"If someone has heart failure, we know why they have heart failure," said Leuchter.
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The paper doesn't distinguish why this rise in heart failure deaths occurred -- for instance, are more younger adults developing heart failure, or is heart failure more deadly now?
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According to Deng, about 10 percent of heart failure patients will develop advanced heart failure.
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"NSAIDs increase risk of heart failure independent of sex or previous heart failure status," Gislason added by email.
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Although all participants were free of heart failure during that period, about 1,700 of them developed heart failure by 2005.
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The numbers say that you, in particular, will probably die of heart failure, as will I. Heart failure goes a little something like this.
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The trial also did not include heart failure as a primary endpoint, and alcohol consumption is associated with a higher risk of heart failure, the investigators said.
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Black men had a 1.16-fold higher heart failure death rate than white men in 1999, compared with a 1.43-fold higher heart failure death rate in 2017.
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You're tired because … you have heart failure When you have heart failure, your heart can't keep up with body's needs for blood, according to the American Heart Association.
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"Given that heart failure is so common, it doesn't surprise me that we are also seeing increased mortality in heart failure," said Dr. Eric Adler, cardiologist and professor of medicine at the University of California, San Diego, who was not involved in the paper but who specializes in heart failure.
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"A heart transplant is the answer to heart failure the way the lottery is the answer to poverty," Lynne Warner Stevenson, a heart failure specialist at Vanderbilt, has said.
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These nine drugs were associated with an increased risk of heart failure in both men and women and regardless of whether or not there was a previous heart failure diagnosis.
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The British drugmaker said FDA's grant was also for the use of Farxiga to reduce the worsening of heart failure in adult patients with HFrEF and HFpEF subtypes of heart failure.
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Jerry Lewis died from heart failure ... TMZ has learned.
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Meanwhile, black women had a 1.35-fold higher heart failure death rate than white women in 1999, compared with a 1.54-fold higher heart failure death rate in 2017, the data showed.
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The company, which did not a publish peak sales estimate for the drug, said trial participants suffered from the HFrEF subtype of heart failure, accounting for about half of heart failure cases.
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Interest in the drug intensified in November when a further analysis of the data showed Jardiance reduced combined risk of hospitalization for heart failure or death from heart failure by 39 percent.
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Getting regular professional dental cleanings was also tied to a 7% lower risk of heart failure while having 22 or more missing teeth was linked to a 32% higher heart failure risk.
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"These findings are impressive and suggest that efforts to prevent heart failure and improve the outpatient treatment of heart failure have had overall success in reducing the number of heart failure patients needing hospitalizations," senior study author Dr. Gregg C. Fonarow from David Geffen School of Medicine at University of California, Los Angeles told Reuters Health.
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The drug, vericiguat, reduced the risk of heart failure and hospitalization in patients with worsening chronic heart failure compared to placebo, when given in combination with available therapies for the condition, Merck said.
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Just hours later, his grandmother passed away of heart failure.
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Among Cyfuse's goals: to treat spinal injuries and heart failure.
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Nelsan Ellis' heart failure was triggered by alcohol withdrawal complications.
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He died of heart failure at the age of 44.
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Diabetes is associated with a high risk of heart failure.
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His wife, Johnnie, said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, his daughter Marcy McDonald said.
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Around the world, 41 million people suffer from heart failure.
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"It causes heart failure; that's the bottom line," Harris says.
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That led to congestive heart failure, which caused the stroke.
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According to Harvard, heart failure affects 210 million people worldwide.
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She died from congestive heart failure at her home. Mrs.
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Dick later died from heart failure, according to his rep.
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In April, physicians directly linked heart failure to loperamide overuse.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, his son, Paul, said.
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The cause was heart failure, said her daughter, Carlene Ziegler.
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The cause was heart failure, his son, John Jr., said.
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Rush's wife, Carolyn, died last week from congestive heart failure.
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Left untreated, HVD could cause heart failure and become deadly.
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The cause was kidney and heart failure, his family said.
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Her son Mark said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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Entresto is approved for the treatment of chronic heart failure.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, his son Joseph said.
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The cause was heart failure, his daughter Heather Gates said.
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The cause was heart failure, her niece, Cheryl Rance, said.
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The cause was heart failure, his daughter, Rochelle Leininger, said.
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His son, Jonathan, said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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Mr. Mitchell died on Wednesday from complications of heart failure.
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Meldonium is prescribed primarily to treat conditions like heart failure.
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Median heart failure mortality was 189.5 deaths per 100,000 residents.
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His daughter Charlotta Beavers said the cause was heart failure.
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His brother, Tom Noonan, said the cause was heart failure.
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His son Dana said the cause was probably heart failure.
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His daughter, Marika Olsen, said the cause was heart failure.
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His son Andrew said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, his daughter, Chessie Thacher, said.
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His wife, Diane Cecily, said the cause was heart failure.
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His brother, Marc, said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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His wife, Peggy Kinstler, said the cause was heart failure.
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His representative, Eric Bongartz, said the cause was heart failure.
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These myocardial injuries include an irregular heartbeat or heart failure.
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His son Curt said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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We'll call it different names: cancer, diabetes, heart failure, stroke.
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The cause was heart failure, said a son, Antoine Robinson.
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The cause was heart failure, his nephew Daniel Soyer said.
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His daughter Kathryn Polak said the cause was heart failure.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, said his son, Thomas.
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Cirrhosis of the liver, heart failure or diabetes may result.
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His daughter, Sara Lustig, said the cause was heart failure.
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His daughter said the cause of death was heart failure.
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His daughter Gaye Montgomery said the cause was heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, his daughter Susanna Howard said.
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His son Marvin said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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His wife, Berit Robertson, said the cause was heart failure.
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The coroner's verdict was death from natural causes— heart failure.
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His daughter, Katherine Irving, said the cause was heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, a spokesman, John Lappen, said.
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British news media reports said the cause was heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, his wife, Jane Jelenko, said.
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A spokesman, Harlan Boll, said the cause was heart failure.
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Her son, Michael Mansfield, said the cause was heart failure.
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His wife, Jenny Young, said the cause was heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, his nephew Thomas McManus said.
