Archive - June 2008

• Bias: not always “someone else’s problem” (30/06/2008)
• Rare diseases: orphans looking for parents (29/06/2008)
• CAC score better than IMT for predicting CV events: MESA (27/06/2008)
• Scared to look (27/06/2008)
• Sudden unexpected death more common in young patients with type 1 diabetes (25/06/2008)
• Study finds rhythm-control strategy no better than rate-control in heart failure (25/06/2008)
• Check adherence in uncontrolled BP (23/06/2008)
• Consider both conditions in diabetes, sleep apnoea patients (22/06/2008)
• Low levels of Vit D linked to increased risk of MI (22/06/2008)
• Study identifies risk factors for sudden death in myotonic dystrophy type 1 (22/06/2008)
• Pay doctors more for spending less (20/06/2008)
• Centenarians – an increasing age segment in Australia (20/06/2008)
• Survival benefits from early invasive strategies in acute coronary syndromes: Australian ACACIA study (20/06/2008)
• Nurse-driven, multidisciplinary CVD prevention programs reap rewards – EUROACTION (18/06/2008)
• Generation Y doctors wedded to the city lifestyle (18/06/2008)
• Mediterranean diet can reduce type 2 diabetes risk by 83% (15/06/2008)
• Call to assess preventive interventions (15/06/2008)
• Gender gap closes in PCI outcomes (15/06/2008)
• Smoking linked with mid-life cognitive decline (13/06/2008)
• New guidelines on patient consent: idealistic or realistic? (13/06/2008)
• High-risk ACS patients have poor knowledge of symptoms and appropriate actions (13/06/2008)
• ACCORD and ADVANCE studies: careful interpretation needed (13/06/2008)
• Cognitive ability and literacy interact in patients’ understanding of health information (10/06/2008)
• One in three elderly malnourished (10/06/2008)
• Neglected opportunities for primary prevention of obesity (06/06/2008)
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