Evidence-Based Heart Attack Care Reduces Deaths: Study - U.S. News & World Report
... simple therapies such as aspirin and cholesterol-lowering medications and balloon
stents were associated with a significant reduction in mortality," said Dr. Debabrata
Mukherjee, chief of cardiology at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. ...
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