The HEART score is one safe way to help risk stratify chest pain patients.

There was no long-term advantage at 10 years to an early invasive vs selective invasive strategy strategy for NSTEMI.

In this collection of studies, a non-ischemic ECG and single hs-cTnT performed well.  Use caution with hs-cTnT in patients presenting with symptoms < 3 hours.

High sensitivity troponin may allow for a very rapid MI rule out.

ECG is never used alone for cardiac risk stratification, but some ECG findings are more concerning than others.

A non-thoracic MRI is not absolutely contraindicated, assuming proper interrogation and programming of the device is done before the scan.

Rhythm control for chronic a-fib had no advantage over rate control.

Anterior TWI in V1 and V2 appears to be a normal variant in young healthy white people, assuming no family history of arrhythmia.

Emergency Physicians' HEART score calculations and those of cardiology were not the same.  EM scored the history as suspicious more often.

This study suggests that in hypertensive patients with acute decompensated heart failure and shortness of breath, bolus IV NTG 1 or 2 mg was safe and reduced ICU admission and length of stay.