Heart Health and Cardiology

Most patients who died after withdrawal of life-sustaining therapy were considered to have recovery potential of at least 1 percent

In a recent study, significantly more patients receiving the combination therapy met primary end point of reduction in spleen volume of ≥35 percent from baseline

Lesions were better visualized on pTx than circularly polarized MRI in 57 percent of cases and were never better visualized on circularly polarized MRI

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Heart attack, stroke, heart failure, and death increase with breast arterial calcification

Risk highest in the two years following colorectal cancer diagnosis

Greatest effects expected in countries with higher percentage of international funding, with increasing incidence of HIV in key populations

90 percent of patients satisfied with remote patient monitoring

Authors say PSA level should be assessed for at least three months after radical prostatectomy for prostate cancer to accurately document persistent PSA

Decrease in avoidable mortality seen in most comparator countries from European Union and OECD

Preliminary data show 2024 rates were highest seen in more than 12 years

Adding 3D TBP, sequential digital dermoscopy imaging to usual care increases skin excisions in patients at high risk for melanoma

Vaccine series completion for rotavirus, DTaP, PCV at 12 months was highest in January 2020 and remained lower in October 2023