

    THT 2025, AEDs in schools, PAD pain, wildfires and CVD, heart health in sexual minorities.

  • Top Cardiology News for January 2025

    28/01/2025 Duration: 18min

    STS 2025, bariatric surgery vs GLP-1s, defining obesity, pregnancy complications, and private equity-owned hospitals.

  • Most Memorable Stories of 2024

    18/12/2024 Duration: 25min

    An annual tradition: TCTMD's Yael Maxwell, Laura McKeown, Michael O'Riordan, Caitlin Cox, and Todd Neale describe their standout stories.

  • November 2024: Wrapping Up AHA 2024

    27/11/2024 Duration: 18min

    Host Shelley Wood hears some scientific session highlights from AHA President Keith Churchwell.

  • October 2024: Live From TCT 2024

    30/10/2024 Duration: 18min

    Shelley Wood, Ajay Kirtane, and Roxana Mehran look back at key moments, trials, and takeaways from this year's meeting.

  • September 2024: Catching Up on ESC

    25/09/2024 Duration: 23min

    Shelley Wood and Carlos Aguiar look back on Europe's biggest cardiology congress.

  • August 2024: Picturing HCM Ahead of ESC

    28/08/2024 Duration: 18min

    Shelley Wood speaks with Srihari Naidu and Lindsay Davis about their new children's book on hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.

  • Top News for July 2024

    24/07/2024 Duration: 15min

    Access to cardiologists, equity in valve disease, repurposing instrumented radial arteries, recovering from RECOVER IV's demise, and more.

  • June 2024: NY Valves and AHA Turns 100

    26/06/2024 Duration: 31min

    Top news for June, plus Rose Marie Robertson looks back on 100 years of cardiology progress.

  • May 2024: EuroPCR and Other Meeting Highlights

    28/05/2024 Duration: 13min

    Host Shelley Wood sums up some top news from SCAI, ESC-HF, ESOC, HRS, and EuroPCR, with takeaways from Thomas Cuisset.

  • April 2024: Key Takeaways From ACC 2024

    24/04/2024 Duration: 20min

    Hear some hot takes on REDUCE-AMI, ORBITA-COSMIC, PREVENT, and more of the top news this month.

  • March 2024: Art and Arteries

    27/03/2024 Duration: 19min

    Shelley Wood talks painting, science, tragedy, and woo-woo with C. Michael Gibson.

  • Top Cardiology News for February 2024

    28/02/2024 Duration: 18min

    Big wins for the tricuspid valve, a blow for the HDL hypothesis, TAVI and SAVR in younger patients, and a tribute to Alain Cribier.

  • January 2024: Top News

    31/01/2024 Duration: 14min

    Working through PTO, private equity interest in cardiology, off-label PFO closure, and more.

  • Most Memorable Stories of 2023

    27/12/2023 Duration: 26min

    An annual tradition, TCTMD's Yael Maxwell, Laura McKeown, Michael O'Riordan, Caitlin Cox, and Todd Neale describe their top stories.

  • November 2023: TCT, AHA, and PCR London Valves

    29/11/2023 Duration: 28min

    Host Shelley Wood hears highlights from Ajay Kirtane, Juan Granada, Joanna Chikwe, and Bernard Prendergast.

  • October 2023: Singer-Songwriter Suzie Brown

    20/10/2023 Duration: 18min

    This month, host Shelley Wood hears from heart failure cardiologist and Nashville musician, Suzanne Brown Sacks.

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