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FDA agrees to consider CV outcomes indication for alirocumab
Regeneron and Sanofi announced that the FDA has agreed to review its supplemental biologics license application to add an indication stating alirocumab improves CV...
10 days ago - Healio
GLOBAL LEADERS: Long-term ticagrelor monotherapy not superior to standard DAPT
MUNICH - In patients who undergo PCI, 1 month of combination ticagrelor and aspirin therapy followed by ticagrelor alone was not superior to 1-year standard dual antiplatelet...
26 days ago - Healio - 2 articles
ARRIVE: Aspirin does not reduce initial vascular events in low-to-moderate risk population
MUNICH - In a moderate-risk population with low event rates, aspirin did not significantly reduce initial vascular events, according to the ARRIVE study presented at the...
27 days ago - Healio - 2 articles
ORBITA Group Offers Middle Ground on Stenting for Stable Angina
Study solidifies the physiological basis, suggests maximizing placebo effect
1 month ago - MedPageToday
Novel coronary sinus device safely relieves symptoms in refractory angina
A novel device designed to treat chronic severe angina was implanted safely, effectively reduced angina symptoms and improved quality of life, according to the REDUCE...
1 month ago - Healio - 5 articles
Health Benefits of Portfolio Diet Revealed
Portfolio diet estimated13 per cent reduction in the overall risk for coronary heart disease, which includes angina and heart attack.
1 month ago - Medindia Health
Exercise cuts risk of chronic disease in older adults
People who engaged in the highest levels of total physical activity were twice as lively to avoid stroke, heart disease, angina, cancer and diabetes, and be in optimal physical...
1 month ago - ScienceDaily - 3 articles
Five-Year FAME 2 Data in Stable CAD Reassuring and Surprising
PCI continued to provide benefits over medical therapy alone in patients with stable angina, but results also hint at a lower rate of MI. Medscape Medical News
3 monthes ago - Medscape
PCI Improves Angina, QOL in Stable CHD With 'Gray Zone' FFR
For patients with stable coronary heart disease and fractional flow reserve values in the gray zone between 0.75 and 0.82, adding PCI to medical therapy improved symptoms and...
3 monthes ago - Medscape
ORBITA: FFR/iFR Predict Ischemia but Not Symptoms After PCI
New results from the controversial trial suggest invasive physiology predicts ischemia after intervention, but not angina or exercise time, indicating their relationship with...
4 monthes ago - Medscape - 2 articles
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