Torsemide, Furosemide Have Similar Outcomes in Patients Discharged With Acute HF

The TRANSFORM-HF study found no significant difference in outcomes between torsemide and furosemide treatments for heart failure. However, patients with de novo heart failure had better outcomes compared to those with worsening chronic heart failure after hospitalization. The study analyzed patients from 60 US hospitals and found that de novo heart failure was associated with…

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Readout LOUD podcast: live from JPM 2024

The content is about the latest in the biotech industry, discussed in a podcast called “The Readout LOUD” from STAT. The podcast covers the recent turnaround in the biotech industry, with deals and positive developments at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference. It also delves into topics such as the Sarepta Therapeutics saga, Nvidia’s potential impact…

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Labour launches child action plan to create “healthiest generation ever”

Labour has unveiled a child action plan aimed at creating the healthiest and happiest generation in Britain. The plan includes reducing paediatric waiting times, improving child mental health support, addressing junk food advertising, and implementing supervised toothbrushing in schools. A Labour government would establish a mission delivery board focusing on child health and inequalities. Keir…

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American Heart Association’s merit award recipients announced

The American Heart Association is celebrating 100 years by awarding its prestigious Merit Award to three researchers. Joseph Loscalzo will study natural food chemicals and their impact on heart disease. Daniel J. Rader will investigate lipid metabolism and cardiovascular diseases, while Philip S. Tsao will focus on the effects of vaping on abdominal aortic aneurysms….

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Insulin Injections at Home: What to Expect

Diabetes management with insulin involves learning to give yourself injections. Kathy Bostrom emphasizes the rapid changes in syringes and pens which have made the process easier. Syringes are prone to errors, while pens are more user-friendly. An alcohol wipe is essential while also having a sharps container. Different insulins require different times for their administration…

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Death of a Sibling Increases the Risk for Heart Disease

A new study published in JAMA Cardiology suggests that people who have experienced the death of a sibling may be at an increased risk of developing cardiovascular illnesses. The study, which analyzed data from over 2 million people in Denmark, found that individuals who lost a sibling had a 17% higher risk for overall cardiovascular…

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