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Another hypertension drug is being recalled due to contamination that could pose a cancer risk

Second Hypertension Drug Recalled Due to Contamination

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Some lots of irbesartan being recalled due to contamination with suspected carcinogen
Certain weather conditions are associated with an increased risk for myocardial infarction

Some Weather Conditions Linked to Myocardial Infarction Risk

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Each one-standard deviation increase in air temperature tied to 2.8 percent reduction in MI risk
There is a lack of convincing evidence for an association between statin use and non-cardiovascular disease outcomes

Link Between Statins, Non-CVD Outcomes Lacks Evidence

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Review of observational studies, randomized trials shows absence of convincing evidence
For cardiac surgical patients

Discharge Day Does Not Impact Readmission After Cardiac Sx

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Readmission performance no worse with weekend, holiday discharge for cardiac surgery patients
A therapeutic lifestyle change intervention plus motivational interviewing sessions delivered in churches can reduce systolic blood pressure among blacks compared with health education alone

Therapeutic Lifestyle Intervention in Church Helpful for BP Control

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Intervention plus motivational interviewing better than health education alone for black adults
Treatment with ketoprofen may improve the skin biology in lymphedema

Pilot Studies May Shed Light on How to Treat Lymphedema

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Improvement in histopathology, skin thickness seen with ketoprofen in exploratory studies in humans
A standardized community health worker-delivered intervention

Community Health Worker Intervention Beneficial

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Low-income patients in intervention group reported higher quality of care, spent fewer days in hospital
The use of angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors is associated with an increased risk for lung cancer compared with angiotensin receptor blockers

Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme Inhibitors May Up Lung CA Risk

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Higher risk seen with ACEIs versus angiotensin receptor blockers; risk linked to duration of use
Acceptance of a heart from an increased-risk donor is associated with a significant survival benefit

Accepting Increased-Risk Donor Heart Tied to Higher Survival

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Survival benefit persists through five years from the time of offer for an increased-risk donor allograft
More than one-third of patients with peripheral artery disease are active smokers

Few Smokers With PAD Receive Adequate Cessation Support

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Many patients with peripheral artery disease smoke; just 16 percent referred to cessation counseling