An updated guideline has been published by the AHA, ACC, and other organizations regarding the management of acute coronary syndrome.

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The American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association today released an updated clinical practice guideline for managing individuals experiencing acute coronary syndrome (ACS).

Overall, though, the meta-analysis identified a reduction in ischemia—but not in hard outcomes—with early treatment.