Afib screening: Quantifying the costs and benefits
How many people do we have to screen for Afib to prevent one stroke? These doctors did the math.
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How many people do we have to screen for Afib to prevent one stroke? These doctors did the math.
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An interview with Dr. Neil Keshvani on the case that inspired his Lown Vignette, now published in JAMA Internal Medicine!
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When a health care provider’s business model thrives on overprescription, how do we stop it?
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When does a cavity “need” filling? It depends on where your dentist lies on the spectrum of changing ideas in dentistry.
Read More A new study in JAMA finds that screening high-risk patients with a wearable patch can find more cases of afib – but will this have a positive effect on actual patient outcomes?
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