US Prescriptions During COVID-19: Hydroxychloroquine Soars, CVD Drugs Stable
Physicians latched quickly onto hopes that antimalarial drugs could help, but weren’t swayed by ACE inhibitor/ARB theories.
Physicians latched quickly onto hopes that antimalarial drugs could help, but weren’t swayed by ACE inhibitor/ARB theories.
For the next 3 months, individuals can weigh in on the effort to move certification of cardiologists away from the ABIM.
A deep dive into a French study shows the benefit was seen in older, sicker patients who were at high risk for surgery.
Coinciding with Earth Day, a new paper tackles how imagers can improve sustainability, while preparing for environmental crises.
Prominent trialists took issue with the primary endpoint, how it was powered, and what effect COVID-19 and Katsanos played.
Julia Colombijn, MSc, highlights the systematic underrepresentation of CKD patients in cardiovascular clinical trials.
Frequent bathroom breaks and setting timers to remind you to stand up can nudge people in the right direction, says Carl Lavie.
Adverse pregnancy outcomes, though often overlooked by busy clinicians, should spur early prevention and close attention.
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Beyond step count, other measures like cadence and exercise capacity could detect an early signal before symptoms develop.
Initiated by Abbott/Thoratec and deemed Class I by the FDA, the recall is a response to reports of 273 injuries and 14 deaths.