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Fewer than half of patients prescribed PCSK9 inhibitors receive approval

About Half of Patients Receive Approval for PCSK9i Prescription

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Prescription abandonment linked to copay costs, with rates more than 75 percent for copays > $350
Fragmented QRS complex may predict risk of exercise-related sudden cardiac death

Fragmented QRS Predicts Cardiac Death During Exercise

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Fragmented QRS complex in anterior leads seen more commonly in group exercising at time of death
For patients with cirrhosis

Predictors of Death in Cirrhosis Include Age, BSA, MELD

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Left atrial enlargement, increased heart rate and E/e', and reduced mean BP also predicted death
Among overweight and obese women

Nut Consumption Linked to Nutritionally Rich Food Intake

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Nut consumers eat more fruits, vegetables, less red meat, and have lower BMI than non-nut consumers
A Bayesian multiple imputation method is useful for calculating the speeds of those who are unable to complete the 400-m walk test within the time constraint

Bayesian Method Useful for Noncompleters of 400-m Walk

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Simplistic imputation method to calculate speed tends to overestimate population mean
The prophylactic use of low-dose oxygen does not reduce death or disability at three months among patients with acute stroke

Low-Dose Oxygen No Benefit in Adults With Acute Stroke

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Prophylactic use of low-dose continuous or nocturnal oxygen not linked to a better outcome
Cardiovascular outcomes in patients with diabetes are not explained by insulin resistance

Insulin Dose Not Tied to Cardiovascular Outcomes

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Similar findings among individuals with diabetes able to achieve normoglycemia
On a global level

Physical Activity Tied to Lower Mortality, CVD on Global Level

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Findings among residents of low-, middle-, and high-income countries
In 2017

Worker Contribution to Health Benefits Up in 2017

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Share of firms offering coverage, workers receiving coverage remained stable
There is more than a 30 percent increased risk of cardiovascular events following discontinuation of low-dose aspirin in long-term users

Discontinuing Low-Dose Aspirin Ups Cardiovascular Risk

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Findings in a large study of long-term low-dose aspirin users