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November 20, 2009
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Episode #16: Special AHA wrap-up: ARBITER 6-HALTS, CHAMPION, ticagrelor in PLATO STEMI subanalysis, FAIR-HF, HEAAL, FDA alert on clopidogrel-PPI interaction, ACC/AHA update guidelines for STEMI and PCI
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Reviewing the week ending November 20, 2009, we highlight the following heartwire articles from the Scientific Sessions of the American Heart Association:
- ACC/AHA focused update of guidelines for STEMI, PCI
- Cardiologists shocked by new FDA alert on clopidogrel-PPI interaction
- HEAAL: High-dose trumps low-dose ARB for heart failure in the ACE-inhibitor intolerant
- FAIR-HF: Symptom improvement, functional gains follow correction of iron deficiency in heart failure
- Good news continues for ticagrelor in PLATO STEMI subanalysis
- CHAMPION: Negative trials but some positive angles for cangrelor?
- ARBITER 6-HALTS: HDL raising with niacin superior to ezetimibe
Join us for an audio recap of the news that is important to cardiologists this week.
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