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Prescription fish oil dramatically reduces heart problems
NEW ORLEANS - In patients with a high risk for CV events despite taking statins, a 4-g dose of icosapent ethyl, a pharmaceutical-grade omega-3 fatty acid, significantly cut the...
1 day ago - Healio - 2 articles
Prescription fish oil cuts total ischemic events in new REDUCE-IT analysis
NEW ORLEANS - Icosapent ethyl, a pharmaceutical-grade omega-3 fatty acid, was in the spotlight again at the American College of Cardiology Scientific Session, with new data...
3 days ago - Healio - 2 articles
Routinely Used Heart Drug Increases Risk of Cardiac Arrest
Nifedipine is commonly used drug to treat high blood pressure and angina , but it is found to be associated with an increased risk of cardiac arrest.
3 days ago - Medindia Health - 3 articles
Depression screening does not improve quality of life in heart attack patients
After suffering a heart attack or unstable angina , patients who were systematically screened for depression and referred for treatment when appropriate did not show a...
3 days ago - News Medical - 4 articles
Commonly used heart drug associated with increased risk of sudden cardiac arrest
A drug commonly used to treat high blood pressure and angina is associated with an increased risk of out-of-hospital sudden cardiac arrest, according to new results.
3 days ago - ScienceDaily - 3 articles
Clinical Apps Improved Cardiovascular Care for Patients
Stable ischemic heart disease patients in the outpatient setting who were treated and educated using several clinical tools had improved angina, finds a study.
1 month ago - Medindia Health
E-cigarette use increases risk for stroke
Patients who used electronic cigarettes had an increased risk for stroke, MI and angina or CHD, according to data presented at the International Stroke Conference. “Compared...
1 month ago - Healio - 2 articles
Nearly Half of Americans Have Some Form of Heart Disease
About 48% of adults in the U.S. have some type of heart or blood vessel disease, according to a new annual report from the American Heart Association published in the journal...
1 month ago - Time - 2 articles
Inappropriate PCIs decrease as practices shift
Declines in inappropriate PCIs may be associated with shifts in coding and/or diagnostic practices, according to a study published in JAMA Internal Medicine. Rishi K. Wadhera...
3 monthes ago - Healio
Game of Upcodes: PCI for Stable Angina Slipping Through the Cracks
Research finds potential fraud in the cath lab
3 monthes ago - MedPageToday
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