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This way any differences in outcomes (heart attacks and strokes) can be reliably attributed to sodium consumption.
Only a handful of studies have focused on outcomes (heart attacks, strokes, premature death) in this older population.
Yoga may reduce inflammation, a marker increasingly seen as associated with all sorts of bad health outcomes: heart disease, arthritis, Alzheimer's disease, gum disease, osteoporosis -- even cancer.
The CANPAP study is the only trial to date that investigated the impact of positive airway pressure treatment (CPAP) on outcomes (heart transplant-free survival) in patients with predominant CSA/CSR.
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Although baseline heart rate was associated with outcome, heart rate response to dobutamine was not (Table 2, Figure 2b).
Such pieces of information may be type of disease (for example osteoporosis versus hypercholesterolaemia), type of outcome (heart attack versus death), costs etc as found in a study concerning NNT [ 6].
We excluded the following from the definition of the outcome: heart failure, cardiac arrhythmia, phlebitis, pulmonary embolism and peripheral venous diseases to keep only severe or life-threatening cardiovascular events in the analysis.
The paper did not include actual outcomes from heart disease, like heart attacks.
Addressing a recent American Heart Association conference in Anaheim, Calif., researchers said a positive attitude was not only associated with better outcomes for heart attack patients, but might even stave off heart disease.
Only giant clinical trials measuring hard outcomes like heart attacks, strokes and deaths can tell doctors whether a heart drug's benefits outweigh its risks.
Dr. Jiang said it was unclear why depression worsened the outcomes for heart disease patients, but she said identifying patients who were depressed and treating their depression might help.
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