MYOCARDIAL ISCHEMIA

This study follows 5,391 people with stable heart disease for up to 10 years to see which initial treatment approach helps people live longer. Participants were originally assigned to either receive heart procedures plus medications or medications alone. Researchers are now track…

This early-phase study aimed to test the safety of an experimental gene therapy called VM202 for people with chronic chest pain who couldn't get standard heart procedures. Researchers planned to inject the therapy directly into the heart using a special catheter to see if it coul…

This study is comparing two different types of biodegradable heart stents (SUPRAFLEX Cruz vs. SYNERGY) in patients with severe blockages in all three major heart arteries. About 1,550 participants will have the stents placed and be followed for at least a year to see which stent …

This study is testing whether new risk assessment tools can help doctors decide which patients with new chest pain actually need advanced heart scans. Researchers want to see if using these tools can safely reduce unnecessary testing while maintaining good outcomes and quality of…

This large study is testing if a new way to diagnose heart attacks is better than the current standard. It aims to see if the new method helps doctors spot blocked arteries faster, leading to quicker treatment, less permanent heart damage, and fewer deaths and hospital readmissio…

This large study is testing whether a medication called ivabradine can prevent heart injury in patients having non-heart surgery. It involves over 2,100 adults at high risk for heart problems who are having surgery requiring a hospital stay. Patients are randomly given either the…

This study aims to understand why some women experience chest pain and heart stress despite having clear major heart arteries. Researchers are examining 206 women with stable chest pain to see if tiny blood vessel problems, platelet activity, or inflammation might be the cause. T…

This study aims to see if an artificial intelligence (AI) model can better predict serious heart problems in people with chest pain. It will analyze past stress echocardiogram results and patient health records from about 3,000 people to see if the AI, using both the scan and cli…