Advancements in Heart Health: Blood Transfusions, Ablation for AFib, and New Medications
Update: 2025-11-08
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Recent studies have shown that the timing of blood transfusions after major surgery can impact the risk of complications in patients with heart disease. Successful catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation (AFib) may reduce stroke risk and eliminate the need for long-term blood thinners. Additionally, standard care has been found to be more effective than a minimally invasive procedure for older individuals with irregular heart rhythms. Furthermore, new research suggests that a one-month course of clot-preventing therapy followed by a single medication is as effective as a year-long regimen for adults with AFib who received a stent. Finally, a new daily pill called enlicitide has shown promising results in significantly lowering LDL cholesterol levels, offering a convenient alternative for high-risk individuals.
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