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Cardiology Update: 6 New Things From ACP

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It’s time to rethink aspirin; there’s optimism about the PCSK9 inhibitors; and new help for people with valvular heart disease. What else is new in cardiology?

At the American College of Physicians Internal Medicine Meeting 2015 in Boston, Peter Zimetbaum, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, presented an “Update In Cardiology.”Here are the highlights of his presentation-and the implications for primary care clinical practice.

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