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Severe hypoglycaemia ups risk of adverse outcomes in older patients

Severe hypoglycaemia ups risk of adverse outcomes in older patients

01 Oct 2021

Severe hypoglycaemia is a risk factor for hospitalization and mortality among older patients with diabetes, a study reports. The event may also serve as a marker of future cardiovascular events among those with pre-existing heart disease and obesity.

Severe hypoglycaemia ups risk of adverse outcomes in older patients

01 Oct 2021
VO2 improvements after cardiac rehabilitation tied to better outcomes in high-risk HF

VO2 improvements after cardiac rehabilitation tied to better outcomes in high-risk HF

01 Oct 2021

Higher-risk heart failure (HF) patients who show improvements in peak oxygen consumption (VO2) following cardiac rehabilitation (CR) have lower risks of new-onset atrial arrhythmias, mortality, and hospitalization due to HF exacerbation, a recent study has found.

VO2 improvements after cardiac rehabilitation tied to better outcomes in high-risk HF

01 Oct 2021
Extraction-free diagnostic platforms a faster, cheaper way to detect SARS-CoV-2

Extraction-free diagnostic platforms a faster, cheaper way to detect SARS-CoV-2

01 Oct 2021
Blood pressure variability implicated in dementia risk

Blood pressure variability implicated in dementia risk

01 Oct 2021
Muscle wasting shortens postsurgery survival in older CRC patients

Muscle wasting shortens postsurgery survival in older CRC patients

30 Sep 2021
Lung ultrasound boosts accuracy of pneumonia diagnosis in ED

Lung ultrasound boosts accuracy of pneumonia diagnosis in ED

30 Sep 2021 byJairia Dela Cruz

Lung ultrasound proves to be a useful tool for screening community-acquired pneumonia in the emergency department (ED), with a recent study showing that its use brings down diagnostic uncertainty from 73 percent to 14 percent.

Lung ultrasound boosts accuracy of pneumonia diagnosis in ED

30 Sep 2021