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For patients without symptoms of coronary artery disease

Coronary Artery Calcification Predicts 15-Year Mortality

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Extent of CAC accurately predicts mortality in patients without symptoms of coronary artery dz
Many newly diagnosed psoriatic arthritis patients have an increased risk of future cardiovascular disease

Risk of CVD Up in Newly Diagnosed Psoriatic Arthritis

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Ten-year cumulative incidence of CVD events higher than predicted incidence based on FRS
While having one major health problem -- such as diabetes

Life Expectancy Substantially Drops With Disease Combo

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Combination of diabetes, myocardial infarction, stroke linked to 15 years of reduced life expectancy
An adapted Diabetes Prevention Program lifestyle intervention significantly improves cardiovascular disease-related risk factors among participants

Adapted Diabetes Prevention Program Deemed Effective

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Older adults more compliant, but significant outcomes improved across ages
Efforts to expand health insurance coverage are expected to lead to increased treatment rates among nonelderly patients with hypertension

Health Insurance Expansion Likely to Increase HTN Treatment

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Increase expected to lead to fewer coronary heart disease events, stroke events, CVD-related deaths
The fittest seniors are half as likely as others to suffer from heart failure

Lifestyle Factors Can Halve Heart Failure Risk in Elderly

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Researchers suggest health choices still make a difference in old age
Many health care professionals work when they are sick

Despite Risk to Patients, Health Providers Often Work While Sick

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Main reason is not wanting to let colleagues, patients down
About half of cardiovascular deaths could be prevented in U.S. adults if five major modifiable cardiovascular risk factors were eliminated

CVD Risk Factor Levels Too High, Even in Best-Performing States

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About half of cardiovascular deaths could be prevented with elimination of five major risk factors
Statin use is associated with decreased aggression in men and increased aggression in women

Impact of Statins on Aggression Varies by Sex

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Statins generally decrease aggression in men, increase aggression in postmenopausal women
Whites have larger sex differences in the risk of incident coronary heart disease events than blacks

Sex Differences in CHD Event Risk Vary by Race

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Larger differences in nonfatal events seen for whites versus blacks; risk of death not affected by race