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Nonsubscribers can access summaries by purchasing seven-day access to Journal Watch Online. Current summaries of cardiology journal articles:
  
 
  SUMMARY AND COMMENT
  New Data on Aspirin for Primary Prevention of CVD in Women (FREE)
N Engl J Med 2005 Mar 31; 352:1293-304
N Engl J Med 2005 Mar 31; 352:1366-8
 
  SUMMARY AND COMMENT
  It Looks HOPEless for Vitamin E
JAMA 2005 Mar 16; 293:1338-47
JAMA 2005 Mar 16; 293:1387-90
 
  SUMMARY AND COMMENT
  A Warning About Stopping Aspirin Therapy
J Am Coll Cardiol 2005 Feb 1; 45:456-9
 
  GENERAL MEDICINE
  Waist-to-Hip Ratio: Better Than BMI for Predicting Cardiovascular Events in High-Risk Women
Am Heart J 2005 Jan; 149:54-60
 
  GENERAL MEDICINE
  Statins and Low Cholesterol May Be Bad News for Human Embryos and Fetuses
Am J Med Genet 2004 Dec 15; 131A:287-98
 
  GENERAL MEDICINE
  Viagra Prevents and Treats Heart Failure, in Mice
Nat Med 2005 Feb; 11:214-22
 
  GENERAL MEDICINE
  Lower Blood Pressure Targets in Renal Disease
Ann Intern Med 2005 Mar 1; 142:342-51

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New Data on Aspirin for Primary Prevention of CVD in Women
Aspirin had only a borderline significant benefit in preventing first major cardiovascular events, with no benefit in preventing death and myocardial infarction.
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