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Alcohol and Coronary Disease in Older Adults

Results from a prospective cohort study support the protective effect of alcohol on CHD in older adults.

The Burden of Acute Vascular Events: A Broad Look

Data from the Oxford Vascular Study suggest that cerebrovascular events are more common than coronary events.

Post-MI Strokes: A 20-Year Study

Stroke incidence was high during the first 3 years after myocardial infarction, particularly in the first month.

Does Erectile Dysfunction Portend CV Events?

New data come from men enrolled in a prostate-cancer prevention trial.

For Men, Dyslipidemia Now Might Mean High BP Later

Insights from the Physicians’ Health Study

Percutaneous Mitral Valve Repair with a Clip Device

A percutaneous edge-to-edge technique was tested in a phase I trial.

Cholesterol Lowering and Affective Changes in Elders

A double-blind study supports the hypothesis that marked decreases in cholesterol might be associated with changes in affect among older adults.

What’s the Prognosis for Elders with HF or LVSD After MI?

Some answers from VALIANT

Mitral Annular Calcification and Stroke

The more diagnostic imaging we do, the more aware we become of less well-known stroke risk factors.

Recognizing Heart Failure in Older People with COPD

A clinical model for diagnosing heart failure in COPD patients might help identify who should undergo echocardiography.

S. aureus Bacteriuria in Elderly Men with Urinary Incontinence

Of 102 VA medical center patients with staphylococcal bacteriuria, 21 had staphylococcal bacteremia concomitantly or developed it within 12 months.

After Failed Fibrinolysis, Rescue PCI Is Best

Rescue PCI beat both repeat fibrinolysis and conservative care in the REACT trial.

Risks and Benefits of Sedative Use in Older People

The benefits of sedative use in older people with insomnia are statistically significant but likely outweighed by the risks.

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