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Hearts from illicit drug users safe to transplant | TEER & cardiogenic shock | New ASCVD guidelines
Friday, July 30, 2021
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Hearts from donors with a history of drug use are safe for transplant

"We thought that illicit drugs like cocaine or methamphetamine, which can lead to heart attacks, would prove to be dangerous,” one researcher said. "However, we were wrong."

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While a vast majority of heart transplants in the United States are successful, unplanned hospitalizations after the procedures are still incredibly common. Top 10 reasons for readmission after heart transplant.
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Hearts from donors with a history of drug use are safe for transplant

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While a vast majority of heart transplants in the United States are successful, unplanned hospitalizations after the procedures are still incredibly common. Top 10 reasons for readmission after heart transplant.
"We thought that illicit drugs like cocaine or methamphetamine, which can lead to heart attacks, would prove to be dangerous,” one researcher said. "However, we were wrong."
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Digital solution for heart failure gains FDA’s breakthrough device designation

The digital therapeutic helps patients follow recommended treatment guidelines by monitoring their health data, connecting them to healthcare providers and personalizing their treatment when necessary.

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Digital solution for heart failure gains FDA’s breakthrough device designation

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The digital therapeutic helps patients follow recommended treatment guidelines by monitoring their health data, connecting them to healthcare providers and personalizing their treatment when necessary.
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TEER shows potential to boost outcomes for cardiogenic shock patients

Cardiogenic shock has been linked to a heightened risk of morbidity and mortality. TEER, it seems, may be able to help provide patients with some relief. 

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TEER shows potential to boost outcomes for cardiogenic shock patients

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Cardiogenic shock has been linked to a heightened risk of morbidity and mortality. TEER, it seems, may be able to help provide patients with some relief. 
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DOACs reduce stroke risk better than aspirin among high-risk ablation patients

Researchers presented the new data at Heart Rhythm 2021.

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DOACs reduce stroke risk better than aspirin among high-risk ablation patients

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Researchers presented the new data at Heart Rhythm 2021.
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American College of Cardiology shares new guidance for treating ASCVD patients with elevated triglycerides

The guideline's authors set out to show that a multi-pronged approach is necessary in the treatment of high-risk ASCVD patients with elevated triglycerides.

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American College of Cardiology shares new guidance for treating ASCVD patients with elevated triglycerides

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The guideline's authors set out to show that a multi-pronged approach is necessary in the treatment of high-risk ASCVD patients with elevated triglycerides.
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Medtronic gains FDA approval for AI models focused on cardiac monitoring

The advanced algorithms address two areas known for causing false ICM alerts: atrial fibrillation and asystole.

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Medtronic gains FDA approval for AI models focused on cardiac monitoring

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The advanced algorithms address two areas known for causing false ICM alerts: atrial fibrillation and asystole.
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Quality intervention fails to boost outcomes for HFrEF patients

Researchers aimed to use a proven strategy to improve patient care, but their intervention did not make a substantial impact. 

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Quality intervention fails to boost outcomes for HFrEF patients

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Researchers aimed to use a proven strategy to improve patient care, but their intervention did not make a substantial impact. 
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How the body's own immune response is harming some COVID-19 patients

Needless platelet activity in the lungs may be one of the primary reasons clinicians are seeing inflammation and blood clotting in critically ill COVID-19 patients.

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How the body's own immune response is harming some COVID-19 patients

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Needless platelet activity in the lungs may be one of the primary reasons clinicians are seeing inflammation and blood clotting in critically ill COVID-19 patients.
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In Other News

AI software helps radiologists cut unnecessary chest CT scans by 30%

Patients also benefit by avoiding unneeded radiation exposure, while healthcare systems sidestep added medical costs.

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AI software helps radiologists cut unnecessary chest CT scans by 30%

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Patients also benefit by avoiding unneeded radiation exposure, while healthcare systems sidestep added medical costs.
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