A Stanford study's 12-month follow-up reveals significant improvements in PTSD, depression, and anxiety in Special Operations veterans with TBIs after ibogaine treatment.

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Starting 14-day ECG monitoring immediately after ED assessment for unexplained syncope did not result in fewer ...

A sharp critique of cardiology dogma using new NEJM data—questioning “lower is better,” exposing bias, and calling for nuance ...

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If I may focus on my role as the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) President, we reorganised governance. The ESC is a huge ...