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August 2025
1. BARNES C, Sanfilippo FM, Fatovich DM, Macdonald S, et al
   Single high-sensitivity troponin levels to assess patients with potential acute coronary syndromes: 1-year outcomes.
   Heart. 2025;111:847-850.
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   May 2025
2. HICKLING S, Sanfilippo FM, Cullen L, Chew DP, et al
   Transitioning to high-sensitivity troponin: 1-year mortality outcomes in patients with suspected acute coronary syndrome presenting to emergency departments.
   Heart. 2025;111:471-479.
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   November 2024
3. BLACK JA, Eaves S, Chapman N, Campbell J, et al
   Effectiveness of rapid access chest pain clinics: a systematic review of patient outcomes and resource utilisation.
   Heart. 2024;110:1395-1400.
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   July 2024
4. WEIZMAN O, Eslami A, Bougouin W, Beganton F, et al
   Sudden cardiac arrest in patients with cancer in the general population: insights from the Paris-SDEC registry.
   Heart. 2024;110:1022-1029.
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5. GONZALEZ-DEL-HOYO M, Bardaji A
   Revealing the hidden threat behind detectable cardiac troponin levels in the emergency department.
   Heart. 2024;110:1017-1019.
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6. CYON L, Kadesjo E, Edgren G, Roos A, et al
   Long-term prognosis of low high-sensitivity cardiac troponin T in the emergency department compared with the general population.
   Heart. 2024;110:1040-1047.
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   May 2024
7. MILLARD MJ, Ashburn NP, Snavely AC, Hashemian T, et al
   European Society of Cardiology 0/1-hour algorithm (high-sensitivity cardiac troponin T) performance across distinct age groups.
   Heart. 2024;110:838-845.
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   January 2024
8. BOEDDINGHAUS J, Chapman AR, Henriksen PA
   Acute chest pain in a young man with low cardiovascular risk profile.
   Heart. 2024;110:234-306.
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9. MAASS AH
   Inequities in access and use of automated external defibrillators.
   Heart. 2024;110:154-155.
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10. BURGOINE T, Austin D, Wu J, Quinn T, et al
    Automated external defibrillator location and socioeconomic deprivation in Great Britain.
    Heart. 2024;110:188-194.
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    December 2023
11. DEMANDT J, Koks A, Sagel D, van Hattem VAE, et al
    Prehospital risk assessment and direct transfer to a percutaneous coronary intervention centre in suspected acute coronary syndrome.
    Heart. 2023 Dec 1:heartjnl-2023-323346. doi: 10.1136/heartjnl-2023-323346.
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12. KITE TA, Ladwiniec A, Moss AJ
    Prehospital triage in suspected myocardial infarction: a calculated risk?
    Heart. 2023 Dec 1:heartjnl-2023-323567. doi: 10.1136/heartjnl-2023-323567.
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    August 2023
13. CHATTERJEE NA, Rea TD
    Shortening time to defibrillation in shockable cardiac arrest matters: how do we do it?
    Heart. 2023;109:1344-1345.
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14. HASKINS B, Nehme Z, Andrew E, Bernard S, et al
    One-year quality-of-life outcomes of cardiac arrest survivors by initial defibrillation provider.
    Heart. 2023;109:1363-1371.
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    April 2023
15. KARAM N, Spaulding C
    Interventional management of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.
    Heart. 2023;109:719-722.
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    March 2023
16. HONG SI, Kim YJ, Kim YJ, Kim WY, et al
    Pre-arrest comorbidity burden and the future risk of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in Korean adults.
    Heart. 2023;109:542-547.
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