Our paper "Outcomes of KDIGO-Defined CKD in U.S. Veterans with HFpEF, HFmrEF and HFrEF" in JACC-HF is the first study to provides estimates of true prevalence and outcomes of CKD in these patients.
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Our results demonstrate that in octogenarians with HFrEF (an understudied population), use of target-dose RASi was associated with clinical benefits seen in RCTs @aamdmph@gcfmd@MedStarHealth@DCVAMC@GTCardFellows https://t.co/wZ1uADcNDO
Our paper "Artificial intelligence approaches for phenotyping heart failure in U.S. Veterans Health Administration electronic health record" was published today in the journal "ESC Heart Failure"!
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Patients with HF who met KDIGO definition of CKD (i.e. CKD present for >3m) have higher risks of death and HF hospitalization, but many patients either lack necessary data or do not meet KDIGO criteria despite available data.
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Burger made of lab-grown artificial chicken vs. clinical evidence from IPTW-derived artificial patients - a LinkedIn post about our recent letter in a Lancet journal!
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Timing of KM curve separation from 4 RCTs in HFrEF (the "comments" section in link below) suggest that early curve separation does not indicate early effect in RCTs and is not a marker of confounding in non-RCT studies.
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Washington DC VA Medical Center Researchers Find that Uninterrupted Dialysis Treatment During COVID-19 Pandemic Saved Veteran Lives
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Our comment piece entitled – “Observational drug studies of synthetic populations should not be referred to as “trials” and associations observed in observational studies should not be termed “effects”” – was posted online today.
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During COVID-19 pandemic, VA provided uninterrupted delivery of outpatient maintenance hemodialysis to Veterans with ESKD, helping avoid death due to missed dialysis.
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Findings from our study based on 842 participants in the Adult Changes in Thought (ACT) study with clinical and autopsy data suggest a significant association of cerebral arteriolosclerosis with both cortical and subcortical microi…https://t.co/eH09PRGlrJ https://t.co/eLEwDgA2AI
Patients with HF, EF <40% and eGFR <30 initiated on ACEIs or ARBs had a 20% lower risk of death or hospital readmission due to HF. While these hypothesis-generating findings add new information to the body of cumulative evidence th…https://t.co/iWtUQeX2WS https://t.co/V1NM8FLqlQ
Findings from our study based on over 3000 brain autopsy data show that the phenotype of resilience to dementia is not common and has few predictors except APOE-e2. Ironically, older age, a predictor of dementia, is also a predicto…https://t.co/XaYknT3Xjm https://t.co/4CMiJcbTVf
Findings from our NIH/NIA-funded study based on national VA data suggest that physical fitness may reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease and related dementias (ADRD). Although fitness is genetically determined, it can be improved…https://t.co/5uLjw4GaFX https://t.co/P16aAfv7mB
Our paper based on a post hoc analysis of SCD-HeFT data suggest that the effect of ICD on death in HFrEF does not vary by how LVEF is estimated (echo vs. MUGA). https://t.co/CQSFTKRioz
Our paper on the risk of stroke in older adults with heart failure published in the American Journal of Cardiology - it is intriguing that incidence of stroke seems to have a natural ceiling - about one in five older adults had str…https://t.co/WINiRyXGHw https://t.co/0hxrORCnL1
A nice report of our recent paper on HCQ in RA by John Gever in MedPage Today!
Study Reassures on HCQ Heart Risks in Rheumatoid Arthritis
— Not zero, but not very worrisome, authors conclude
by John Gever, Contributing Writer,…https://t.co/jnjm12Idga https://t.co/TlnzyMB2bv