The days of old-fashioned house calls may be over, but there is a growing trend toward providing some hospital care in the comfort of patients’ homes. Now, a new study suggests it might end up being cheaper and, in some respects, better than traditional hospital care.
Each valve was associated with certain benefits, but one-year outcomes were largely similar.Â
Each valve was associated with certain benefits, but one-year outcomes were largely similar.Â
Recent developments of interest in cardiovascular medicine
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Each additional 3.5 ounces a day of ultra-processed food consumption was associated with a higher risk of a range of health issues.
Evolocumab reshapes arterial plaque, reducing cardiovascular risk by lowering microcalcification and shifting plaque composition over 18 months.
Evolocumab reshapes arterial plaque, reducing cardiovascular risk by lowering microcalcification and shifting plaque composition over 18 months.
