Archive - June 2007

• 'Number needed to treat' effectively communicates risk (29/06/2007)
• Aus/NZ guidelines published on communicating end-of-life issues in palliative care setting (29/06/2007)
• CHF patients with type D personality less likely to seek medical assistance (29/06/2007)
• Lipid-lowering drugs protect against diabetic neuropathy (29/06/2007)
• Short-term risk for stroke doubled in persons with newly treated Type 2 diabetes (29/06/2007)
• STEMI and non-STEMI have similar prognoses (28/06/2007)
• Mediterranean diet fights heart disease (28/06/2007)
• 'Fidgeting' gene found for weight loss (26/06/2007)
• Whole grain food cuts risk of inflammatory diseases (26/06/2007)
• Combo therapy best option for blood pressure control (26/06/2007)
• Diagnosis and management of non-ST segment elevation ACS - a clinical review (26/06/2007)
• Biggest ever haul of genes linked to diseases (25/06/2007)
• Cardiovascular risk factors in Australian diabetes patients need better targeting (25/06/2007)
• Introductions influence the quality of a consultation (22/06/2007)
• Oestrogen reduces coronary calcification in younger post-menopausal women: WHI substudy (22/06/2007)
• Managing hypertension as a cardiovascular risk factor: NPS recommendations (22/06/2007)
• Many elderly at risk from inappropriate medications (21/06/2007)
• CPAP reduces apoptosis of cells in sleep apnoea (21/06/2007)
• Swedish snus snuffs smoking (21/06/2007)
• Study links low vitamin D levels to increased CV risk factors (21/06/2007)
• CV disease independently ups risk of chronic kidney disease (21/06/2007)
• Simultaneous behavioural change counselling better than sequential (19/06/2007)
• Patient-led education in chronic disease has little effect (19/06/2007)
• Abnormal haematocrit associated with increased postoperative risk of death/CV events (17/06/2007)
• PBS Reform: concerns discussed in MJA (17/06/2007)
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