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High-Risk Clues Add Heft to Calcium Scores in Primary Prevention

High-Risk Clues Add Heft to Calcium Scores in Primary Prevention
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On the Charge: MaxCyte Celebrates Role in Sickle Cell Therapy Breakthrough

On the Charge: MaxCyte Celebrates Role in Sickle Cell Therapy Breakthrough
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Seeing Sticker Price for HFrEF Meds Opens Door to Discussions

A column added to the EHR displaying out-of-pocket costs for various HFrEF meds inspired more-open conversations.

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Thoracic Aortic Calcium Adds Prognostic Value to CAC Score

In a patient with a CAC score of 0, risk level may be bumped up by the presence of extracoronary calcium, one expert says.

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Increased Blood Viscosity Tied to Mortality in Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients

More-viscous blood increases the propensity for clots and should be a sign to monitor patients more closely, Robert Rosenson says.

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