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Findings largely independent of blood pressure and type 2 diabetes

Study reveals other smoking cessation aids are tied to more successful quits

Eric Lander said his resignation is effective ‘no later than February 18 in order to permit an orderly transfer’

Adherence to follow-up, blood pressure control better in those with remote BP monitoring, telehealth versus usual care

Score based on six clinical factors including no fever at time of admission, no history of pulmonary disease, high white blood cell count

In high polygenic risk score group, ideal versus poor LS7 linked to 20.2 more years free of coronary heart disease

7.36 percent of patients had minor complications, mainly insertion site hematomas; 0.41 percent had major complications

Subgroup analysis indicates treatment efficacy differed with presence or absence of pulmonary vascular disease unmasked by exercise

Rate of symptomatic intracranial hemorrhage lower with tenecteplase than the current standard medication for thrombolysis, alteplase

Almost all hospitalized COVID-19 patients with a bleeding event were receiving mechanical ventilation, full-dose anticoagulation