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LETTER TO READERS

News from AHA 2009Free

This week, Journal Watch Cardiology brings you breaking news from the American Heart Association meeting in Orlando, Florida. Please have a look at our coverage . . .

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Hospital Report Cards: What's the EFFECT?

In a Canadian study, public reporting of performance data did not significantly improve quality measures but might have improved patient outcomes.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Iron Status and Hypoxic Pulmonary Hypertension

In patients with altitude-induced hypoxia, iron availability had a significant effect on pulmonary artery pressure.

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Should Patients with Heart Failure "Pump" Iron?

In a randomized trial, intravenous iron improved symptoms, even in patients without anemia.

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LV Assistance for End-Stage Heart Failure: Have We Reached Our Destination?

A continuous-flow device achieves impressive results in a randomized trial.

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Angiotensin-Receptor Blockers in Heart Failure: What Difference Does a Dose Make?

In a randomized trial, high-dose losartan was associated with small but significant improvements in clinical outcomes, compared with a lower dose.

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Again I Say, Again: Avoid Pacing the Right Ventricle!

Findings from yet another study show the detriment of RV pacing; however, the benefits of CRT in patients with preserved LV function remain unclear.

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Cangrelor Is Not the New ChampionFree

Unexpected setbacks for a promising new antiplatelet agent illustrate the gap between laboratory results and clinical efficacy.

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ARBITER 6-HALTS: A Surprise KnockoutFree

Niacin's clear win over ezetimibe as an adjunct to statin therapy challenges assumptions about lipid management.

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What Can the Antiphospholipid Syndrome Teach Us About HDL?

Low paraoxonase activity in women with APS correlated with dysfunctional HDL and arterial abnormalities.

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