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Cardiology research, ranked for you

A PubMed alert for cardiology that puts the studies most likely to matter first, with a one-line summary of each.

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Cardiology produces more large trials than almost any field, which makes a date-ordered PubMed alert noisy. Landmark outcome trials arrive next to small observational studies and case reports, all with the same weight in your inbox.

ResearchBird re-ranks each new study by importance, so trials, guidelines and meta-analyses lead. Each one is labelled High, Medium or Low for your topic and summarised in a line, which makes a weekly scan of heart failure, arrhythmia or lipid papers quick.

Build one feed per subspecialty interest and receive a single digest by email, with the studies most likely to affect practice at the top.

What a cardiology digest looks like

Illustrative example
Top 3 for you · re-ranked by importance
1
SGLT2 inhibitor started before discharge after acute heart failure
Randomised trial · 2,410 patients
Fewer 90-day readmissions when started on the ward.
High
2
Early rhythm control versus rate control in older adults with atrial fibrillation
Meta-analysis · 9 trials
Fewer cardiovascular events with early rhythm control, mainly driven by ablation.
High
3
Coronary calcium scoring to guide statin use in intermediate-risk adults
Cohort study · 5,200 patients
A zero score identified people with very low 10-year risk.
Medium

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