Dr. Amin Mirhadi details the benefits and disadvantages of using proton therapy in patients with head and neck cancer. Dr. Mithu Maheswaranathan talks about the findings of a study which assessed obinutuzumab for patients with active lupus. A novel imaging technique added to MRI allows clinicians to better tailor rehabilitation for stroke patients. The global burden of cervical cancer, as well as cervical cancer mortality, is predicted to increase substantially by 2030. Finerenone therapy may prevent worsening heart failure in outpatients with mildly reduced or preserved ejection fraction. Cancer recurrence fear appreciably impacts breast cancer survivors’ ability to re-enter the workforce. Researchers have developed a polygenic risk score to analyze the link between dysfunctional endothelial and CAD. Kirk Huntsman, Chairman & CEO of Vivos Therapeutics, on advancing care in the sleep medicine space. When doctors and their patients share common language in the relationship it can decrease the risk of CVD and death. Certain athletes with CVD abnormalities may be able to safely participate in competitive sports. Dr. Anne Marie Morse discusses the troubling connection between sleep disorders and dementia. Thomas Ruggia, CEO of Samsara Vision, talks about a novel implantation device for age-related macular degeneration. The CardioNerds and Dr. Robert Mentz discuss the important steps in treating HF with mineralocorticoid antagonists. Transient ischemic attack (TIA) is associated with long-term cognitive decline. Dr. J.Quentin Clemens talks about the current treatment landscape around interstitial cystitis. Larry Lipshultz, MD, discusses the concurrent use of testosterone replacement therapy, especially as it pertains to couples. Researchers found two effective treatments for metaplastic breast cancer. Patient outreach with bulk ordering may result in higher lipid screening uptake than usual care. The CardioNerds in tandem with Dr. Clyde Yancy analyze a case of an 80-year-old man with heart failure. Supine blood pressure is correlated with a higher risk of adverse CVD risk.