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The cause was heart failure, according to his son, Trevor.
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Mr. Leedom died of congestive heart failure on Jan. 5.
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After adjusting for other factors that could contribute to heart failure outcomes, about two-thirds of the effect of poverty on heart failure mortality was explained by rates of diabetes and obesity, researchers noted.
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Even after her heart failure diagnosis, she remains stronger than ever.
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Penny Marshall's cause of death has been ruled as heart failure.
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Heart failure risk went down 42% and coronary revascularisation by 40%.
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Local officials said on Friday both deaths were from heart failure.
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No cell therapies have been approved worldwide for heart failure patients.
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The drug is already approved to treat "reduced fraction" heart failure.
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His daughter Nan Langowitz said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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This might understate the impact of NSAIDs on heart failure risk.
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George Michael suddenly passed away of reported heart failure, aged 53.
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"Nelsan has passed away after complications with heart failure," she said.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, his daughter Siobhan Bennett said.
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As TMZ first reported, Reagan passed away of congestive heart failure.
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"Game of Thrones" star Neil Fingleton has died from heart failure.
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A friend tells TMZ that Mack suffered from congestive heart failure.
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The challenge: Help us empower heart failure patients and save lives!
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His wife, Bettina Jenkins, said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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His daughter Linda Bruun said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, said his wife, Rozalyn Rouse Etra.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, his wife, Amy Jackson, said.
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His sister Sharon Hill Cranford said the cause was heart failure.
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Michael's manager, Michael Lippman, said he had died of heart failure.
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Gardella died in 2005, at age 85, of congestive heart failure.
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Colonics have also been linked to abscesses, pancreatitis, and heart failure.
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The cause was advanced heart failure, his daughter, Lisa Lucas, said.
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In 2004, Ms. Wood was told she had congestive heart failure.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, his daughter Pamela Bain said.
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His daughter Jessica Helfand said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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His granddaughter Sammantha Aus said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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They can treat heart failure as well as high blood pressure.
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His Manhattan gallery, Eric Firestone, said the cause was heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, his wife, Katherine Love Sherwen, said.
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Bryan is 78 years old and suffers from congestive heart failure.
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We call that congestive heart failure, and it was one possibility.
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Her publicist, Bob Merlis, said the cause was probably heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, said his wife, Elizabeth O'Hara Hazard.
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The cause was heart failure, his daughter, Annemarie L. Cochrane, said.
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Her son, Ron Brock, said she had had congestive heart failure.
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Other causes of death can include blood clots and heart failure.
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A nephew, Lloyd Decker, said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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Her son Barley Ward Thomas said the cause was heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, her granddaughter Niki Russ Federman said.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, her daughter, Patricia Connell, said.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, his wife, Anna Hilbe, said.
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The market potential for products that address heart failure is great.
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But when would the plan start covering heart failure or cancer?
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The cause was congestive heart failure, his daughter, Deborah Hautzig, said.
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He wife, Ann Sweeny Reynolds, said the cause was heart failure.
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Stephanie Jones, his daughter, said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, Jeff Ballard, a family spokesman, said.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, his son Tim Boyd said.
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His daughter Jennifer Todd said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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He died of heart failure in January 1993 at age 84.
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He had diabetes, lung disease, sleep apnea and congestive heart failure.
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There was no metastatic spread, but Roxanna was in heart failure.
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Lowell was in congestive heart failure, his lungs filling with fluid.
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A daughter, Gabrielle Latessa Ortiz, said the cause was heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, her longtime publicist Edward Lozzi said.
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Her heart failure had been brought on, I was told, by
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His son, Dr. Peter Beilenson, said the cause was heart failure.
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They're getting better and then suddenly they have severe heart failure.
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His daughter, Nina Gardner, said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, his daughter Nicole Schmertz said.
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His son Darren said the cause was complications of heart failure.
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For more click The pharma company announced results of a new analysis demonstrating its Entresto tablets reduced the risk of first and repeat heart failure hospitalisations as well as cardiovascular deaths that followed hospitalisation for heart failure.
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Other variants might have been responsible for people's heart failure or infertility.
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Heart failure disproportionately affects low-income Americans and African Americans, he said.
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AFib can lead to serious medical problems including stroke and heart failure.
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Polson says the baby's death certificate says he died from heart failure.
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She had suffered from congestive heart failure and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
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The defendants' attorneys argued that Quaweay died of heart failure, NBC reports.
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Around the world, at least 26 million people suffer from heart failure.
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There are currently no approved treatments for preserved ejection fraction heart failure.
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Lewis died from heart failure in August at the age of 91.
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After extensive evaluations, one of them determined I had congestive heart failure.
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It also found the risk of heart failure doubled among obese patients.
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Rollman is now studying ways to treat depression and heart failure together.
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Fourteen additional controlled trials showed physiological benefits in those with heart failure.
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The Russian authorities initially claimed he had died from sudden heart failure.
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Nancy Reagan died earlier this week, aged 85033, of congestive heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure after an infection, his son Michael said.
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Later, she had nausea, headaches, infections, and even developed congestive heart failure.
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The former first lady died of congestive heart failure at age 94.
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On average, the meth users with heart failure were 61 years old.
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It won't help detect most heart rhythm abnormalities or worsening heart failure.
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He had heart failure, kidney failure and liver problems, the coroner said.
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His agent and executor, Dagon James, said the cause was heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, his North American manager, Alex Boicel, said.
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"For someone his age, alcohol wouldn't typically cause heart failure," he says.
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" She explains, "We still have to really bring awareness to heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, his publisher, Grove Atlantic, said on Monday.
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Actor Nelsan Ellis died from complications related to heart failure on Saturday.
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Heart failure afflicts approximately 6.5 million people in the United States alone.
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His son-in-law Lorin Buckner said the cause was heart failure.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, her eldest daughter, Susan Reverby, said.
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She had recently learned that she had congestive heart failure, he said.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, his daughter Vanessa Fieve Willett said.
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By age 9, he had developed congestive heart failure and by Jan.
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We learned untreated strep throat leads to heart failure in poor countries.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, his nephew Dean F. Murtagh said.
