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Anticoagulation Report Has Little Impact in Discharge Summary

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Safe Transitions Anticoagulation Report has no impact on clinical outcomes for patients on warfarin
Clinicians should control hypertension much more aggressively than current guidelines suggest

NIH: Benefits for More Intensive Control of Hypertension

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Rates of heart attack, heart failure, and stroke cut significantly by more aggressive treatment
Exercise has a positive effect on several measures of heart function as well as overall quality of life for patients with pulmonary hypertension

Exercise Appears Safe, Beneficial for Patients With Pulmonary HTN

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Meta-analysis of supervised exercise programs with lower levels of intensity
Migraine frequency and intensity seem to be positively associated with total cholesterol and low-density lipoprotein cholesterol

Migraine Frequency, Intensity Linked to Cholesterol Levels

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Number and intensity of crises reduced in association with reduction in total, LDL cholesterol
Physician access for pharmaceutical representatives is continuing to decline

For Pharma Reps, Access to Physicians Continuing to Drop

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Only 47 percent of prescribers considered accessible in 2015, compared with 55 percent in 2013
Intestinal microbiomes might help determine not only body fat levels

Gut Microbiome May Play Role in BMI, HDL Cholesterol Levels

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But more research needed to understand how different bacteria affect risk factors for heart disease
An online educational program aims to help physicians get back to work and reduce the nation's physician shortage

Physician Re-Entry Program Set to Redress Physician Shortage

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Program open to physicians of any specialty who complete an intensive online curriculum
In the context of conventional cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors

Modest Predictive Power for HbA1c in Atherosclerotic CVD Risk

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Incorporation of expected HbA1c distribution has modest effect on post-test atherosclerotic CVD risk
The total population of actively licensed physicians in the United States and the District of Columbia has increased by 4 percent since 2012

4% Increase in Population of Actively Licensed Physicians

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Total population up to 916,264 in 2014; 12,168 more physicians being added annually than lost
New research suggests that short bouts of high-intensity exercise could help reverse some early cardiac  structure and function changes in patients with type 2 diabetes. The findings were published online Sept. 9 in Diabetologia.

Short, Intense Workouts Offer CV Benefits for T2DM Patients

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Intermittent high-intensity exercise might also improve diabetes control, researchers say