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Daily statin medication could improve cardiovascular outcomes in people with HIV

A National Institutes of Health clinical trial was stopped early because a daily statin medication was found to reduce the increased risk of cardiovascular disease among people living with HIV in the first large-scale clinical study to test a primary cardiovascular prevention strategy in this population.

United statesHarvard universityPamela douglasMichaelt luSteven grinspoonEmily hendersonHeather ribaudoGaryh gibbonsHugh auchinclossDepartment of biostatistics at harvard universityNeat id foundationData coordinating centerClinical trials groupNational heartA national institutes of healthKowa pharmaceuticals america inc

Be Nice - Proto Magazine

Acts of rudeness are on the rise in medicine. Can a civility push lead to a healthier workplace?

United statesMidland memorial hospitalChristine porathJo shapiroGerald hicksonDiane colganTod wiesmanLinda groahChristine piergaStephen paskoffPamela douglasDaniel buccinoInstitute for safe medical practicesDuke university school of medicineAmerican college of cardiologyTexas midland memorial health

On-site Machine Learning-Based FFRCT Feasible, Informative: TARGET

This approach could cut down on unneeded angiograms, while catching obstructive CAD that might otherwise be missed.

United statesYundai chenPamela douglasKeya medical technologyChina national medical products administrationAmerican college of cardiology world congressDrug administrationMd duke clinical research instituteAmerican collegeWorld cardiology congressNational medical products administrationDuke clinical research institute

The Wonder Years 35th anniversary: Then and now

The cast of "The Wonder Years," which starred Fred Savage and Danica McKellar among others, is celebrating 35 years since the show premiered.

New yorkUnited statesJane porterShannon herveyDanica mckellarNicole wallaceValley millsPaul pfeifferMatthew broderickDan lauriaJulian lennonJennifer garnerJosh savianoEddie mcdowdKevin arnoldKaren arnold

As Violent Attacks on Healthcare Workers Rise, Cardiology Takes Note

Physical assaults by patients and relatives are becoming more common in cardiology. What can be done to keep safe?

Al qahirahUnited statesSouth carolinaWorld health organizationSanta feHany ragyGeralde harmonGiuseppe galatiMichael davidsonManuel ruggieroNessuno tocchi ippocratePamela douglasStephen pasceriMd national heart instituteAmerican academy of pediatricsDepartment of justice

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