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Cardiology collaboration advances machine learning predictions for AFib after stroke

Medical Xpress

Researchers at Penn State are using machine learning and existing electrocardiogram (ECG) data to help doctors make more accurate predictions.

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AI supports doctors' hard decisions on cardiac arrest

Medical Xpress

When patients receive care after cardiac arrest, doctors can now—by entering patient data in a web-based app—find out how thousands of similar patients have fared.

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Prescribing of key heart failure medications improved with tailored digital alerts

Medical Xpress

Doctors who received customized electronic health record (EHR) alerts for specific patients were 2.5 Doctors who received customized electronic health record (EHR) alerts for specific patients were 2.5

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Doctor Finds ‘Energizing’ Second Career as PI

Velocity Clinical Research

Cromwell, MD, FAHA, FNLA, FAAFP, is board-certified in Family Medicine and Clinical Lipidology with over 20 years of clinical research experience. A s he reflects on his accomplished multi-decade medical career, Cromwell realizes that it is the clinical trial research work itself that brings him the most joy.

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Tools to predict stroke risk work less well for Black patients, study finds

STAT News

Stroke risk prediction tools are meant to guide how doctors approach a potentially deadly condition, using factors like heart disease and high blood pressure to get a handle on which patients might benefit from a particular treatment.

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Disrupted medical conferences: Lessons learnt

pharmaphorum

The shift to virtual alone has already had a profound impact on all conference stakeholders: medical societies themselves, doctors, patients, commercial partners, and professional conference organisers (PCOs). Doctors want a choice. These order of magnitude increases were also reflected at national levels. yes; and 15.7%

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Pediatric heart transplant method developed by U of A doctors allows for more surgeries, better outcomes: Study

Scienmag

Blood type-incompatible heart transplant surgery for infants under the age of two pioneered in Canada, now used worldwide Credit: Lindsey Kemp A pediatric heart transplant procedure pioneered by Canadian doctors–once deemed impossible–has been shown to be at least as effective as the traditional approach, according to newly published research (..)

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