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As a PA, Should You Discuss Test Results with a Patient?
As a physician assistant (PA), your patient interactions are personalized and an integral aspect of the primary care practice’s approach…
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Nearly everyone has at least one risk factor before a heart attack, heart failure, or stroke – Harvard Health
Heart attacks occurring “out of the blue” may be rarer than some people have thought. A major new study suggests…
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Nirsevimab outperforms maternal vaccine in RSV study
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CMR Surpasses Echocardiography in Heart Failure Phenotyping
TOPLINE: Cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR) demonstrated diagnostic discordance with transthoracic echocardiography (TTE) in 74% of patients, identifying heart failure with…
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Beta blockers: Who benefits from these common drugs? – Harvard Health
For more than half a century, drugs known as beta blockers have been a mainstay for managing heart disease, especially…
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‘Major shifts’ in AGA guidance for IBD prioritize Mediterranean, whole-food diets
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Med Op-Ed: Squandered Transcripts, CVD Evidence Gap, More
In this installment of Med Op-Ed: should healthcare institutions keep recordings of patient encounters; how to ensure common cardiology patients…
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Riders and Add-Ons in Health Insurance Plans: What They Typically Cover and Common Exclusions | Medical News Bulletin
Riders and add-ons are optional benefits that enhance the coverage of the best health insurance plans. These features allow policyholders…
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Histoplasmosis outbreak sickens dozens in Tennessee
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