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For older patients with hypertension

Benefits for Intensive BP Lowering in Older HTN Patients

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Intensive BP control linked to reductions in MACE, cardiovascular mortality, and heart failure
Activities that keep the brain busy -- using a computer

Mentally Stimulating Tasks May Lower Risk of MCI in Older Adults

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Computer use, crafting, social activities, games all seem to improve brain health
For intermediate-risk elderly patients

STS: SAVR Still Excellent Option for Intermediate-Risk Seniors

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Mortality for surgical aortic valve replacement similar to that of national benchmarks, but more strokes
The effect of resting heart rate on all-cause mortality and cardiovascular events varies with age

Age Modifies Impact of Resting Heart Rate on Death, CV Events

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Significant link for higher RHR with all-cause mortality, cardiovascular events in those ≥60 years
Seniors who receive an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator have high survival rates

Survival Rates High for Older Patients With ICDs

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Nearly 80 percent of patients were alive two years after reveiving device
Developing hypertension in very old age may provide some protection from dementia

Hypertension Onset After Age 80 May Protect Against Dementia

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Association independent of antihypertensive medication use
Sitagliptin has a neutral effect on cardiovascular risk among older patients with type 2 diabetes

Sitagliptin Has Neutral CV Risk Effect in Elderly With T2DM, CVD

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Neutral effects on cardiovascular risk among older patients with well-controlled T2DM and CVD
For overweight and obese adults with diabetes mellitus

No Cognitive Benefit for Long-Term Lifestyle Intervention

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Long-term weight-loss intervention had no cognitive benefit in overweight, obese adults with diabetes
Many patients surviving ischemic stroke are not discharged with an oral anticoagulant

Many Ischemic Stroke Survivors Not Prescribed Anticoagulants

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Reasons for not prescribing OAC include fall risk, poor prognosis, bleeding history, older age, dementia
Seniors treated in an emergency department for illness or injury are more likely to become disabled and less physically agile over the next six months

Long-Term Disability Risk Up for Seniors Who Visit ER

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Disability and loss of agility more likely six months after treatment