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Five Things You Need To Know When Deciding On A Cholesterol-Lowering Drug 2 Replies

Recent news has caused millions of Americans to question whether they should be taking statin drugs, used for lowering cholesterol and preventing heart disease. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently announced safety labeling changes for…Continue

Started by Cardiology Network Team in Cardiology - General Forum. Last reply by TAMallick on Tuesday.

Cardiologists still earning big bucks, but work frustration abounds 1 Reply

US cardiologists earned an average of $314 000 in 2011, with the highest earners being cardiologists working in a single-specialty group practice, results from a new physician compensation survey reveal. For these physicians, their average annual…Continue

Started by Cardiology Network Team in Cardiology - General Forum. Last reply by TAMallick May 11.

Is America Prospective For Trained Cardiologist?

I am a Bangladeshi trained cardiologist. Recently I became successful at finding a residency position in America. I am curious to know, is America prospective for trained cardiologist? Continue

Started by TAMallick in Cardiology - General Forum May 11.

Karuturi Cardiology Rounds 4 > Interpret this ECG 6 Replies

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Started by Subrahmanyam Karuturi in Cardiology - General Forum. Last reply by ivm Apr 11.

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Deaths Caused By the Failure of Riata and Riata ST Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator Leads

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Riata and Riata ST leads (St. Jude Medical, CA) were recalled in 2011. These leads are prone to externalized conductors. However, it is electrical malfunctions, which may result in serious adverse events,…

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Posted by Cardiology Network Team on April 8, 2012 at 10:21am

CT Angiography for Safe Discharge of Patients with Possible Acute Coronary Syndromes

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Admission rates among patients presenting to emergency departments with possible acute coronary syndromes are high, although for most of these patients, the symptoms are ultimately…

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