Pope Francis died of a stroke and subsequent irreversible heart failure, the Vatican said on Monday. The 88-year-old pontiff battled several health issues all his life, which the doctors say could ...

Heart failure (HF ... memory DL method to identify patients with congestive HF. ECG data from 5 public databases were used for training and testing. 69 The existing data were divided into 2 groups ...

These effects were seen after hydrogel treatment in cultured cells and in a rat model of ischemic heart failure. "The irreversible loss of cardiomyocytes—or heart muscle cells—following ...

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) Hearing loss is associated with an increased risk of heart failure, with psychological distress playing a significant role. A study involving 164,431 ...

Allowing patients with heart failure to drink as much fluid as they want had no negative effects on safety outcomes — including hospitalization and death — and prevented discomfort related to ...

including those with heart failure, coronary artery disease or congenital heart disease (excluding isolated hypertension),” the authors of the editorial wrote. “For every 1 million ...

Wai was in med school at Loma Linda when he noticed his failure to approach his patients ... this person’s ailment or ability to carry out treatment? Does this patient have community?

The researchers found heart failure is associated with a significant decrease in cognition at the time of diagnosis. Decisions about treatment, Shore says, are complex and highly dependent on ...

TAP-IT (Thoracentesis to Alleviate Cardiac Pleural Effusion–Interventional Trial) investigated the effect of therapeutic thoracentesis in addition to standard medical therapy in patients with acute ...

Compared to those without heart failure, the rate of flu-related hospitalization was highest for patients with congestive heart failure followed by COPD and blood disorders, the data showed.

Limitations included missing patient-reported outcomes, exclusion of advanced heart failure patients, and COVID-19's impact on recruitment and care patterns. Despite showing no overall benefit ...