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Daily coverage from AHA: Wednesday, Nov. 18: Statins and risk of low HDL, RE-LY, CDC data show LDL screening rate remains stagnant, JCHF, ACC/AHA guidelines for STEMI and PCI, STICH, CT-STAT, ticagrelor
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From the Scientific Sessions of the American Heart Association on Wednesday, November 18, 2009, we highlight the following heartwire articles:
- Statins do not eliminate risk of low HDL-cholesterol levels
- RE-LY: Post hoc analysis confirms benefit of dabigatran relative to warfarin at all INR levels
- CDC data show LDL screening rate remains stagnant; many who could benefit go without lipid-lowering drugs
- JCHF: Are low doses of carvedilol effective in heart failure?
- ACC/AHA focused update of guidelines for STEMI, PCI
- Baseline function data from STICH no help in pinpointing patients who benefit from SVR
- CT-STAT: CT angiography rules out CAD faster and cheaper than standard care
- Ticagrelor effects unraveled in new phase 2 trials
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#140: Ideal blood-pressure goals? "We have no idea"; more adverse events seen on dabigatran vs warfarin; WHF defends Dubai WCC, reimburses Israelis denied visas; Roche stops dalcetrapib trial; bypass moderate coronary lesions? taking sides in the debate
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Posted May 11, 2012
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#139: CHA2DS2-VASc score gives best prediction of stroke risk in AF; subcutaneous ICD: thumbs up from FDA; DES or bare-metal stents for primary PCI?; beware valve involvement in device-related infective endocarditis; CMS restricts TAVI coverage to experie
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Posted May 04, 2012
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#138: FDA: No aliskiren with ACE inhibitors, ARBs in some patients; cardiologists: high income, many frustrations; TIPS 2 on full-dose polypill; ESC paper on new anticoagulants; Bahrain AED survey points to CPR barriers
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Posted Apr 27, 2012
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#137: Big bonuses for cardiologists at OSU; higher glycated hemoglobin levels, better outcomes in HF with diabetes; losartan vs candesartan mortality risk in HF disputed; Italian soccer player dies on the pitch; Maryland to set up independent PCI review
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Posted Apr 20, 2012
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