Europeans Want More Education on Cardiovascular Health
Not all patients have enough information to protect themselves from preventable heart attacks and strokes, a newly released questionnaire of European patients confirms.
Not all patients have enough information to protect themselves from preventable heart attacks and strokes, a newly released questionnaire of European patients confirms.
Patient advocacy organisations across Europe are banding together to improve cardiovascular health.
Development of biosimilars has expanded patients’ treatment options by offering innovative medicine at lower costs than traditional biologics. So why are some nations slow to adopt biosimilars?
Physicians across Latin America are coming together to discuss a timely topic: what access to biosimilars means to their patients.
New medical guidelines often come with an intrinsic irony.
The European Society of Cardiology has released new guidelines recommending that patients lower their LDL cholesterol to reduce their risk of cardiovascular disease. But the guidelines don’t just reinforce an important truth. They make it actionable for patients.
Weeks shy of the annual European Society of Cardiology Congress, new data from the United States shed light on the importance of cardiovascular prevention.
A recent survey of Europeans with gout offers a startling reminder that stigma can have real medical consequences.
The United Kingdom’s Brexit saga has captured the attention of the world. But it’s also sparked concerns among British patients, researchers and health care advocates, who are asking: How will health research and innovation fare after the UK severs ties with the European Union? Research on cardiovascular disease provides an apt example. According to the … Continued
For the first time in 50 years, heart disease-related deaths in the United Kingdom are mounting. The likely cause? Health disparities and uncontrolled risk factors. The British Heart Foundation reports that 42,384 people under age 75 died from heart-related diseases in 2017. That’s up four percent from 2014. Before that, heart disease-related death rates were … Continued
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