@RepGregMurphy That number seems a little bit high, not sure if the stats are accurate, but also maybe should fix the over controlling insurance companies that makes our daily life miserable, P2P convincing them patients need this testing or medication
@notPBD @DanBilzerian Pat, you always presented yourself as a data backed guy, presenting articles ane stats, but recently your presentations, debates and discussions are to be questioned, when he asked you straightforward questions you were kinda dancing around the topic, I guess not to be cancelled
@jsm2334@EM_RESUS Yes, depends on the patient condition and some other factors, but Angiovac is an option (technically same idea of a vacuum cleaner to suck the clot out) if patient is a candidate
@MarkOgden_ It’s sad to see a journalist like you to be this uneducated and ignorant, part of being a journalist, you should be familiar of others cultures and traditions, he wasn’t covering his shirt or taking his moment he put on him the symbol of Royalty, he made him royal, you ignorant
@LiutaurasJuska @DBelardoMD One you prevent or control the modifiable risk factors, including smoking, HTN, DM and HLD, then you prevent or at least decrease CAD incidence significantly
@LiutaurasJuska @DBelardoMD I respect your opinion, the only question I would ask is, if CAD is a disease of aging, why not all elderly people have CAD? On the obesity part you’re absolutely correct, also it’s correct that CAD incidence Increased with age because of increase risk of modifiable risk factors
@LiutaurasJuska @DBelardoMD You may argue about prevention when the main reason of Premature CAD is genetics, here you’re right, you can slow and control it’s progression as you can’t change someone genes. Key to remember these patients are not the majority. And majority of CAD can be preventable