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Her son, Charles D. Raymond, said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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The cause was complications of heart failure, his wife, Vicki London said.
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His son-in-law Menachem Rosensaft said the cause was heart failure.
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His wife, the actress Jane Brennan, said the cause was heart failure.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, her daughter, Bonnie Baruch Barnes, said.
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The cause was heart failure, his brother-in-law, Gary Lefkowitz, said.
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His son John said the cause was most likely congestive heart failure.
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His daughter Joanna Starr Hynes said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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He died in 2007 from heart failure due to complications from diabetes.
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The cause was heart failure, his son, Herman D. Farrell III, said.
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His wife, Mary Ann Frese Witt, said the cause was heart failure.
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His son, Cameron, said the cause was complications of congestive heart failure.
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Just 17 heart failure patients consumed more than seven drinks a week.
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But, Michos noted, the study doesn't apply to all heart failure patients.
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His manager said the musician, who was 53, died of heart failure.
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FDA has recommended numerous recalls of heart failure drugs as a result.
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Heart failure is caused by loss of function of cardiac heart cell.
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Mr. Breitbart died suddenly in 2012, at age 43, of heart failure.
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His daughter, Dr. Mohga el-Abbadi, said the cause was heart failure.
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His wife, the scholar Joan Afferica, said the cause was heart failure.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, his wife, Mary Henderson Gass, said.
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His daughter the journalist Jane Mayer said the cause was heart failure.
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Her daughter Laura Testa-Reyes said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, said Nicholas Ade, the school's chief executive.
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Metzger died two months ago after a long battle with heart failure.
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From his own previous research, Marbán discovered that cardiosphere-derived cells "promote the healing" of the heart after a condition known as heart failure with preserved ejection fraction, which affects more than 50% of all heart failure patients.
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After accounting for factors that could influence heart failure progression, including age, sex, income, smoking history, diabetes and history of heart or kidney disease, researchers found that patients who continued to drink after their heart failure diagnosis lived longer.
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The cause was complications of congestive heart failure, her son Seth Jacobson said.
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Michael's rep had previously told PEOPLE that he had died of heart failure.
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Heart failure, depression and insulin use were also associated with greater health costs.
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Hypertension (long-term high blood pressure) can lead to heart failure, Carson explained.
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Cole died of congestive heart failure on New Year's Eve 2015 at 65.
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HeartWare is a provider of technologies related to less invasive heart failure treatment.
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His U.S. publicist told PEOPLE that the musician had died of heart failure.
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That stems from the fact that heart failure trials typically use male participants.
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Michael's U.S. publicist previously told PEOPLE that the musician died of heart failure.
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So far no word on the underlying problem that triggered the heart failure.
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Patients in the study had blocked arteries, heart rhythm problems or heart failure.
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About 5.7 million Americans are living with heart failure, according to the AHA.
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He died of heart failure, associated with his COPD and lifelong smoking habit.
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But heart failure seems to be a less obvious cue to many doctors.
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A cause of death hasn't been released, but early reports suggested heart failure.
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Hyden said she was told her unborn baby was effectively experiencing heart failure.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, said the writer Lisa See, her daughter.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, his son David told The Associated Press.
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The cause was congestive heart failure and kidney failure, his son, Troy, said.
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Home infusion therapy for end-stage heart failure makes that possible for Ryals.
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Ryals is one of 5.7 million heart failure patients in the United States.
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She had suffered from congestive heart failure and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
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The book sequels continued even after Puzo's death from heart failure in 1999.
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We have also witnessed this with heart failure treatments for African American patients.
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They see a general practitioner, a cardiologist, a heart failure specialist, a surgeon.
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Rachel Scholl, a niece, said the cause was complications of congestive heart failure.
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Her son Thaddeus said the cause was complications of congestive heart failure. Mrs.
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The cause was heart failure, her son-in-law, Don Stephenson, said. Mrs.
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Amy Peterson, his daughter-in-law, said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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They may develop chest pain and shortness of breath, even congestive heart failure.
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Hypertension is also the leading cause of stroke, heart failure and kidney disease.
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His daughter Rhynna Santos said the cause was complications of congestive heart failure.
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Half of heart-failure patients who leave a hospital return within six months.
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He was hospitalized with heart failure three times and suffered from chronic headaches.
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His office confirmed the death, saying he had been stricken by heart failure.
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Some options include aspirin, or a more intense course of heart failure medication.
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John Olsen, his friend and longtime assistant, said the cause was heart failure.
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"I have personally seen congestive heart failure caused by Herceptin," Dr. Brawley said.
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He died, of heart failure, in 1917, at the age of fifty-seven.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, his son-in-law Clifford Fowkes said.
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Jonathan Walker, executor of his estate, said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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Participants with heart failure were followed through June 22018 with regular phone calls.
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Why would moderate drinking contribute to a longer life among heart failure patients?
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Most people with heart failure still have some limited function in the organ.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, a son-in-law, Lou Gellos, said.
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Philip Roth, the prolific and influential writer, died Tuesday of congestive heart failure.
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For example, Hammerstein said, if a patient comes in because of heart failure and the visit is coded as an acute exacerbation of the condition, the payment is significantly higher than if the visit is simply coded as heart failure.
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No link was found between methylphenidate and high blood pressure, stroke and heart failure.
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She had been suffering from congestive heart failure and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
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The former first lady died of congestive heart failure, according to the Reagan Foundation.
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Hyponatremia is also very common in those with heart failure and in the elderly.
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Hunter is able to rule out congenital heart failure, as well as alcohol poisoning.
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The doctors introduced themselves and told me that I had just experienced heart failure.
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"America's Got Talent" Season 3 winner Neal E. Boyd died Sunday of heart failure.
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The Challenge alum Vinny Foti is receiving medical care after suffering from heart failure.
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The next frontier is more delicate medical conditions, like congestive heart failure or pregnancy.
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They believe it was due to heart failure, as he had history of arrhythmia.
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He said she died of heart failure and had been ill for some time.
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He died of heart failure on November 3, 1957, nine months into his sentence.
