JHLT the Podcast: Medical therapy pre- and post-pulmonary endarterectomy

Paula Appenzeller is the guest on the JHLT podcast, discussing how findings from the UK CURATE registry challenge assumptions about pre-operative therapy in CTEPH.

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The ASSIST-CLAD Study on JHLT the Podcast

Daniel Chambers of the The Prince Charles Hospital in Brisbane, Australia is the guest on the JHLT podcast, discussing what the ASSIST-CLAD study revealed about treatment for new-onset CLAD.

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10°C static cold storage: Outcomes and Utilization for Hearts

John Trahanas of Vanderbilt is the guest on the JHLT podcast, discussing how modifications in cold storage could improve heart transplant outcomes and organ utilization.

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JHLT Call for Papers: Themed Issue on Personalized Medicine in Thoracic Transplantation

JHLT will release a special issue in the first quarter of 2027 dedicated to manuscripts focused on precision medicine across the patient journey. Submissions for this issue are now being accepted unti...

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DEADLINE EXTENDED - JHLT Call for Papers: Themed Issue on Donor Selection and Organ Preservation in Thoracic Transplantation

The JHLT will release a special issue in Q4 2026 dedicated to manuscripts exploring aspects of donor selection and organ preservation related to thoracic transplantation. Submissions will be accepted ...

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Exploring Donor Specific Antibodies in AMR on JHLT The Podcast

Katelynn Madill-Thomsen and Philip Halloran of the Alberta Transplant Applied Genomics Center discuss how donor-specific antibodies show up in patients with and without AMR in heart transplantation.

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A Patient Perspective on Coverage Challenges on JHLT: The Podcast

Heart transplant recipient and patient advocate Payton Herres discusses the problems of 'ghost approval' and the difference between health insurance coverage and access to care.

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Assessing SCAI Shock Classification Post-Cardiotomy on JHLT: The Podcast

On JHLT: The Podcast, Ufuk Baldan and Patrick Klein from the Amsterdam University Medical Center join us to discuss SCAI shock classification in patients post-cardiotomy.

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JHLT: The Podcast: What Was Hot at ISHLT2026

On this special episode of JHLT: The Podcast, the Digital Media Editors take a look back at the exciting science that was on display at ISHLT2026, the ISHLT 46th Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions.

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JHLT Special Issue on Device Therapies: Read Now and Listen on on JHLT: The Podcast

Learn more about mechanical circulatory support and other device therapies for diagnosis, serial monitoring, and/or treatment of patients in JHLT and on the podcast.

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When Lung Cancer Follows Lung Transplant—A Discussion on JHLT: The Podcast

JHLT Digital Media Editors bring on guest Pauline Pradère, MD, of Hôpital Marie Lannelongue in Paris, to discuss lung cancer after lung transplantation, and the management of these complex patients.

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Five-year competing-risk analysis of infectious and noninfectious complications after lung transplantation: Real-world evidence from a multicenter EHR-based cohort

This study evaluates the 5-year incidence of major post-transplant outcomes using a competing-risks framework. We analyzed data from 10,648 lung transplantation (LTx) recipients using the TriNetX U.S....

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JHLT the Podcast Discusses Solid Organ Transplantation and HIV Infection

Transplant infectious diseases expert Cameron Wolfe guests on JHLT The Podcast to discuss how transplant centers now consider HIV infection, including transplant recipients who are HIV positive.

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Early Experiences with Heart Transplant Using HIV+ Donors on JHLT The Podcast

The first of two themed conversations around HIV in solid organ transplant by discussions a paper on heart transplant using HIV+ donors with Omar Saeed of Montefiore Medical Center in New York.

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DEADLINE EXTENDED - JHLT Call for Papers: Themed Issue on Primary Graft Dysfunction in Thoracic Organ Transplantation

JHLT, an official publication of the ISHLT, will release a special issue in June 2026 dedicated to manuscripts exploring all aspects of PGD. Submissions for this issue are now being accepted until 5:0...

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JHLT The Podcast: Challenges and Opportunities in DCD Heart Transplantation

Editors discuss the paper, “Barriers and opportunities in donation after circulatory death heart transplantation,” with first author Katherine G. Phillips and co-author Brian Wayda.

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ISHLT Consensus Statement on STS and Lung Transplantation on the JHLT Podcast

Joined by the three document leads, JHLT the Podcast discusses the latest Consensus Statement from ISHLT, exploring short telomere syndrome (STS) and lung transplantation.

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Evolocumab's Impact on Coronary Physiology on JHLT: The Podcast

The JHLT team discusses a study from Aarhus University Hospital in Denmark on the impact evolocumab may have on coronary physiology and microstructure in de-novo heart transplant recipients.

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Bilateral Lung Transplantation May Be a Viable Option in PAH

Bilateral lung transplantation in patients with PAH leads to comparable 1- and 5-year survival to heart-lung transplantation, research shows.

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JHLT: The Podcast Looks Back on the Best Studies of 2025

Happy new year from JHLT: The Podcast! The Digital Media Editors kick off the new season with a year-end recap, each sharing one of their favorite studies from the JHLT published in 2025.

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JHLT Podcast: Antiphospholipid Antibody Titers and Outcomes of Pulmonary Endarterectomy

The JHLT Digital Media Editors host a discussion with Camille Miard and François Stéphan of the cardiothoracic intensive care unit at Hôpital Marie Lannelongue in Paris.

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Suspicious lung lesions in lung transplant patients on JHLT: The Podcast

The JHLT Digital Media Editors host a discussion with senior author Stefan Schwarz, MD, PhD, on lung transplant patients with suspicious lung lesions.

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Development of a risk score predicting survival after adult heart transplantation in the United States

In the US, donor hearts for transplant are currently allocated to the candidates with the highest risk of death on the waiting list, based on a categorical status-based system. The upcoming continuous...

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