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New Clinical Data Standards for Peripheral Vascular Disease
A joint ACC-AHA task force has defined the key clinical data standards for peripheral atherosclerotic vascular disease. More »
Androgen Deprivation and Cardiovascular Risk: Not Guilty as Charged?
The controversial association between androgen deprivation therapy for prostate cancer and an increased risk of dying from cardiovascular causes does not hold up under close scrutiny. More »
For Frail Heart Failure Patients, How to Do MORE
Cleveland Clinic cardiologists offer a mnemonic for steps to take in providing the best care for an elderly patient with congestive heart failiure. More »
Let the Dog In: More Hospitals Offering Pet Therapy
The healthcare system is going to the dogs. About one hospital in 8 now offers "pet therapy." It may actually reduce length of stay in some cases. More »
Controversy Continues Over Antioxidant Effects on Statin Treatment
Do reductions in the antioxidant coenzyme Q10 endanger heart patients taking statins? A major study was meant to put the question to rest, but a Dutch cardiologist questions the analysis. More »
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Even Mild Hamstring Injuries Have a Major Impact in Sports
February 17, 2012

Minor hamstring injuries account for half the time that European football players spend on the bench.

CA-125, KRAS biomarkers make gains in ovarian cancer for disease progression
February 16, 2012

The CALYPSO trial compared CA-125 testing to imaging studies. Another trial finds value in a KRAS variant in judging chemotherapy resistance.

Online CBT Treats Even Severe Comorbid Depression in Diabetes
February 15, 2012

An easier option for treating diabetes in depression, but bad news for those who have it.

Intussusception Discharges Unchanged with Rotavirus Vaccine
February 14, 2012

Does the rotavirus vaccine in increase the risk? Both CDC and FDA warn about the risk of recurrent intussusception, but an analysis of hospital records gives reassurance.

Some Schizophrenia Patients Meet Criteria for Remission
February 10, 2012

Appropriate treatment helps about one in four patients to achieve meaningful outcomes.


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