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For older patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention

Drug-Eluting Beat Bare Stents in Older Patients Undergoing PCI

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Reductions in myocardial infarction, repeat revascularization for DES versus bare metal stents
Patients with both atrial fibrillation and obstructive sleep apnea are less likely to have a recurrence of atrial fibrillation if they use continuous positive airway pressure therapy

CPAP Tied to Improved A-Fib Outcomes for Those With OSA

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Researchers recommend sleep disorder screening for patients with atrial fibrillation
One in 10 people worldwide will have a seizure in their lifetime

AAN: New AAN/AES Guidelines on Treating First Seizure

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Antiepileptic drug therapy recommended to help stave off recurrence
The American Heart Association has issued guidelines for health care providers treating patients older than 40 with congenital heart disease. The guidelines were published online April 20 in Circulation.

AHA Issues Guidelines for Adults With Congenital Heart Dz

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New American Heart Association guidelines outline health care strategies for these patients
Women in their 40s should talk with their doctors and then decide for themselves whether they need regular mammograms to screen for breast cancer before age 50

USPSTF Revisits Mammography Guidelines

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Women in their 40s should make an informed personal decision
Black women are more likely than white women to have dense breasts

AACR: Dense Breasts Found More Likely in Black Women

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Finding may help explain greater breast cancer risk in this population, researchers say
In a discovery that could eventually shed light on some diseases that plague modern society

‘Westernization’ May Drive Disease Via Microbiome

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Finding suggests that 'Western' lifestyle may be driving diseases like asthma, diabetes, obesity
At least five different strategies may help children swallow pills and capsules more easily

Strategies Successful for Helping Children Swallow Meds

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Five strategies identified that help get the medicine down
Opioids that have features that make them hard to abuse may be linked to a drop in both the number of prescriptions and overdoses of these drugs

Changing Opioid Rx Formulations May Help Curb Abuse

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As opioid market changed, number of prescriptions, overdoses dropped, but heroin overdoses went up
For U.S. adults aged 75 to 94 years

Statins Tenuously Cost-Effective for Primary Prevention in Seniors

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Statins would prevent MIs, CHD, be cost-effective if no increase in geriatric-specific adverse effects