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On April 19, however, the teenager was admitted to the hospital for heart failure.
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He didn't mention the divorce, his recent diagnosis of heart failure, or even Jack.
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Suffering from congestive heart failure, he became a media sensation before he passed away.
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Legendary fashion designer Azzedine Alaïa has passed away as a result of heart failure.
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On August 19, 2017 he die of heart failure at a Washington, D.C. hospital.
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Willette Ballard, a representative for the group, said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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Russian authorities have said Magnitsky death was caused by heart failure, not foul play.
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As we reported, Michael died in his sleep on Christmas Day from heart failure.
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The transaction will help to expand St. Jude's presence in treating heart failure patients.
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The cause of death, according to her rep Joanne Drake, was congestive heart failure.
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An ongoing Phase III trial of 600 advanced heart failure patients is currently enrolling.
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The cause was complications of heart failure, a sister-in-law, Denise Sheridan, said.
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Japanese broadcaster NHK reported on Monday that he died last week following heart failure.
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Those drugs are used to control high blood pressure and to treat heart failure.
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Using AI, doctors can detect heart failure from one heartbeat with 100 percent accuracy.
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Officials said complications from congestive heart failure were ruled the preliminary cause of death.
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Many patients who qualify with severe congestive heart failure have been denied lifesaving treatments.
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The cause was heart failure after a long illness, his sister, Cindy Rouze, said.
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She died on Sunday in Los Angeles of congestive heart failure, at age 26.
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But with respect to heart failure, there is a shockingly small amount of evidence.
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The neuromuscular toxin will make your skin swell and can even cause heart failure.
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Varicose veins are also associated with increased risks of arterial disease and heart failure.
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Coronary heart disease, stroke, heart failure or peripheral artery disease were among the risks.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, said Leigh Altshuler, the Strand's director of communications.
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His wife, Marion (Dusser de Barenne) Kilson, said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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Pilar Crespi Robert, her niece, said the cause was complications of congestive heart failure.
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One time, the gift I bought was for a gentleman with worsening heart failure.
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I am also one of those at high risk now — heart failure and diabetes.
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His son Micah, who confirmed the death, said the cause was hypertensive heart failure.
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His daughter, Jenny Abel, said the cause was complications of cancer and heart failure.
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His wife of 19323 years, Kathie Berlin, said the cause was chronic heart failure.
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The cause was congestive heart failure and kidney failure, his daughter Suzanne Wolk said.
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The writer Judith Thurman, a close friend, said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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His daughter Hallie Spencer Hobson confirmed his death, from heart failure, in a hospital.
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Many of them die of heart failure or apnea, irregular breathing that stops temporarily.
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The cause was heart failure, said Mary Kouyoumdjian, a composer and Mr. Marks's fiancée.
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Heart failure is a particular problem for people with muscular dystrophy, Dr. Lee noted.
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Heart failure is diagnosed when the organ can't pump enough blood to the body.
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It can lead to blood clots, stroke, heart failure and other heart-related complications.
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Her daughter Cecilia Dunn said the cause was heart failure caused by pulmonary hypertension.
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The cause was heart failure, said his son, Jamie, a Democratic congressman from Maryland.
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The researchers randomly sampled 2,042 hospitalizations for heart failure and 1,599 for heart attack.
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Jardiance caused a stir in 903, when a clinical trial conducted to reassure it does not cause heart problems instead showed it reduced the combined risk of hospitalization for heart failure or death from heart failure by 39 percent in high risk patients.
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The drug, already approved for reduced fraction heart failure, "narrowly missed" its objectives when tested on patients with preserved ejection fraction type of heart disease which affects 13 million globally, roughly half of all heart failure patients, the company said in a statement.
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After reviewing and analyzing the data in those studies -- which included 12 million people and 253,260 cases of heart failure -- the researchers noticed that both type 1 and type 2 diabetes were stronger risk factors for heart failure in women than in men.
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The drug, already approved for reduced fraction heart failure, "narrowly missed" its objectives when tested on patients with preserved ejection fraction type of heart disease which affects 91.903 million globally, roughly half of all heart failure patients, the company said in a statement.
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Heart failure is when the heart muscle doesn't pump blood as efficiently as it should.
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After being in heart failure for five years, Sueme received a new heart in 2016.
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They can also increase the body mass index, a known risk factor for heart failure.
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Vader, whose real name was Leon White, was diagnosed with congestive heart failure in 2016.
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CNBC stated that Bush had suffered from congestive heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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This can cause heart failure, where your heart cannot effectively pump blood throughout the body.
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Her mitral valve was so damaged that she had begun showing signs of heart failure.
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Black people pay roughly the same $403,240 racial tax for heart failure ($22015,25.5 vs. $73,985).
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Jerry Lewis's death was caused by heart failure, the Clark County Nevada Coroner tells PEOPLE.
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The effects of West Nile Virus lead to a rapid decline and ultimately heart failure.
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A heart attack can lead to further heart problems over time, such as heart failure.
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Earlier this month, Dakota Johnson was admitted to the hospital for heart failure, WJHL reports.
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Gottschalk was placed into Yale Road Centre in January after suffering from congestive heart failure.
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Similarly, heart failure hospitalization rates dropped dramatically, by 47.5 percent, among Asians and Pacific Islanders.
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The first pilot, being set up in Atlanta, Georgia, will focus on treating heart failure.
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When the researchers knocked out the analogous TAF1A gene in zebrafish, it caused heart failure.
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Reagan died Sunday at age 94 in her Bel-Air home from congestive heart failure.
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His death certificate listed heart failure and breathing issues as his official cause of death.
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While still in Paris, Munch received news of his father's sudden death from heart failure.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Heart failure killed George Michael, 22016, on Christmas 21987.
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Nelsan's father has bravely agreed for me to share the circumstances of Nelsan's heart failure.
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He compares it to heart failure, when the muscle stretches and becomes nonfunctional over time.
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Nancy Reagan, 94, died earlier this week of congestive heart failure in Bel Air, Calif.
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Dad had been struggling with heart failure since his second heart attack in his 70s.
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Michael's publicist previously told PEOPLE the star was died at age 53 from heart failure.
