Cardiology, distilled for people on call.
New trials and guidelines are pulled from PubMed every day, sorted by subspecialty and distilled into one-minute reads. Scores, dosing, a daily question and our free teaching apps sit alongside.
What just published, by subspecialty
Randomized trials and prespecified secondary analyses indexed in PubMed over the last 45 days, from the major cardiology and general medical journals. Cardiology only.
The trial in one minute
Question, design, headline result and bottom line, extracted from the abstract and paced at one minute so it sticks. Open the full abstract or the journal page when you want the detail.
New guidance, with the official links
Guidelines, focused updates, expert consensus and scientific statements from the ESC, ACC, AHA, HRS, EACTS, SCAI and partner societies, refreshed daily.
One question. Every day.
A new board-style cardiology question each morning, with a short explanation and the trial or guideline behind it.
Three puzzles a day, straight from the textbooks
Bundles asks you to sort sixteen terms into four hidden groups. Flatline is diagnostic hangman with a rhythm strip that degrades with every wrong letter. Crux is a full-size themed crossword, ECG Monday through Board review Sunday. All three change at midnight and end with teaching notes from Braunwald, Harrison's and the guidelines.
Bundles
Sixteen terms, four bundles. Find the groups before four mistakes.
Diagnostic hangmanFlatline
Spell the diagnosis before the monitor goes quiet. Each wrong letter costs a rhythm and buys a clue.
Daily crosswordCrux
Thirteen by thirteen, one theme a day: ECG Monday through Board review Sunday. Clues that make you think; every answer teaches something.
Daily pressure readings, no sensor required
CardioMEMS measures pulmonary artery pressure every day. Cardio-MEMEs measures the pressure of being on call. One original meme a day, drawn by us, each with a learning point and the textbook or guideline it comes from.
Where cardiology gathers next
Dates, cities and abstract deadlines for the major cardiology congresses. Past meetings drop off automatically.
Built by us, free for everyone
Interactive teaching tools we made for our own learning. No accounts, no paywalls.
