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Thank you for posting Andy, interesting .
Thanks for posting. I was particularly interested in the findings of how sex made a difference as how you may be treated and thankful that this difference of how men and women are assessed and treated so differently.
Let us hope this eventually trickles down to the people treating us.
What's it about? Where's it from, Andy. I don't open any link without information about it.
Thanks so much for posting this! Very informative.
Looks interesting. Have read the summary and will look at the rest in due course. It's the kind of thing might be useful to wave at awkward GPs...
Thanks for the post. Out of curiosity I followed one of the links in the report:
Obesity and obstructive sleep apnea are major risk factors for AF. Weight loss improves outcomes in patients with AF. Aggressive risk factor reduction programs focusing on weight management, hyperlipidemia, obstructive sleep apnea, hypertension, diabetes, smoking cessation, and alcohol intake reduction significantly reduced AF burden after ablation.