Atrial fibrillation outcomes have improved, but more work is still necessary to ‘stem the epidemic’

Vinter  et al. tracked the outcomes of Framingham Heart Study participants, breaking the group down into three different time periods. In the first time period, 1972 to 1985, study participants with AFib averaged living 2.9 fewer years than healthy patients who did not have AFib. In the second time period, 1986 to 2000, that number had dropped to…

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