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Significant reductions in systolic and diastolic BP observed at up to 36 months following intervention versus sham control procedure

About five event-free years gained through either quitting smoking or the use of three medications combined in persistent smokers

Association remained significant after adjustment for major coronary risk factors, comorbidity, anxiety and depression symptoms

Low-sodium diet did not reduce composite primary outcome of cardiovascular admission to hospital or ED or all-cause death

But, though difference is small, tranexamic acid not noninferior to placebo for primary safety outcome of composite cardiovascular outcome

Assessment of leukocytes adherent to and rolling along vessel wall may help predict outcomes after HCT for hematologic cancer

Change in combined-risk z score from childhood to adulthood also linked to cardiovascular events in midlife

Reduction seen in risk for primary outcome event, with no increased risk for small-for-gestational age birth weight

Postoperatively, physical activities less difficult for 50 percent, equally difficult for 33 percent, and more difficult for 17 percent

Most patients diagnosed with AF were asymptomatic; arrhythmia detected with 12 months of continuous cardiac monitoring