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Cardiovascular - General
Daily Treatment Report
Cognitive Therapy-CBT-Psychotherapy
Device Therapy
Long-term Clinical Outcomes of Drug-Eluting Stents Vs Bare-Metal Stents in Chinese Patients. (Clin Cardiol. 2010)
Drug Side-Effects and Interactions
Warfarin Patients Often Unaware of Risks from Herbs, Supplement Use
Antibiotic Plus Common Cardiovascular Drugs Can Be Dangerous Taken Together
New Details on Potential Adverse Coumarin-Clopidogrel Interaction
Drugs
Exercise
General Information
Chest Compressions Alone Best With CPR “If you haven't been well-trained in CPR and you see someone having what appears to be a heart attack, just doing chest compressions to help keep the blood flowing can be as effective as CPR that includes mouth-to-mouth breathing, new research claims.”
New Insights Into Who's At Risk With Angioplasty “The study results, published April 1 in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, can be used in several ways, Rao said. "It can be a benchmark to measure a center against other facilities," he said. "If one center's results differ markedly, you can go back and see why that is so. You want to make sure that all the factors are accounted for so that you have a level playing field." The risk-factor assessment will be most important for someone who is advised to undergo angioplasty and is then asked to sign a consent agreement, Rao said. "This allows us to say, 'your risk is X percent,' " he said. "That allows for truly informed consent. It allows us to put an actual number on it."”
Dronedarone and Amiodarone—The Safety versus Efficacy Debate (Nat Rev Cardiol. 2010)
Combined oral anticoagulants and antiplatelets: benefits and risks. (Intern Emerg Med. 2010)
Guidelines
Cardiologists Issue Guidelines for Stent Use
Immunotherapy
Internet Sites
Treatment Information
Drug-Food-Supplement Information
DrugDigest (drug interactions)
FDA - Drug Interactions: What You Should Know
NIH - Botanical Dietary Supplements: Background Information
NIH - Drug, Supplements, and Herbal Information
NIH - Herbal Supplements: Consider Safety, Too
NIH - Vitamin and Mineral Supplement Fact Sheets
Nutrition
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Other Treatments
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Radiotherapy
Supplements-Vitamins-CAM
Use of vitamins C and E as a prophylactic therapy to prevent postoperative atrial fibrillation (International Journal of Cardiology 2010)
Surgery
Transplantation
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