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In addition to tackling high blood pressure, it is also prescribed to treat heart failure.
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Ten years later, when I was 215, she relapsed and put herself into heart failure.
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TMZ's obtained the document, which lists Taylor's immediate cause of death as congestive heart failure.
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Heatwaves cause heat stroke, damage kidneys and exacerbate congestive heart failure, among other health issues.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, his wife, Mary, who is known as Patty, said.
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At least one child on a keto diet for seizure control died of heart failure.
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The search terms included heart attack, coronary attack, diabetes, mellitus, heart arrest and heart failure.
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It can be a serious condition, leading to blood clot formation, strokes and heart failure.
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In trials, Entresto cut hospitalizations and the rate of cardiovascular death related to heart failure.
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The cause was heart failure, said Benny Harrell, Mr. Fountain's son-in-law and manager.
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Gregory, who often resorted to hunger strikes, died of heart failure in a Washington hospital.
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Tomita, who died of heart failure last week at the age of 84, understood happiness.
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His publicist said he "passed away peacefully"; his manager said he died of heart failure.
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People with high blood pressure typically take one pill daily and heart failure patients two.
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This is the room where Winchester died of heart failure in 1922, at age 82.
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Patients with severe heart failure, a recent stroke, or several other medical conditions were excluded.
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Her death, at Skyline Medical Center, was caused by heart failure, her son Terry said.
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But this is the first study to look at drinking after a heart failure diagnosis.
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Her family said the cause was complications of a stroke, compounded by congestive heart failure.
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Her sister Dallas-Lee Brower said the cause was heart failure and complications of diabetes.
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The cause was heart failure and pneumonia, said Scott and Jan MacGillivray, Ms. Jean's biographers.
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However, in the acute period it can cause heart failure, life-threatening arrhythmias, even death.
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Conley's death was confirmed by his daughter Kelly Conley, who said he had heart failure.
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The cause was complications of congestive heart failure and pneumonia, his daughter, Jane McPherson, said.
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Her son, the writer and commentator William Kristol, said the cause was congestive heart failure.
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He died of congestive heart failure after a long battle with cancer, his son said.
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How it all came together Barbara's husband, Robert, died of congestive heart failure in May.
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In addition to the high toll on life, heart failure exacts a huge financial cost.
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Four years ago, he was diagnosed with heart failure and given six months to live.
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If the damage is not halted or slowed, it could eventually result in heart failure.
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Ex-WWE superstar Vader has died ... after a two-year battle with congestive heart failure.
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But he struggled with heart failure for 17 years and eventually required an ICD pacemaker.
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They believe it was heart failure, and tell us he had a history of arrhythmia.
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Once the authors took factors associated with both smoking and heart failure, such as coronary artery disease, into account, they found that smokers were almost three times more likely than non-smokers to be hospitalized for heart failure during eight years of follow-up.
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Chronic failure can cause fatigue, sluggishness, anemia, decreased urine and complications such as congestive heart failure.
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The cause was congestive heart failure and complications of Alzheimer's disease, his daughter, Jennifer Cray, said.
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But if it works in humans, it could one day keep people with heart failure alive.
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I later learned that an ambulance had brought in the old man for decompensated heart failure.
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When people have heart failure, sometimes it's because only one of the two ventricles isn't working.
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But she knows she is at increased risk of life-threatening infections, heart failure and cancer.
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His rep told PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly the "Last Christmas" singer had died of heart failure.
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The 53-year-old singer died of heart failure, his rep told PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly.
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"She came in with heart failure," Dr. Bradley Marino explained at the end of the video.
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Motorhead frontman Lemmy died from prostate cancer and congestive heart failure ... according to his death certificate.
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Andre the Giant, seven-foot-four wrestler and actor, died from heart failure at age 46.
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"Heart failure is largely preventable, and the disparities identified can be reduced or eliminated," Fonarow said.
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When they took me to Columbia Presbyterian, that's when they told her it was heart failure.
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Florence suffered heart failure, according to her publicist, when she died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
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The Russian government has never admitted any crime was committed, saying he died of heart failure.
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Reagan died Sunday in her home in Los Angeles of congestive heart failure at age 94.
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Heart failure is a chronic debilitating and potentially life-threatening disease affecting 26 million people worldwide.
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The former first lady had long suffered from congestive heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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The devices shock dangerously racing heartbeats back to their normal rhythm or to treat heart failure.
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Overall, they experienced 20,914 cardiovascular events such as heart attacks, strokes, atrial fibrillation and heart failure.
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She also has diabetes, high cholesterol, chronic heart failure, high blood pressure, hyperthyroidism, incontinence and gout.
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She had been in failing health, suffering from congestive heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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She had treated patients during asthma attacks, or with pneumonia, heart failure, lung cancer or COPD.
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High blood pressure, excess weight, infection and several other factors can also contribute to heart failure.
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Winchester died of heart failure in 1922 in her bedroom inside her beloved mansion, Boehme said.
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She clocked 159 hours of overtime in the month before she died of congestive heart failure.
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Most of the states Novitas covers fall among the highest for hospitalizations due to heart failure.
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Bassett&aposs mother, Betty Jane, died from type-2 diabetes-linked congestive heart failure in 2014.
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Inotropic medication helps him and others with advanced heart failure breathe easier and be more active.
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His manager, Michael Lippman, said the singer had died of heart failure, according to the BBC.
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That's what HF stands for, and millions of people live with heart failure in our country.
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Richard Hall said his father died at home in Beverly Hills, California, likely of heart failure.
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They also had higher pulse pressures, a predictor for peripheral arterial disease and congestive heart failure.
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For people with heart failure, diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or asthma, early intervention is key.
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The very nature of end-stage heart failure makes it all the more difficult to prepare.
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Researchers at Yale followed discharged Medicare patients after hospitalizations for heart failure, heart attacks and pneumonia.
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Heart failure occurs when the heart can't pump enough blood to the rest of the body.
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Many Americans that have experienced complete heart failure have no option other than a heart transplant.
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That autopsy found that while Shaw did have congestive heart failure, an insulin injection killed him.
