Archive - February 2008

• Increased deaths in high-risk diabetics halts trial (29/02/2008)
• AHA issues statement on hyperglycemia management in patients with ACS (28/02/2008)
• Good news and bad news on chronic diseases in Australia (28/02/2008)
• Urgent need for better understanding of aspirin resistance in diabetes (28/02/2008)
• AHA/ACC issue performance measures for nonvaluvular atrial fibrillation and atrial flutter (27/02/2008)
• In-patient mortality after cardiac arrest higher at nights and weekends (27/02/2008)
• Aspirin questioned in diabetes with acute coronary syndrome (27/02/2008)
• Cardiology: a call for papers (25/02/2008)
• New COX-2 launch draws mixed reaction (25/02/2008)
• Two large observational studies find increased mortality risk with aprotinin (24/02/2008)
• Poor understanding of kidney disease among people with diabetes (24/02/2008)
• Routine transfer for PCI recommended for all high-risk STEMI patients following thrombolysis (24/02/2008)
• Debate on ‘generic’ biologic drugs (24/02/2008)
• National medical register: balance privacy and transparency (21/02/2008)
• ‘Substantial gaps’ in treatment of patients with chest pain: Australian audit (21/02/2008)
• Scientists discover a new region of the genome responsible for LDL-cholesterol regulation (18/02/2008)
• Osteoprotegerin level predicts long-term mortality in ACS (17/02/2008)
• Hyperglycaemia often ignored in acute medical inpatients (17/02/2008)
• Chocolate: a path to optimism in old age? (17/02/2008)
• Obstructive sleep apnea a risk factor for death in patients with stroke (17/02/2008)
• Creatinine as good as eGFR for detecting early renal impairment (15/02/2008)
• Thrombus aspiration results in better reperfusion and clinical outcomes than conventional PCI (15/02/2008)
• Study examines events after stopping clopidogrel (13/02/2008)
• HDL-C may no longer be cardioprotective at very high concentrations (11/02/2008)
• Sedentary lifestyle may speed ageing (10/02/2008)
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