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Antiplatelet drug could be a breakthrough for treating heart attacks | FDA approves Abiomed's AI strategy
Friday, July 17, 2020
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New antiplatelet drug could be a breakthrough for heart attack patients

The peptide-derived drug, M3mP6 HLPN, prevents blood clots without increasing the risk of bleeding. 

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New antiplatelet drug could be a breakthrough for heart attack patients

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The peptide-derived drug, M3mP6 HLPN, prevents blood clots without increasing the risk of bleeding. 
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From heart pumps to hospitals: FDA approves Abiomed’s plan to stream data, empower AI models

The approval means Abiomed can stream patient data from its Impella heart pumps to remote monitoring platforms installed at more than 200 hospitals.

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From heart pumps to hospitals: FDA approves Abiomed’s plan to stream data, empower AI models

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The approval means Abiomed can stream patient data from its Impella heart pumps to remote monitoring platforms installed at more than 200 hospitals.
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THALES trial results: Can ticagrelor and aspirin reduce stroke rates for at-risk patients?

Results of the trial, which included more than 11,000 patients, were published in the New England Journal of Medicine.

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THALES trial results: Can ticagrelor and aspirin reduce stroke rates for at-risk patients?

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Results of the trial, which included more than 11,000 patients, were published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Featured Articles

‘Masks work’: Rigid policy minimizes COVID-19 cases among healthcare workers

The researchers tracked infection rates at Boston’s Mass General Brigham health system, which announced a plan to require all 78,000 employees to wear a surgical mask in March.

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The researchers tracked infection rates at Boston’s Mass General Brigham health system, which announced a plan to require all 78,000 employees to wear a surgical mask in March.
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New risk score predicts number of cardiovascular-related deaths throughout US

The risk score was found to be considerably accurate, providing results that matched the work of prior researchers.

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New risk score predicts number of cardiovascular-related deaths throughout US

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The risk score was found to be considerably accurate, providing results that matched the work of prior researchers.
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Late gadolinium enhancement predicts major cardiac events among patients with dilated cardiomyopathy

Late gadolinium enhancement was associated with a greater risk of experiencing major cardiac events, including sudden cardiac death.

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Late gadolinium enhancement predicts major cardiac events among patients with dilated cardiomyopathy

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Late gadolinium enhancement was associated with a greater risk of experiencing major cardiac events, including sudden cardiac death.
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AI specialists raise $53M for new ultrasound software

The solution, Caption AI, was designed to help users “without lengthy specialized training” capture high-quality images.  

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AI specialists raise $53M for new ultrasound software

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The solution, Caption AI, was designed to help users “without lengthy specialized training” capture high-quality images.  
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Experts pinpoint low-dose CT lung cancer screening fixes: ‘Radiologists must be creative and proactive’

LDCT has been a hot topic in the news lately, with U.S. lawmakers recently pushing for greater efforts to expand use of this lifesaving clinical tool. 

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Experts pinpoint low-dose CT lung cancer screening fixes: ‘Radiologists must be creative and proactive’

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LDCT has been a hot topic in the news lately, with U.S. lawmakers recently pushing for greater efforts to expand use of this lifesaving clinical tool. 
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