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For someone with heart failure, skipping just a pill or two can bring on a crisis.
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Left untreated, it can lead to a whole slew of problems, including stroke and heart failure.
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It increases your likelihood of another heart attack, as well as the potential for heart failure.
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A study in Massachusetts found that 91% of those who developed heart failure also had hypertension.
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In 2010, he underwent surgery for a brain fluid leak and was treated for heart failure.
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The episodes range from joint replacements, congestive heart failure and stroke to COPD, pneumonia and sepsis.
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His death, at NYU Winthrop Hospital, resulted from congestive heart failure, his grandson Kevin Brennan said.
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Each day I see people with serious heart problems: heart attacks, arrhythmias, heart failure and beyond.
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His stepson Todd Dworman, who confirmed the death on Friday, said the cause was heart failure.
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Consider a patient Mr. Zwick was working with, an 89-year-old woman with heart failure.
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Digitalis medicines, made from foxglove, are used to treat congestive heart failure and heart rhythm problems.
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"Adriamycin, or doxorubicin, and trastuzumab, or Herceptin, are the big causes of heart failure," Brawley said.
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Having been an exerciser did not guard against future heart failure for heart attack survivors, however.
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Putin has dismissed allegations of foul play against Magnitsky and said he died of heart failure.
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Former first lady Nancy Reagan died Sunday of congestive heart failure at the age of 94.
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He never remarried, and died of congestive heart failure in July 2003 at the age of 68.
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While CAD can cause a sudden heart attack, it can also contribute to heart failure and arrhythmias.
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He says he found symptoms of early congestive heart failure and signs of a mild heart attack.
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"I had just got out of the hospital on Thursday with congestive heart failure," Dwight told PEOPLE.
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Tam had a heart condition and passed away in March 2000 at age 19 of heart failure.
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She also has heart failure and hypertension, which she needs oxygen all day for, and sleep apnea.
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After years of using opiates prescribed by his doctor, his father died from heart failure at 47.
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The journal Circulation has reported that 13% to 27% of patients with heart failure also have AFib.
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They put him on powerful medication that helped him deal with the beginnings of congestive heart failure.
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The company believes its thread-based health sensors will help prevent everything from heart failure to seizures.
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Local officials had said both deaths were from heart failure, although Egypt's public prosecutor said on Aug.
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That puts you at greater risk for a whole host of heart-related defects, including heart failure.
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AFib is the most common heart rhythm disorder and raises the risk of stroke and heart failure.
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"I had just got out of the hospital on Thursday with congestive heart failure," Dwight tells PEOPLE.
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The Russian government nevertheless insists that he died of a heart failure with no signs of violence.
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However, her twin brother has just died of heart failure, and she has the same heart malformation.
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An MRI led to a diagnosis of peri-partum cardiomyopathy — a type of pregnancy-induced heart failure.
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These behaviors can increase the risk of heart rhythm disorders, congestive heart failure, and sudden cardiac death.
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She died two days after going to hospital showing signs of heart failure and high blood pressure.
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Overall results were impacted by a charge related to the failure of an experimental heart failure drug.
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A Credit Suisse report last month forecast peak sales of $4.1 billion for the heart failure treatment.
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The trial is designed to show that the treatment can significantly reduce heart failure hospitalizations and deaths.
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Roth died of congestive heart failure surrounded by close friends and family, his friend Judith Thurman said.
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Blacks in the U.S. have double the incidence of heart failure as other groups, the researchers note.
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He ended up in the hospital with congestive heart failure, and doctors prepared him for a transplant.
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The cause was heart failure, said Jeffrey Hiday, a spokesman for RAND, a nonpartisan global research organization.
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His wife, Jean Luján, told The Washington Post that the cause of death was congestive heart failure.
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Rockefeller died of congestive heart failure at age 101 at his home in Pocantico Hills, New York.
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Heart failure also impairs the kidneys' ability to dispose of water and sodium, causing even more swelling.
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Kimbo Slice, the viral street brawler turned UFC fighter, reportedly suffered heart failure and passed away yesterday.
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Her spokesperson said the cause of death was congestive heart failure, according to the New York Times.
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Generally, the most expensive patients to treat have myriad health problems like diabetes and congestive heart failure.
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The state-run Polish Press Agency said he died of heart failure and pneumonia at a hospital.
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Even as the death rate from heart attacks is falling, the figure for heart failure is rising.
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Meldonium is an anti-ischemic drug that is meant to treat angina, heart attacks, and heart failure.
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The observational study, in BMJ, found no association of migraine with peripheral artery disease or heart failure.
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Paramedics brought portable oxygen tanks but, by later that afternoon, Ms. Daniels was dead from heart failure.
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Cardiologists predicted the F.D.A. would quickly approve the device for patients with severe heart failure, as well.
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It's been known for years that some treatments for childhood cancer increase the risk of heart failure.
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An initial autopsy, requested by the family, concluded that he died of heart failure, USA Today reported.
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For people with certain conditions, such as epilepsy or heart failure, variations in dose can be dangerous.
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Not quite a month later, just days after the second election, she died of congestive heart failure.
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The cause was probably congestive heart failure brought on by complications of diabetes, his son Nathan said.
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Ray, who worked at the for years and lives about a mile away, has congestive heart failure.
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"And some reviews have found positive effects on chronic conditions such as cancer, osteoarthritis and heart failure."
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According to the Mayo Clinic, having atrial fibrillation can increase your risk of stroke and heart failure.
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She died of heart failure after her medicine was confiscated and requests for medical attention went unheeded.
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The Hollywood Reporter quoted Mr. Ellis's manager, Emily Gerson Saines, as saying the cause was heart failure.
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The Swiss drugmaker also released a new analysis of its Entresto heart failure medicine in some patients.
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Staying the course means continued skyrocketing premiums, co-payments and taxes, fewer choices and complete "heart failure".
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A 22016-year-old patient with heart failure entered his clinic — and urgently needed oxygen, he said.
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We broke the story ... Neal died from heart failure in his Missouri hometown at his mother's home.
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His death was confirmed by his wife, Suzanne Clarke McDonough, who said the cause was heart failure.
