Anita Arnold

TL;DR: The overarching message is that effective treatment and control of hypertension improves cardiovascular outcomes, but many knowledge gaps persist, including the contribution of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy to cardiovascular disease risk, the role of hormone replacement, blood pressure targets for elderly women, and so on.

TL;DR: The dedicated efforts of the cardio-oncology community is presented to meet the growing need for education and training of cardiovascular practitioners providing care to cancer patients and survivors and serves as an example of how a multidimensional, innovative approach can address provider education andTraining needs in a relatively new discipline.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors assess the current state of cardio-oncology in reference to advocacy efforts, access to care, and perspective of stakeholders in their ability to provide patient care as well as development of synergy among cardiologists and oncologists and academic and non-academic centers in various worldwide locations.

TL;DR: This article serves as a template to decide if a cardio-oncology program should be started and expanded as a center of excellence for the discipline as well as to help in implementing and financially sustaining a program.