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Poster on the incidence of venous thromboembolism in
cancer patients, prepared for the Chest meeting, September 2008. [FR,
writer]
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Meeting report, advisory board about an anticoagulant
for patients undergoing coronary angioplasty, prepared May 2008. [FR,
writer]
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Meeting report, advisory board about a drug-eluting
stent, prepared February 2008. [FR, writer]
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Meeting reports, advisory board meetings about a drug
for venous thromboembolism, prepared September 2007 to March 2008. [FR,
writer]
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Cardiovascular diseases and disorders (teaching slides
for geriatrics residents). American Geriatrics Society,
www.frycomm.com/ags/teachingslides,
October 2006. [BAC and FR, writers]
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Review about the impact of the use of stroke scales on
patient outcomes, prepared October 2006. [FR, collaborating writer]
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Review about the use of stroke scales to evaluate
stroke severity and treatment effect, prepared June 2006. [FR, collaborating
writer]
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Qualitative literature analysis about treatment of
acute ischemic stroke, prepared April 2006. [FR, researcher]
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Gene therapy for coronary artery disease: is the
future now? Prepared for Health Newsletters Direct, March 2006. [BAC,
writer]
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Berger RD.
ICD update: new evidence and emerging
clinical roles in primary prevention of sudden cardiac death. Adv Stud
Med. 2005;5:468-474.
[FR, collaborating writer]
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Grundy SM.
A constellation of complications: the
metabolic syndrome. Clin Cornerstone. 2005; 7(2/3):36-45.
[FR,
collaborating writer]
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Harrison JK, et al. Clinical use of cardiac magnetic
resonance imaging. Adv Stud Med. 2005;5:371-359.
[BAC and FR,
collaborating writers]
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Review about atrial fibrillation after AFFIRM,
prepared June 2004. [FR, collaborating writer]
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Review for internists about diet and coronary heart
disease, prepared January 2004. [BAC and FR, collaborating writers]
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Protect yourself from heart attack and stroke
[importance of statin therapy for diabetics]. Prepared for Health
Newsletters Direct, June 2004. [BAC and FR, writers]
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Spertus JA. The angina clinic: documenting the quality
of angina care by a single physician. Ischemia Update. 2002;2(1):1-2. [FR,
collaborating writer]
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Reidenbach F. Quitting cholesterol drug can be deadly.
HealthAtoZ.com, April 16, 2002.
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Reidenbach F. Preventing reblockage after angioplasty:
new methods show promise. Cleve Clin Heart Advisor. 1998;1(1):4-5.
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Legato MJ, Padus E, Slaughter E. Women’s
perceptions of their general health, with special reference to their risk of
coronary artery disease: results of a national telephone survey. J
Women’s Health. 1997;6:189-198.
[FR, collaborating writer]
Bylined news reports
distributed on Reuters Health wire service [FR, writer]:
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Smoking increases risk of diabetic nephropathy despite
ACE inhibition, 1-28-2003.
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Nesiritide safer than dobutamine for treatment of
decompensated CHF, 1-13-2003.
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Addition of abciximab to reteplase benefits MI
patients with prior bypass graft, 1-9-2003.
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New data fuel debate about role of fibrinolytic system
in vascular remodeling, 1-8-2003.
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Very elderly patients appear to benefit most from
statin therapy for CAD, 11-26-2002.
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Creatine kinase-MB can rule out perioperative MI after
bypass surgery, 11-22-2002.
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Ritonavir damage to endothelial cells may explain its
vascular effects, 10-25-2002.
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Benefit persists after nonsurgical septal reduction in
cardiac hypertrophy, 10-24-2002.
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Antichlamydial effect of aspirin might explain its
cardioprotective activity, 8-1-2002.
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LDL-apheresis can
reduce plaque in patients with familial hypercholesterolemia, 7-30-2002.
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Protease inhibitor
use linked to changes in cardiac structure and function, 7-24-2002.
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Prehospital
fibrinolysis can be worthwhile even in urban areas, 7-23-2002.
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Microalbuminuria,
type 2 diabetes, CVD develop together over decades, 6-21-2002.
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Cardiac autonomic
function better with combination HRT than estrogen alone, 6-19-2002.
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Hyperhomocystinemia impairs vascular function in rats,
6-13-2002.
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Animal model of spontaneous plaque
rupture developed, 6-5-2002.
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X-Sizer
thrombectomy effective for patients with acute coronary syndromes,
5-15-2002.
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Heart attack risk jumps as aspirin sensitivity
lost, 3-25-2002.
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Short-term outcome of
acute CHF better with nesiritide than dobutamine,
3-21-2002.
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Endogenous testosterone
may protect postmenopausal women from
CVD, 3-14-2002.
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Even mild stress can raise blood pressure,
2-4-2002.
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Weight loss cuts level of heart-risk-linked
protein, 2-4-2002.
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Fever after bypass linked to mental
difficulties, 1-31-2002.
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Neurotensin analog
produces cerebral hypothermia in rats after cardiac arrest, 1-17-2002.
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New blood test for heart disease proposed,
1-17-2002.
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More aggressive BP
lowering urged for adults with renal insufficiency,
1-7-2002.
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Pravastatin reduces stroke risk after MI even
if lipid levels not high, 1-25-1999.
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Orlistat plus diet produces modest weight loss,
improves CVD risk factors, 1-20-1999.
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Imaging test predicts heart attack, stroke
risk, 1-6-1999.
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Vesnarinone improves QOL but increases
mortality in severe heart failure, 12-17-1998.
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Estrogen replacement reduces plasma viscosity
in older women, 12-11-1998.
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Angiopoietins might have role in therapeutic
angiogenesis, 10-16-1998.
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No added cardiovascular disease risk from newer
oral contraceptives, 10-9-1998.
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Cyclosporin may prevent heart enlargement,
9-10-1998.
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Estrogen replacement therapy benefits
postmenopausal women with CHD, 8-27-1998.
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HRT does not reduce CVD risk in heart patients,
8-18-1998.
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New drug cuts heart risk in unstable angina,
8-12-1998.
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Cardiovascular response to stress influences
atherosclerosis risk, 8-7-1998.
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Oral diuresis suitable for many edematous
patients with CHF, 7-13-1998.
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Atherosclerosis can begin in childhood,
6-3-1998.
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No link between dexfenfluramine, pulmonary
hypertension in rats, 5-13-1998.
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Redefinition of “normal” triglyceride levels
indicated, 5-1-1998.
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New type of antihypertensive agent shows
promise in rats, 4-16-1998.
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Clot dissolver treats blocked leg arteries,
4-15-1998.
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Many stroke survivors do well, 4-2-1998.
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Heart attack treatment questioned, 3-31-1998.
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Low vitamin C associated with heart attacks,
3-31-1998.
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