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Should You Take Your Blood Pressure Medications at Bedtime or In the Morning?
What once was clear is now muddied, muddled and/or opaque. Equipoise rules.
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If You Are Overweight and Have Had a Cardiovascular Event Should You Take the Obesity Drug Wegovy?
Semaglutide lowered cardic events but enrollees weren't treated with currently available generic medications to achieve appropriate cholesterol, blood…
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The Ambient AI Medical Scribe Your Doctor Will Soon be Using is Music* to My Ears
The patient note you read in the future will most likely be generated primarily by a computer and this will be a good thing
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Does Playing Pickleball Benefit the Heart and Soul of Seniors?
Can you achieve cardio exercise goals by playing this highly entertaining and social sport?
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My Review of "Getting Better: A Doctor's Story of Resilience, Recovery, and Renewal"
For those contemplating open-heart surgery, specifically coronary bypass surgery or CABG, this anesthesiologist's detailed description of his experience…
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Announcing a New Cardiology Practice in Southern California
In February of this year, I began working in a cardiology practice in Encinitas with United Medical Doctors, “Southern California’s Premier Independent…
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On Quacks, Bullshit, Bunkum and Cardiologists
What's the best term for money-grubbing opportunistic internet scammers?
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What Are The Dangers of Unnecessary Cardiac and Vascular Procedures?
Lesson for Patients With Cardiovascular Disease Gleaned from Philip Roth’s Everyman
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