Swedish Study Adds to Evidence That Beta-blockers May Not Be Needed Long After MI
Several ongoing RCTs may soon provide a more-definitive answer to this vexing question, which has been debated for years.
Source: tctmd.com
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Do All Heart Attack Survivors Need Long-Term Beta Blocker Meds?
THURSDAY, May 4, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- Its standard for heart attack survivors to take beta blocker medications for years afterward, but a new study suggests that may be unnecessary
New York United States Uppsala Lan Gorav Batra Ajay Kirtane American College Of Cardiology Interventional Council
Source: kentuckynewera.com
Long-term beta blockers may be unnecessary after mild heart attacks
It's standard for heart attack survivors to take beta blocker medications for years afterward, but a new study suggests that may be unnecessary for people who've had a milder heart attack.
Uppsala Lan United States New York Gorav Batra Ajay Kirtane American College Of Cardiology Interventional Council
Source: upi.com
Beta-Blockers May Not Improve Outcomes For Heart Attack Patients Without Cardiac Failure, Says Study
Beta-blockers target beta receptors in the body that are responsible for increasing blood pressure.
Source: medicaldaily.com
Beta blockers may not be effective for everyone, new study suggests
A new study suggests that beta blockers might not be beneficial for all heart attack survivors.
Source: express.co.uk
Oft-prescribed beta blockers may not help some heart patients
Two new studies suggest that it's time to question the common, long-term use of beta blockers for heart attack or heart failure patients.
Source: statnews.com
Case Builds Against Beta-Blockers Beyond First Year After Heart Attack
Do they still have a role for people without heart failure or LV systolic dysfunction?
Source: medpagetoday.com