CardioScholarThe mobile app for medical students, residents, fellows, and practicing cardiologists who want to stay current without combing through dozens of journals.
Quick, clinically relevant breakdowns of top studies, added regularly. Read in minutes, remember for years.
Only peer-reviewed journals in the top two citation quartiles by Web of Science and Google Scholar Metrics: NEJM, JACC, Circulation, EHJ, JAHA, and more.
Our physician team defines which journals qualify, which studies are selected, and what every summary must cover: aim, methods, key findings, limitations, and clinical implications.
Concise summaries of late-breaking trials from AHA, ACC, ESC, and TCT, even if you can't attend.
Save favorites, browse by journal or topic, and share summaries with your network.
CardioScholar offers education, not clinical recommendations. We inform, we don't prescribe.
Every summary is filed by study design so you always know what kind of evidence you are reading, and each headline is written as the clinical question the study answers.
Sharpen clinical reasoning, case discussions, and research electives with real-world study examples.
Prepare for rounds, morning report, or journal club with evidence that is easy to digest.
Stay sharp in a fast-moving field without skimming ten journals over coffee.
Coming to the App Store and Google Play.
Browse by journal, topic, or newest uploads.
Aim and methods, key findings and limitations, clinical implications.
Build a personal reading library.
Send summaries to your network.
CardioScholar is in final testing. Subscription plans and pricing will be announced at launch.
CardioScholar is developed and published by CardioScholar LLC, a limited liability company registered in the State of Georgia and operating under the Rapid Research Review brand.
CardioScholar LLCUse of the app is governed by the Terms of Use, the Privacy Policy, and the Refund and Dispute Policy. The app provides summaries of published research for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Users must be 18 or older. These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Georgia.
You no longer have to guess where the high-impact studies are hiding. We've already found them.