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Doug Brunk

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    Treatment of heart failure with preserved ejection fraction is a work in progress

    January 13, 2020

    Although the disorder has a lower mortality than heart failure with reduced ejection fraction, it places a significant burden on health care systems.

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    ENGAGE AF-TIMI: Insulin linked to greater risk for stroke, CV death, bleeding

    December 16, 2019

    LOS ANGELES – Use of novel oral anticoagulants may be preferred over vitamin K antagonists in patients with diabetes and AFib.

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    ACGME deepening its commitment to physician well-being, leader says

    November 27, 2019

    NEW ORLEANS – Positive social relationships with others are crucial to joy and well-being in the practice of medicine, Dr. Brigham said.

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    Dual therapy best for AFib with ACS no matter the treatment strategy

    September 27, 2019

    SAN FRANCISCO – The study marks the only trial in the field that included patients with ACS managed medically.

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    Cellulitis ranks as top reason for skin-related pediatric inpatient admissions

    July 12, 2019

    AUSTIN, TX – The median length of stay for patients was 2 days, with a median cost of $6,289.50 for each case.

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    Subset of patients benefits from in-hospital sleep apnea screening

    June 26, 2019

    SAN ANTONIO – Readmission rates can be reduced in hospitalized cardiac patients who use CPAP consistently.

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    Rivaroxaban tied to higher GI bleeding than other NOACs

    June 17, 2019

    SAN DIEGO – Real-world studies comparing the GI bleeding rates among different non–vitamin K anticoagulants have been limited.

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    FDA warns about fecal microbiota for transplantation

    June 17, 2019

    The American Gastroenterological Association is working with physicians and patients to track FMT usage, patient outcomes, and adverse events.

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    Pulmonary hypertension linked to complications after head and neck procedures

    February 1, 2019

    SAN DIEGO – The odds of in-hospital mortality were not significantly different for those with PHTN.

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    SGLT-2 inhibitors promising for heart failure prevention, not treatment

    January 12, 2019

    LOS ANGELES – The combination of heart failure and diabetes is particularly lethal.

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