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Blood Thinners Effective with Careful Management

By Mari S. Gold

Blood thinners are baseline treatments for patients with mechanical heart valves, irregular heartbeat, blood clot, stroke, or after surgery. It is important to carefully manage and balance blood thinners for optimum treatment.

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Pioglitazone Appears to Reverse Atherosclerosis in Diabetes

By Corie Richter

Some treatments meant to lower glucose in diabetes patients have undesired side effects, like increased risk of heart disease. New research has found some treatments that will lower glucose without damaging the heart.

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Tips for Taking Coumadin

By Eliz Greene

Taking prescribed medications after a heart attack is essential to successful treatment, but the side effects can make it difficult to be consistent. Eliz Greene offers tips to manage the blood thinner Coumadin.

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High Blood Pressure Vaccine on the Horizon

By Corie Richter

High blood pressure, or hypertension, is conventionally treated with medication. However, new research has found a vaccine that may help control blood pressure. More research is necessary before the vaccine becomes available.

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Bypass Surgery for the Young at Heart, Old in Years

By Corie Richter

While surgery for the elderly has traditionally been frowned upon, research shows that cardiac bypass surgery may prolong life in patients 80 years old or older. The surgery is intended to increase the quality of life.

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Surprising Cardiac Rehabilitation Participation Statistics

By Corie Richter

One of the most successful treatment tools for serious cardiac events is one that is often vastly underused. Cardiac rehabilitation can aid recovery, control heart conditions, and limit, even reverse, existing heart problems.

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Common Drug-Releasing Stents Have Similar Outcomes

Between the first two commercial drug-releasing stents, there is little difference in outcomes like heart attack or death. A study reviewed the effectiveness of both stents.

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Medication in the Cholesterol-Managing Arsenal

When diet and lifestyle changes aren't enough, doctors will prescribe medications to combat cholesterol.

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FDA Approves New Beta Blocker to Treat High Blood Pressure

A new beta blocker has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to help reduce high blood pressure. Beta blockers are one of many heart medications. They reduce blood pressure by reducing the force with which the heart pumps.

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Taking Down High Blood Pressure With Medication

High blood pressure or hypertension is a lifelong condition. It cannot be cured, but it can be successfully managed by making careful lifestyle choices and in some cases, adding prescription medications to the mix. These medications, known as antihypertensives, represent a lifetime commitment to managing blood pressure. If your doctor recommends adding one of these treatments to your blood pressure therapy, discuss your options carefully.

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