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Fintech Leader Eric Hannelius Donates to Orthopedic Clinic for War Victims

November 19, 2024Eric Hannelius, a seasoned fintech leader, has made a significant donation to The Superhumans Center, an innovative orthopedic clinic dedicated to the treatment and rehabilitation of war victims. This contribution underscores his commitment to leveraging technology and resources to support transformative healthcare solutions.


Study Shows Two-Medication Combo Pill Equally Effective in Lowering Blood Pressure Among Adults in India

November 17, 2024New study presented at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2024 shows that a combination of two blood pressure-lowering medications in a single pill is equally effective in reducing blood pressure among adults in India. The findings have important implications for South Asian adults in the U.S., as well as for simplifying medication regimens for people with hypertension.


GLORIOUS Trial: Exenatide Infusion Does Not Significantly Reduce Complications in Heart Surgeries

November 17, 2024A large-scale clinical trial presented at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2024 found that intravenous infusion of exenatide during heart surgeries involving bypass did not significantly reduce the risk of death, stroke or organ failure. The study challenges the previous belief that exenatide could offer significant benefits in reducing complications during and after cardiac surgery.


AI Program PanEcho Could Revolutionize Heart Image Interpretation

November 16, 2024Using artificial intelligence to interpret echocardiograms may lead to faster diagnosis and treatment of heart conditions, improving patient outcomes and potentially saving lives. PanEcho's ability to accurately assess all major findings from any set of echocardiography videos has the potential to streamline the diagnostic process and make medical care more accessible.


Feedback to Pharmacists Improves Heart Failure Patient Care

November 16, 2024Pharmacists receiving feedback and educational resources saw a significant increase in managing heart failure and adjusting heart failure medications, as revealed in a study presented at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2024. The findings underscore the potential for real-time feedback to improve heart failure and chronic disease management.


Anti-Clotting Medications Not Effective for Younger Adults with AFib: Study

November 16, 2024Study reveals that prescribing anti-clotting medications to younger adults with AFib and no other risk factors for stroke does not reduce the risk of cognitive decline, stroke, or TIA. The findings challenge current treatment guidelines and may impact healthcare decisions for this patient population.


Intensive Blood Pressure Treatment Lowers Cardiovascular Risk in Type 2 Diabetes Patients

November 16, 2024An intensive treatment approach to lowering high systolic blood pressure in people with Type 2 diabetes reduces the risk of heart attack, stroke, heart failure and death due to cardiovascular disease. The study's findings provide valuable insights for healthcare professionals and patients, potentially leading to a more intensive systolic blood pressure target for the prevention of major cardiovascular events in this at-risk population.


REM Holdings, Inc. Provides Update on Deltawave Product Launch

November 15, 2024REM Holdings, Inc. provides an update on the delayed launch of the Deltawave product, projecting its introduction by the end of January 2025. The news sheds light on the company's commitment to compliance and the potential impact of the new product on the market.


Acadia Healthcare Company Faces Securities Class Action Lawsuits

November 14, 2024Acadia Healthcare Company (NASDAQ: ACHC) faces securities class action lawsuits after allegations of false/misleading statements and harmful practices. Investors urged to submit losses. Impacting corporate accountability in healthcare.