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Cancer Patients Face Increased Risk of Acute MI, More PCI Complications, Higher Mortality, and Soaring Costs

Michael H. Wilson

October 31, 2016

News Conference News TCT 2016

EXCEL 和 NOBLE：左主干 PCI/CABG 的选择结果相悖

Michael O'Riordan

October 31, 2016

News Daily News

One Map to Guide Them All: The Physician Who Hopes to Connect the Cardiology Dots

Michael H. Wilson

August 15, 2016

News Daily News

Fostering and Maintaining Cardiovascular Health in Children Key to a Healthier Population, Says AHA

Michael H. Wilson

August 11, 2016

News Daily News

Plants and Animals: Protein’s Link to Mortality and Cardiovascular Death Depends on Its Source

Michael H. Wilson

August 04, 2016

News Daily News

Regular Exercise Can Offset the Mortality Risk of Long-term Sitting, Meta-analysis Finds

Michael H. Wilson

August 01, 2016

News Daily News

Young Women Need Earlier Messaging on Physical Activity for Preventing Later CHD, Study Hints

Michael H. Wilson

July 26, 2016

News Daily News

Según un Estudio, es Preciso que Corra la Voz entre Mujeres Jóvenes sobre la Realización de Ejercicio Físico para la Prevención de EAC

Michael H. Wilson

July 26, 2016

News Daily News

Even With No Restrictions on Fat Intake, Mediterranean Diet May Help Prevent Disease

Michael H. Wilson

July 19, 2016

News Daily News

MI Patients Who Develop Heart Failure Vulnerable to Higher Risk of Cancer

Michael H. Wilson

July 13, 2016

News Daily News

AHA Advises Physicians to Monitor Medications That Might Cause or Worsen Heart Failure

Michael H. Wilson

July 12, 2016

News Daily News

Structured Exercise Program Can Help the Sedentary Elderly but Does Not Curb CV Events

Michael H. Wilson

July 05, 2016

News Daily News

随着普及率的上升，ARNI 可能每年挽救近 3 万例患者

Michael H. Wilson

June 28, 2016

News Daily News

With Greater Uptake, ARNIs Could Potentially Save the Lives of Nearly 30,000 Patients Each Year

Michael H. Wilson

June 28, 2016

News Daily News

Si se Tomaran Más INRA, podrían Salvarle la Vida a Casi 30.000 Pacientes Cada Año

Michael H. Wilson

June 28, 2016

News Daily News

Pharmacists Can Take an Active Role in Lowering CV Risk Factors, Likelihood of Events

Michael H. Wilson

June 21, 2016

News Daily News

Whole Grain Consumption Linked to Less CVD and Lower Mortality, Meta-analyses Say

Michael H. Wilson

June 15, 2016

News Daily News

Shifting Obesity Trends Point to More “Extreme” Obesity in Women, With Repercussions for Future Care

Michael H. Wilson

June 10, 2016

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Cancer Patients Face Increased Risk of Acute MI, More PCI Complications, Higher Mortality, and Soaring Costs

EXCEL 和 NOBLE：左主干 PCI/CABG 的选择结果相悖

One Map to Guide Them All: The Physician Who Hopes to Connect the Cardiology Dots

Fostering and Maintaining Cardiovascular Health in Children Key to a Healthier Population, Says AHA

Plants and Animals: Protein’s Link to Mortality and Cardiovascular Death Depends on Its Source

Regular Exercise Can Offset the Mortality Risk of Long-term Sitting, Meta-analysis Finds

Young Women Need Earlier Messaging on Physical Activity for Preventing Later CHD, Study Hints

Según un Estudio, es Preciso que Corra la Voz entre Mujeres Jóvenes sobre la Realización de Ejercicio Físico para la Prevención de EAC

Even With No Restrictions on Fat Intake, Mediterranean Diet May Help Prevent Disease

MI Patients Who Develop Heart Failure Vulnerable to Higher Risk of Cancer

AHA Advises Physicians to Monitor Medications That Might Cause or Worsen Heart Failure

Structured Exercise Program Can Help the Sedentary Elderly but Does Not Curb CV Events

随着普及率的上升，ARNI 可能每年挽救近 3 万例患者

With Greater Uptake, ARNIs Could Potentially Save the Lives of Nearly 30,000 Patients Each Year

Si se Tomaran Más INRA, podrían Salvarle la Vida a Casi 30.000 Pacientes Cada Año

Pharmacists Can Take an Active Role in Lowering CV Risk Factors, Likelihood of Events

Whole Grain Consumption Linked to Less CVD and Lower Mortality, Meta-analyses Say

Shifting Obesity Trends Point to More “Extreme” Obesity in Women, With Repercussions for Future Care

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