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An Herbal Option for Statin-Intolerant Patients?

A supplement of red yeast rice outperforms placebo in a small randomized trial.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

More Burn, Higher Return

An increase in the prescribed energy expenditure of a cardiac rehabilitation program improved cardiac risk profiles.

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Can D-Dimer Levels Help Rule Out Acute Aortic Dissection?

In a case-control analysis, the negative likelihood ratio associated with levels <500 ng/mL was comparable to that considered sufficient to rule out pulmonary embolism.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Long-Term Follow-Up After Sirolimus-Eluting Stent Implantation

Five-year results of a landmark trial confirm the benefits and safety of on-label use of SES.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Treating Diabetes and Coronary Artery DiseaseFree

Prompt revascularization or initial medical therapy? Insulin sensitization or provision? From the BARI 2D trial, no strategy emerged a clear winner.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Duration of Anticoagulation Therapy After Deep Venous Thrombosis

In a randomized trial, the use of ultrasonography to guide treatment continuation reduced thrombosis recurrence.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Women and Nonobstructive Coronary Artery Disease

More evidence that the presence of ischemic symptoms without underlying obstructive arteriostenosis warrants heightened vigilance, if not intervention

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Should Carotid Stenting Be Performed in Octogenarians?

Results of a case series suggest that the procedure can be safe and effective, but its net benefit in these patients remains to be determined.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Reducing Radiation Exposure from Cardiac Computed Tomography

A coordinated quality-improvement initiative produced impressive results.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Someone to Watch Over Meds

In two studies, researchers explore novel strategies for reducing adverse drug events caused by medication errors.

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