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Depression Increases Risk of Acute MI by 30% in HIV-Positive Patients

L.A. McKeown

August 25, 2016

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Palliative Care Is Sorely Underused for Patients With Severe Heart Failure

Caitlin E. Cox

July 11, 2016

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Conversations in Cardiology: In the United States, Should TAVR Be Offered to a Low-Risk Patient?

July 11, 2016

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Could Biased Medication Prescribing Explain Obesity Paradox in PCI?

L.A. McKeown

May 19, 2016

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Reductions in Acute MI Hospitalization, Mortality Seen Across Income Levels, but Disparities Linger

Todd Neale

May 16, 2016

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Ezetimibe Fails to Garner Support for CV- Event Reduction Claim From FDA Advisory Committee

Michael O'Riordan

December 15, 2015

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Battle Scars: Combat Injury Linked With Cardiovascular Risk

Caitlin E. Cox

November 04, 2015

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Low Trial Participation Rate of MI Patients Raises Questions of Applicability

Todd Neale

September 02, 2014

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EVAR Safer Than Surgery Even in Low-Risk Men

June 27, 2014

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Octogenarians with AAA Face Higher Mortality, Slower Recovery After Elective EVAR

Caitlin E. Cox

March 27, 2014

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Post Angiography Testosterone Therapy Increases Cardiovascular Events in High-Risk Men

December 05, 2013

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Increase in Radial PCI at VA Hospitals Imparts Lower Transfusion Rates

September 13, 2013

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Designation as ‘Unfit for Open Repair’ Predicts Worse EVAR Outcomes

Leah Lawrence

September 13, 2013

News Daily News

Women, Men Fare Equally Well After Endovascular AAA Repair

January 16, 2013

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No Long-term Mortality Difference Between Endovascular vs. Open AAA Repair

Caitlin E. Cox

November 25, 2012

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VA Registry Finds Long-term Benefit from Clopidogrel Beyond 12 Months

Caitlin E. Cox

June 11, 2012

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Study Refutes Venous Hypothesis in Multiple Sclerosis, Weakening Argument for Stenting

L.A. McKeown

March 06, 2012

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Degree of Stenosis Not Only Factor to Consider in Carotid Surgery

Jason Kahn

August 04, 2011

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Depression Increases Risk of Acute MI by 30% in HIV-Positive Patients

Palliative Care Is Sorely Underused for Patients With Severe Heart Failure

Conversations in Cardiology: In the United States, Should TAVR Be Offered to a Low-Risk Patient?

Could Biased Medication Prescribing Explain Obesity Paradox in PCI?

Reductions in Acute MI Hospitalization, Mortality Seen Across Income Levels, but Disparities Linger

Ezetimibe Fails to Garner Support for CV- Event Reduction Claim From FDA Advisory Committee

Battle Scars: Combat Injury Linked With Cardiovascular Risk

Low Trial Participation Rate of MI Patients Raises Questions of Applicability

EVAR Safer Than Surgery Even in Low-Risk Men

Octogenarians with AAA Face Higher Mortality, Slower Recovery After Elective EVAR

Post Angiography Testosterone Therapy Increases Cardiovascular Events in High-Risk Men

Increase in Radial PCI at VA Hospitals Imparts Lower Transfusion Rates

Designation as ‘Unfit for Open Repair’ Predicts Worse EVAR Outcomes

Women, Men Fare Equally Well After Endovascular AAA Repair

No Long-term Mortality Difference Between Endovascular vs. Open AAA Repair

VA Registry Finds Long-term Benefit from Clopidogrel Beyond 12 Months

Study Refutes Venous Hypothesis in Multiple Sclerosis, Weakening Argument for Stenting

Degree of Stenosis Not Only Factor to Consider in Carotid Surgery

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