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Too Few Veterans Get Intensified Lipid-Lowering Therapy After Coronary Events

Several experts blame “clinical inertia” for the lack of treatment intensification. Digital tools and new ways of thinking may help.

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Big Tobacco Bets on Menthol to Hook Youth, Women, and Blacks

The popularity of menthol cigarettes was engineered specifically to entice vulnerable groups, new research makes clear.

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Good News and Bad for High-Intensity Statin Use in ASCVD

Two studies highlight gains among post-MI patients, in particular, but for many others, statin prescribing is “problematic.”

New yorkUnited statesBaylor college of medicineLaura petersenChristopher grangerFatima rodriguezSalim viraniChristie ballantyneRobert rosensonAdam nelsonLisandro colantonioMd baylor college of medicineMd duke clinical research instituteMd michaele debakey veterans affairsPhd duke clinical research institutePhd university of alabama at birmingham

Frailty Does Not Hinder Dapagliflozin s HFrEF Impact: DAPA-HF Analysis

In fact, the greatest benefits were seen in the most-frail patients not just for outcomes but also for quality of life.

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No Difference in 1-Year QoL Between FFR-Guided PCI and CABG: FAME-3

The timeline varied, though, with PCI-treated patients better off early and surgical patients needing more time to recover.

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