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Tragically, during Christmas last year, Michael's U.S. publicist confirmed to PEOPLE that the musician died of heart failure.
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The study wasn't designed to prove whether or how vaccination might prevent premature death in heart failure patients.
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Rare, undetected gene mutations may help explain some people's common conditions like kidney damage, heart failure, and infertility.
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In the immediate wake of Nelsan Ellis' death from complications following heart failure, his family did something remarkable.
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The nurse then informed me that there was a woman [at the clinic] with heart failure there too.
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"When we learned he was suffering from congenital heart failure, everything in our world changed," Hillenburg tells PEOPLE.
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We're told he also had complications due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease as well as congestive heart failure.
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Update: George Michael's manager, Michael Lippman, confirmed to the Associated Press that Michael passed away from heart failure.
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Henderson, who was best known for her iconic role as Carol Brady, died of heart failure on Thursday.
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Heart failure happens when the heart muscle is too weak to effectively pump enough blood through the body.
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Part of that protection was coincidental: In May 2015, her husband, Dave Goldberg, died suddenly of heart failure.
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Russell decided to bring the graduation to Johnson after he was admitted to the hospital for heart failure.
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The group also had a lower risk of cardiovascular death, heart attack, stroke and hospitalization for heart failure.
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Nearly twelve years later, Nancy also died – on Sunday at the age of 94 from congestive heart failure.
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Novartis is presenting its analysis at the Heart Failure Society of America's meeting in Orlando, Florida, on Monday.
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The Russian government insists that Magnitsky, age 37, died of a heart failure with no signs of violence.
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The system allows for patients to seek treatment for moderate-to-severe heart failure after standard treatments failed.
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The cause was complications of congestive heart failure, Andrew Stewart, a spokesman for the conservancy and museum, said.
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Nancy Reagan died last Sunday at the age of 94 of congestive heart failure in Bel Air, Calif.
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In March 1944, after months of failing health, the president received a diagnosis of acute congestive heart failure.
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Women were underrepresented in trials for medications to treat heart failure, coronary artery disease and heart attack, however.
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That led to congestive heart failure, which caused a stroke that left Travis unable to walk or speak.
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We obtained Stan's death certificate, and it lists heart failure and respiratory failure as the cause of death.
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Her obesity had contributed to the development of heart failure, which led to kidney failure that necessitated dialysis.
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The rush of thyroid hormones that ensue can cause heart failure or abnormal rhythms, leading to sudden death.
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His death, at a hospital, was caused by complications of heart failure, said Juli Mills-Ross, a niece.
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The clot exacerbated her heart failure, causing fluid buildup in her lungs and increased swelling in her legs.
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An Army official said the cause was heart failure produced by septic shock in the Central Military Hospital.
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Overall, the researchers calculated, poverty explained about 30% of the variation between counties in heart failure mortality rates.
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No cause was given, but the department said he had been treated for congestive heart failure and hypertension.
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Over the period, there were 228 instances of coronary heart disease, stroke, heart failure or peripheral artery disease.
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Swollen legs can sometimes be a symptom of anything from a blood clot to diabetes to heart failure.
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He sold his interest in the company in 1982 and died of heart failure in 2004 at 78.
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Almost two million Americans have severe heart failure, and for them even mundane tasks can be extraordinarily difficult.
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Among those who received only medical treatment, 151 were hospitalized for heart failure in the ensuing two years.
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Penny Marshall died from heart failure, heart disease and complications from diabetes ... this according to her death certificate.
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We obtained Penny's death certificate, issued Monday ... and it lists heart failure as the primary cause of death.
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The causes of death varied widely, including pulmonary embolism, arrhythmia, heart attack, heart failure, and suspected drug overdose.
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The women in the study (average age 275) had high rates of diabetes, arthritis, heart failure and stroke.
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The study, in Circulation, adjusted for heart failure, pulmonary disease, head trauma, kidney disease and many other variables.
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It was the last weekend we spent with our dog Roo before he was diagnosed with heart failure.
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People with high troponin-I levels were also four times more likely to be hospitalized with heart failure.
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He was 22003 and had congestive heart failure and prostate cancer, his family said in announcing his death.
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Ms. Dick died of congestive heart failure on April 28 at her home in Point Reyes Station, Calif.
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His son Jason said the cause was congestive heart failure, and that Mr. Mendelson had had lung cancer.
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As this cycle of ER visits and hospitalization continues, the patient suffers stroke, heart failure or kidney failure.
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Inflammation can increase the risk of both atrial fibrillation and heart failure, some previous studies have also found.
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Though heart attack survival has greatly increased with improved treatments, heart failure later is still common, he said.
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His wife, Lainie Miller, said he died after a heart attack and had congestive heart failure and pneumonia.
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Giles's father died from a heart attack, and his brother, who had congestive heart failure, is also dead.
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Lannett, based in Philadelphia, sells drugs for thyroid conditions, gastrointestinal diseases and congestive heart failure, among other ailments.
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In 2014, The New York Times cited the soaring price of digoxin, the company's congestive heart failure drug.
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And, you know, Breitbart had a huge cultural impact, but he died of heart failure at forty-three.
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When the number of reported flu cases goes up, so does the number of hospitalizations for heart failure.
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An open submission to the FDA is now likely to be put on ice after Novartis said on Wednesday after its RELAX-AHF-2 phase III study did not meet its target of reducing cardiovascular deaths or worsening heart failure in patients with acute heart failure when added to standard therapy.
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However, Khan also noted that "social determinants" may contribute to black people's increased likelihood of dying from heart failure.
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In a statement shortly after his death, Michael's manager, Michael Lippman said he believed the singer suffered heart failure.
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Meanwhile, women whose proteins were sourced mainly from vegetables appeared to be at a lower risk of heart failure.
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"It's inspiring in that we still have a lot of work to do to treat the heart failure epidemic."
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According to the American Heart Association, the condition is closely linked with sudden cardiac arrest, stroke and heart failure.
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Several U.S. media outlets reported that Gabor died from heart failure in her home in Bel-Air, Los Angeles.
