ALT This image is a screenshot of a document from Circulation, titled "Multidisciplinary Approach to Antiplatelet Management in Coronary Syndromes: A Scientific Statement From the American Heart Association." It lists authors with academic and medical credentials. Below the title and author list, an abstract outlines the document's focus on optimizing antiplatelet therapy for coronary disease management. Key topics include risk assessment, antithrombotic treatment balancing, and disease-specific factors. Areas of emphasis are coronary syndromes, drug effects, and personalized approaches. A footer mentions a related podcast, video, and the publication's topic keywords.

ALT This image is a circular infographic titled "Class 1, LOE A Multidisciplinary Care (CCD)" with several concentric circles: 1. The outer purple ring represents the "Interdisciplinary Team," which includes roles like clinician, pharmacist, case manager, and nurse. 2. The second layer is labeled "Clinical Decisions," detailing components like evidence and guidelines, patient assessment, and considerations for procedures or surgery. 3. The central section titled "Antithrombotic Therapy" features key elements such as balancing thrombosis and bleeding risk, with subsections like medication reconciliation, and monitoring. 4. A smaller box at the bottom lists "Five Antiplatelet Priorities" including evidence-based prescribing and transition management.

ALT This image promotes "The Future of Global Cardiovascular Science" as part of Scientific Sessions 26, featuring two individuals identified as Joanna Chikwe, MD, FRCS, FAHA, Chair, and Brahmajee Nallamothu, MD, MPH, FAHA, Vice Chair. The American Heart Association and Scientific Sessions logos are present. The design includes red, black, and white elements.

ALT Women make up more than half the population, but most of what we know about women’s biology comes from extrapolation of studies in men. This has been changing in recent years, and this special issue highlights some of the progress in understanding the biological basis of sex differences in health and disease and medical issues relevant to women’s health across different stages of life. Illustration: Chiara Vercesi