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Best of the Week: Vaccine-related myocarditis | Burnout in cardiology | Unvaccinated patient denied transplant
Saturday, January 29, 2022
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4 key takeaways from an updated look at vaccine-related myocarditis in the US

How common is vaccine-related myocarditis? How does it compare to a typical case of myocarditis? Researchers aimed to answer those questions and more. 

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4 key takeaways from an updated look at vaccine-related myocarditis in the US

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How common is vaccine-related myocarditis? How does it compare to a typical case of myocarditis? Researchers aimed to answer those questions and more. 
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Dr. Jeremiah Stamler, a pioneer in heart research and ‘the father of preventive cardiology,’ dies

“It is no exaggeration to say that few people in history have had as great an impact on human health,” one specialist said. 

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Dr. Jeremiah Stamler, a pioneer in heart research and ‘the father of preventive cardiology,’ dies

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“It is no exaggeration to say that few people in history have had as great an impact on human health,” one specialist said. 
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Burnout not impacting cardiologists as much as some other physicians

Though the report's sample size is fairly small, it does offer hope during a challenging time for cardiologists. 

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Burnout not impacting cardiologists as much as some other physicians

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Though the report's sample size is fairly small, it does offer hope during a challenging time for cardiologists. 
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One of country’s leading hospitals will not perform heart transplant on unvaccinated patient

The 31-year-old patient's family says it is considering moving him to another facility. 

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One of country’s leading hospitals will not perform heart transplant on unvaccinated patient

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The 31-year-old patient's family says it is considering moving him to another facility. 
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USPSTF makes final ruling on screening asymptomatic adults for AFib

The organization issued a draft of its recommendation back in April, leaving time for public comments to be made. 

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USPSTF makes final ruling on screening asymptomatic adults for AFib

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The organization issued a draft of its recommendation back in April, leaving time for public comments to be made. 
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Annual heart failure costs in the US could surpass $70B by 2030

As one might expect, the largest economic burden linked to HF is related to hospitalizations.

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Annual heart failure costs in the US could surpass $70B by 2030

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As one might expect, the largest economic burden linked to HF is related to hospitalizations.
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Good news: Survival is up, hospitalization costs are down among older HF patients

Hospitalizations are also getting shorter, allowing patients to return to the comfort of home earlier than before. 

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Good news: Survival is up, hospitalization costs are down among older HF patients

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Hospitalizations are also getting shorter, allowing patients to return to the comfort of home earlier than before. 
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Holter monitor for low-risk patients gains FDA clearance

The device includes an adjustable design that can be updated as new features are finalized.  

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Holter monitor for low-risk patients gains FDA clearance

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The device includes an adjustable design that can be updated as new features are finalized.  
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Tracking non-primary PCI outcomes among men and women

The study's authors believe this to be the largest analysis of its kind. 

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In-hospital complications are more common among women who undergo LAAO than men. However, according to a new study in JACC: Cardiovascular Interventions, men and women have similar long-term outcomes.
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Tracking non-primary PCI outcomes among men and women

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In-hospital complications are more common among women who undergo LAAO than men. However, according to a new study in JACC: Cardiovascular Interventions, men and women have similar long-term outcomes.
The study's authors believe this to be the largest analysis of its kind. 
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