Oral anticoagulants less used in paroxysmal than persistent AF: NCDR data

14.05.20132047
Cardiologists are significantly less likely to prescribe oral anticoagulation therapy for their patients with paroxysmal, compared with persistent, atrial fibrillation, despite similar thromboembolic risks associated with the two forms of AF, suggests an analysis based on data from the National Cardiovascular Data Registry.

Data Suggest Statins May Protect Kidney

13.05.20132266
Patients with statin-treated dyslipidemia had about one third fewer kidney stones as compared with nonusers, according to results of a large cohort study.

News of Cardiology, 2nd issue Focus on Acute Coronary Syndrome

08.05.20132205
The 2nd issue of the journal “News of Cardiology” has been published on site.

RSC Logo for PowerPoint Presentations

08.05.20132606
Sample slides to create PowerPoint presentations with RSC logo.

Low Vitamin D in Obese Linked to Risks

07.05.20131872
Vitamin D deficiency was significantly associated with metabolic risk factors and predicted insulin resistance in morbidly obese adolescents, a researcher reported here.

Insulin Resistance: Testosterone May Be Helpful

06.05.20132203
Insulin resistance in diabetic men with decreased sex hormones was reversed after testosterone replacement, researchers reported here.

Lack of evidence of increased mortality among patients with atrial fibrillation taking digoxin: findings from post hoc propensity-matched analysis of the AFFIRM trial

26.04.20132262
Digoxin is recommended for long-term rate control in paroxysmal, persistent, and permanent atrial fibrillation (AF).
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