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Highly detailed anatomic data from donated bodies could support medical AI and 3D models, but differences in living anatomy and questions about data governance remain.

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Normalising epicardial adipose tissue volume to total heart volume neutralises sex-based differences and provides a cutoff that may help rule out obstructive coronary artery disease.

A meta-analysis finds no clear link between tirzepatide and odds of atrial fibrillation in adults with overweight or obesity, although it is linked to a modest increase in odds of overall arrhythmia.

From mandatory dual-parameter screenings to aggressive blood pressure targets, the new ESC/ERA guidelines signal a major paradigm shift in cardiorenal care.

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