Study shows benefits of nerve stimulation for stroke patients

15.12.20151775
A recent study at the University of Texas at Dallas found that vagus nerve stimulation technology could help reduce impairments among people with stroke.

"Bad Press" May Make Patients Stop Statins, Raise MI Risk

14.12.20151747
When the media was dominated by negative news stories about statins, patients who were newly prescribed these drugs were 9% more likely to not refill their initial prescriptions (instead of refilling them), in a Danish national cohort study.

Risk of Stroke in Atrial Fibrillation

11.12.20151867
Is the risk of stroke lower in patients with paroxysmal compared to persistent atrial fibrillation (AF)?

Long-term effects of statin use linked to increased kidney disease, injury

10.12.20151733
During a follow-up period of approximately 6 years, use of statin therapy was associated with increased incidence of acute kidney injury and chronic kidney disease, according to new findings.

Moderate-intensity statins may reduce heart failure in type 2 diabetes

09.12.20151765
Moderate-intensity statin therapy reduced heart failure incidence in type 2 diabetes compared with low-intensity or no statin, according to recent study findings.

Cardio Update Europe 2016: cooperation offer for RSC members

09.12.20151885
RSC is pleased to announce that within the cooperation Cardio Update Europe RSC members got an exciting opportunity to visit this congress for free!

TATORT-NSTEMI: Thrombus aspiration fails to improve outcomes at 1 year

08.12.20151772
Routine thrombus aspiration before PCI did not result in significantly improved health outcomes in patients with non-STEMI during the first year after the procedure, according to results of the TATORT-NSTEMI trial published in the European Heart Journal: Acute Cardiovascular Care.
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