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For patients at increased risk of cardiovascular disease

Intensive BP Treatment Appears Safe, Well Tolerated

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Second study finds intensive systolic blood pressure control is also cost-effective
For patients judged as symptomatic or questionably symptomatic for aortic stenosis

Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing Prognostic in Aortic Stenosis

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Conservative strategy results in good prognosis if CPET does not indicate hemodynamic compromise
Greater focus is needed on correct identification processes in order to prevent wrong-patient medication administration incidents

Nurse-, System-Related Factors Analyzed in Wrong-Patient Events

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In 77 percent of wrong-patient incident reports, the process of identifying the patients was not described
The multispecialty San Bernardino Medical Group has replaced magazines with digital devices in waiting rooms

Tablet Use Encourages Patients to Explore Diabetes Risk

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Replacing magazines with tablets can help patients learn about diabetes risk, take preventive action
The costs of PCSK9 inhibitors would have to be 71 percent lower to be deemed cost-effective

Cost-Effectiveness of PCSK9 Inhibitors Called Into Question

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Researchers say price would have to be between $4,000 and $5,000 per year to be cost-effective
A multivariate pattern of stressor-evoked brain activity can predict individual differences in blood pressure reactivity

Pattern of Stressor-Evoked Brain Activity Can Predict BP Reactivity

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Multivariable pattern was identified in training sample; predicts systolic and diastolic BP reactivity
In 2015 there were an estimated 319

Estimated 319,400 Deaths From Rheumatic Heart Disease in 2015

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1990-2015 saw 47.8% decrease in age-standardized mortality, with differences across regions
Health care providers can help boost patient adherence to antihypertensive medications by communicating more collaboratively with patients

Collaborative Communication Could Improve HTN Rx Adherence

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Clinicians in low-income neighborhoods should ask about employment, relationships, researchers say
More U.S. children are likely to be diagnosed and treated for hypertension under new recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics. The updated clinical practice guideline was published online Aug. 21 in Pediatrics.

AAP Issues New Guidelines for ID, Treatment of HTN in Children

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Simplified tables from American Academy of Pediatrics likely to raise detection rates
For high-risk patients with heart failure and reduced ejection fraction

NT-ProBNP-Guided Treatment No Benefit in High-Risk HFrEF

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No improvement in clinical outcomes versus usual care in heart failure and reduced ejection fraction