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Archive - February 2010

  • More evidence ARBS are neuroprotective (23/02/2010)
  • Placebos not just an inert treatment (23/02/2010)
  • Strategies help doctors say 'no' to patients (23/02/2010)
  • Early surgery recommended for NVE patients (23/02/2010)
  • FDA widens role for statins in US (23/02/2010)
  • Warfarin can be stopped 3-6 months post ablation (23/02/2010)
  • Insurer defends genetic testing plan (17/02/2010)
  • Oestrogen has mixed effect on heart (17/02/2010)
  • Statins slightly up diabetes risk (17/02/2010)
  • More evidence linking childhood obesity to early death (16/02/2010)
  • Patients to choose pathology lab (15/02/2010)
  • AUSDRISK identifies asymptomatic high-risk (15/02/2010)
  • Lancet retracts controversial MMR paper (10/02/2010)
  • Women with gout at greater risk of MI (10/02/2010)
  • CHD risk information improves outcomes (10/02/2010)
  • Advisory warns of CV risk with androgen therapy (10/02/2010)
  • Risk score predicts mortality in Australian cardiac surgery patients (10/02/2010)
  • CT best for ruling out CAD (10/02/2010)
  • Medicare seeks sense of satisfaction (03/02/2010)
  • Doctors call for ban on liver toxic herbal supplement (03/02/2010)
  • Pre-op stress testing improves surgery outcomes (03/02/2010)
  • Wide variation in antibiotic prophylaxis (03/02/2010)
  • Rural Australia needs CVD prevention strategies (03/02/2010)

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