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ACC 2014 Report: Low-dose clonidine and aspirin in non-cardiac patients at risk for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) event: POISE-2 Trials

Written by | 1 May 2014

by Bruce Sylvester – Post non-cardiac surgery treatment with low-dose clonidine increased rates of clinically important hypotension and non-fatal cardiac arrest, researchers from the POISE-2 trial have reported.

ACC 2014 Report: Study compares heart valve systems

Written by | 29 Apr 2014

Among patients undergoing aortic valve replacement using a catheter tube, a comparison of two types of heart valve technologies, balloon-expandable or self-expandable valve systems, found a greater rate… read more.

ACC 2014 Report: Proportion of adults affected by new BP guideline

Written by | 25 Apr 2014

Applying the updated 2014 blood pressure (BP) guideline to the U.S. population suggests that nearly 6 million adults are no longer classified as needing hypertension medication, and that… read more.

BTS Report 2014: 5-year outcomes of a randomized prospective trial (CamTac Trial)

Written by | 22 Apr 2014

Poster Presentation:  Study of alemtuzumab induction with tacrolimus maintenance monotherapy compared to IL2R blockade with tacrolimus/MMF maintenance in kidney transplantation by Adam McLean, Imperial College Kidney & Transplant… read more.

BTS 2014 Report: Protecting the allograft – preventing and treating chronic antibody-mediated rejection

Written by | 15 Apr 2014

Maria Dalby reporting from the annual British Transplantation Society meeting in Glasgow by Anthony Dorling, King’s College London – Chronic rejection is a major cause of graft failure… read more.

11 new genetic associations for asthma-with-hay fever

Written by | 6 Mar 2014

First ever genome-wide association study of combined phenotype may allow for improved identification of variants associated with asthma-with-hay fever.

Value of CAC in predicting heart attack, stroke

Written by | 17 Jan 2014

Coronary artery calcium testing trumps cholesterol levels, high blood pressure and other risk factors in predicting heart attacks and deaths.

Diabetes ups risk and mortality of breast and colon cancer

Written by | 5 Dec 2013

by Bruce Sylvester – Diabetic patients have an increased risk of developing breast and colon cancer and an increased risk of death from these cancers, researchers reported on… read more.

Flu shot halves heart attack and stroke risk among persons with a heart attack history

Written by | 4 Dec 2013

by Bruce Sylvester – A routine flu vaccine appears to lower the risk of heart attack or stroke by more than 50 per cent among persons who have… read more.

Poster Session at ECC 2013 – Younger patients at high risk

Written by | 2 Dec 2013

Discussion of the abstract by Dr Christopher Lieu, MD, Assistant professor at the University of Colorado.  Younger patients with colorectal cancer that has spread (metastasised) to other parts… read more.

Poster Session at ECCO 2013 – Aspirin unmasks tumour cells

Written by | 28 Nov 2013

Oral discussion of abstract by Professor Naredi, Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Gothenburg, Sweden.   Researchers believe they have discovered how aspirin improves survival in patients diagnosed with colon cancer. 

ECC 2013 Report – Role of aggressive surgery for peritoneal metastases

Written by | 27 Nov 2013

by Peter Mas Mollinedo reporting on the presentation by Dominique Elias, Gustave-Roussy Institute, Paris, France.  – Aggressive complete cytoreductive surgery (CCRS) in combination with hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC)… read more.

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