Explores and highlights advances in diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases. Articles stress the practical, clinical approach to cardiology.

Covers problems resulting from cardiovascular diseases in the increasing numbers of aging men and women in this country and throughout the world.

Surveys new agents, therapeutic strategies, new instrumentation, and new ideas in providing a better basis for patient care.

Cardiology in Review offers reviews on the conditions and problems encountered by practicing cardiologists. Articles clearly written and clinically focused are published six times a year to keep readers up-to-date with the latest reports from the forefront of the field.

Serves the information needs of cardiologist and medical professionals. Provides the latest in health care advances, technology, research, clinical tips and monitoring systems for cardiac patients.

Full coverage of all aspects of cardiac physiology and treatment of diseases of the heart.

Cardiology Review is designed to help the busy cardiologist and internist keep up with the latest developments in the field of cardiovascular medicine.

Each issue contains six to eight summaries of recent medical journal articles focusing on the latest developments in the field of cardiology and cardiovascular disease.

This journal presents diagnostic and therapeutic protocols for specific disorders with evidence-based rationale and publishes studies that evaluate these protocols' effectiveness. It gives clinicians the tools to determine the best, most cost-effective patient management plans.

Directed toward researchers and practicing cardiologists. Presents review articles from an area of concentration covering an entire year's literature with annotated references. Each issue features a bibliography of the current world literature published during the previous year.

Offers busy practitioners an update on a single topic in the specialty. Discussions include elements of pathophysiology, non-invasive and invasive diagnosis, drug therapy, surgical management, and rehabilitation.

The British Journal of Cardiology is the most widely read cardiology journal in the UK reaching more than 27,000 hospital specialists and primary care physicians each month.

Articles address all aspects of nuclear cardiology, including interpretation, diagnosis, imaging equipment, and use of radiopharmaceuticals.