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For example, more patients got medications needed for conditions like high blood pressure, elevated cholesterol, asthma and heart failure.
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Newspaper obituaries in 1985, the year he died of congestive heart failure, made only winking references to his sexuality.
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Queen Latifah and her late mother Rita Owens starred in an emotional PSA about heart failure before her death.
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The Grammy-award winning singer died at his home in Goring, Oxfordshire, U.K., of heart failure on December 25.
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Evans died in 22009 of heart failure due to an enlarged heart, despite no family history of heart problems.
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Glycyrrhizin can elevate a person's blood pressure, leading some to experience abnormal heart rhythms, lethargy, even congestive heart failure.
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Other long-term complications include an enlarged heart, heart failure, arrhythmia, cardiac arrest, and an enlarged esophagus or colon.
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Literary agent Andrew Wylie, speaking to the Associated Press, cited the cause of Roth's death as congestive heart failure.
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His wife, Nora Masterson, said the cause was complications of congestive heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and emphysema.
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Heart transplantation is the best option for people with end-stage heart failure that has stopped responding to medication.
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If not repaired, it increases the likelihood of high blood pressure in the lungs, heart failure, arrhythmia, and stroke.
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Michael died of heart failure and was found in his home on Christmas Day, his rep confirmed to PEOPLE.
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Novartis (NVS) said a new study shows its chronic heart failure treatment contributes to a higher quality of life.
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It can increase blood pressure and pulse rate, causing coronary artery disease, heart failure, arrhythmias, stroke, and even death.
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It also reduces your risk of cancer (other kinds!), lowers the risk of heart failure, and makes you smarter.
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The reporter died of congestive heart failure after clocking 159 hours of overtime in the month before her death.
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Or, if you're someone with congestive heart failure or dialysis, the IV could bruise your skin, Dr. Ali says.
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The actor also found himself in the hospital for heart failure in December 2015 and again, three years later.
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According to his sister, Landham died from congestive heart failure in a hospital in Lexington, KY, the AP reports.
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"The time to intensify equitable efforts to prevent and optimize the treatment of heart failure is now," he said.
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"We were also surprised at the association of young adult blood pressure with later life heart failure," he said.
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"Both practitioners as well as women with diabetes should certainly be on the lookout for heart failure-type symptoms."
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Fewer than half of people with congestive heart failure, chronic obstructive lung disease, or frailty got palliative care consults.
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Short tried playing the sympathy card -- his lawyer informed the judge Short's sister died of heart failure last week.
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Teva's current strategy did not include further pursuing the heart failure treatment, known as MPC-150-IM, Itescu said.
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John Fudenberg, coroner for Clark County in Nevada, said Lewis died from heart failure due to peripheral vascular disease.
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Diuretic drugs (but not all drugs) were shown to be superior to exercise in preventing death from heart failure.
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News 12 New Jersey reported that Daniels had been in hospice care since mid-April with congestive heart failure.
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He suffered kidney failure, went into a coma, with the cause of death reported as heart failure on Thursday.
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With low levels, some people might experience high blood pressure, swelling and even congestive heart failure, the FDA says.
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So when K.J. died in May of congestive heart failure after a long battle with leukemia, Kaleb was devastated.
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A charity called Equinac said the tourists' behavior likely shocked the animal and may have caused its heart failure.
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Women taking this medicine may also reduce their risk of heart failure by pairing it with another drug, dexrazoxane.
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The death of Mr. Breitbart, at age 43 of heart failure, was a shock to his reporters and fans.
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The company said St. Jude's devices to treat heart failure and abnormal heart rhythm complement its own cardiovascular products.
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Heart failure, then, is a medical condition that needs to be treated to prevent a life-threatening heart attack.
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The cause was congestive heart failure, according to a statement from Joanne Drake, a spokeswoman for Mrs. Reagan. Mrs.
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By Monday, his condition had worsened and he was diagnosed with congestive heart failure and placed in intensive care.
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During follow-up, 4,570 participants had events like heart attacks, 5,119 had heart failure events, and 2,862 had strokes.
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The cause was heart failure, according to a statement by the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in Menlo Park, Calif.
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Some European news organizations reported that the cause was heart failure and that he had died in a hospital.
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We have higher numbers of people who are hospitalized for exacerbated heart failure, the weakening of the heart muscle.
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Recently, researchers searched for randomized controlled trials that evaluated the use of reduced sodium intake to treat heart failure.
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The leaky mitral valve makes the heart enlarge even more, as it tries to compensate, and heart failure worsens.
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In contrast, just 92 who got the device were hospitalized for heart failure during the period, and 28 died.
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The new trial promises to alter prospects for many people with severe heart failure who had relatively few options.
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The incidence of heart failure has declined overall in both sexes in recent years and remains higher in men.
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Women in the study were more likely to be older and to have other diseases along with heart failure.
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In addition to being a risk for heart disease, hypertension can lead to kidney disease, heart failure and aneurysm.
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Some of the researchers who helped develop a new heart-failure drug are criticizing its high price, Bloomberg reports.
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Menopause before age 40 increased the risk for coronary artery disease, heart failure, blood clots and heart valve problems.
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It's associated with conditions many older people contend with, particularly high blood pressure, but also swelling and heart failure.
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Deborah Christensen, Ms. Cerny's partner of 22019 years, said the cause was coronary artery disease and congestive heart failure.
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A cutting-edge cancer treatment can also cure certain kinds of heart failure in mice, scientists reported on Wednesday.
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Public health officials blame high levels of sodium consumption for health problems such as cardiovascular disease and heart failure.
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In 2009, Mayo Clinic began recommending HIIT to people who had been diagnosed with heart attack or heart failure.
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North Korea, which has not been allowed to examine Mr. Kim's body, asserts that he died of heart failure.
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His lungs were unable to provide enough gas exchange, leading to heart failure and near cardiac arrest, officials said.
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Some of the most exciting and futuristic developments in heart failure devices come from the field of soft robotics.
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His death, at a hospital, was caused by heart failure after complications of kidney disease, his brother, Tom, said.
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They say congestive heart failure caused his death, and it's a condition he first found out about in 2000.
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