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Current targets call for 150 minutes of weekly exercise -- or 30 minutes of physical activity at least five days a week -- to reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Although these standards don't need to be abandoned

Smaller Goals to Start Could Boost Activity in Sedentary

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For those who are inactive, any activity may be better than none
For patients with acute coronary syndrome

Thrombocytopenia Up With Use of Phosphate-Buffered Tirofiban

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Relative risk for thrombocytopenia not increased with use of citrate-buffered tirofiban

Wait Times for Pediatric Heart Transplants Longer During Pandemic

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Despite longer waiting list times, graft and recipient survival maintained and waiting list mortality unchanged

GLP-1 Receptor Agonists Tied to Risks and Benefits Beyond Weight Loss

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Reduced risks seen for neurocognitive, coagulation, cardiometabolic disorders; increased risks seen for GI, arthritic disorders

Measures of cerebral functional network connectivity measured within four weeks of cardiac arrest are associated with a favorable outcome at one year

MRI Findings Prognostic for Long-Term Recovery in Cardiac Arrest

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Cerebral functional network connectivity shows potential in anoxic-ischemic encephalopathy
For patients with worsening heart failure

Diuretic Dose Not Linked to Outcome in Heart Failure

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In multivariate analysis, no correlation seen for patients with worsening heart failure
Intensive lifestyle modifications

Impact of Intensive Lifestyle Change on CV Burden Studied

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Review indicates diet, exercise decrease overall coronary/carotid atherosclerosis burden
Black patients with atrial fibrillation are less likely to receive direct-acting oral anticoagulants compared with white patients

Racial Disparities Seen in Use of Oral Anticoagulants for A-Fib

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When treated for atrial fibrillation, quality of anticoagulant use lower in blacks, Hispanics
Financial incentives may boost smoking cessation rates

More Evidence Paying Smokers to Quit May Work

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But cost may be $28,000 to get one additional smoker to succeed long term
Physicians who receive even one free meal

One Free Meal From Industry Ups Brand-Name Rx Among Doctors

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Study sheds light on a popular marketing tactic that may raise drug costs for seniors