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health17 hours ago•9 min saved

Massive trial finds beta blockers may be unnecessary after uncomplicated heart attacks

The REBOOT trial (8,505 patients, ~109 hospitals, ~4 years) found that beta blockers did not meaningfully reduce death, recurrent heart attack, or heart-failure hospitalization in patients who had an uncomplicated heart attack with preserved heart function, and a sex-specific analysis showed higher risk for women taking the drugs. This could push a shift toward more personalized post–heart attack care and reduce unnecessary prescriptions, though beta blockers may still be appropriate for patients with reduced function or other indications.

via ScienceDaily|

#beta-blockers #health #heart-attack

entertainment-movies5 days ago•5 min saved

Bob Odenkirk: Rage, Recalibration, and the Move to Action After Heart Trouble

Bob Odenkirk discusses shifting from Saul Goodman to action roles driven by his ‘rage,’ the limits and value of satire, his experience working with Henry Winkler on Normal, and how surviving a 2021 heart attack slowed him down and reshaped his priorities, with Normal now in cinemas.

via The Guardian|

#better-call-saul #bob-odenkirk #entertainment-movies

health10 days ago•5 min saved

Three heart attacks in four days: hospital worker’s survival story

A 62-year-old Florida hospital worker, who felt healthy, suffered a clogged widowmaker artery that required a stent. Shortly after, he experienced two more heart attacks in four days due to a blood clot and heavy artery calcification. Doctors performed intracoronary lithotripsy to break the calcium, placed a second stent, and started blood thinners. He spent days in the hospital, then weeks recovering at home and began dietary changes and ongoing follow-up to reduce future risk.

via CBS News|

#cardiology #health #healthcare-worker

health23 days ago•7 min saved

Human Hearts Show Regrowth After Heart Attacks, Study Finds

New human data confirm that heart muscle cells can regrow after a heart attack, challenging the long-held belief that damage is permanent. By analyzing living heart tissue from bypass patients, researchers observed increased cardiomyocyte mitosis in the damaged regions, suggesting a regenerative process alongside scarring. While not yet reversing heart failure, these findings pave the way for therapies that boost the heart’s natural cell production to repair damage and potentially reduce reliance on transplantation.

via SciTechDaily|

#cardiomyocytes #health #heart

entertainment25 days ago•4 min saved

Patrick Muldoon dies at 57; heart attack confirmed as cause of death

Actor and producer Patrick Muldoon died at 57 in Beverly Hills on April 19; a death certificate reviewed by People confirms the cause of death as a myocardial infarction (heart attack), with pulmonary embolism and hereditary coagulopathy contributing. Muldoon, known for Days of Our Lives and Melrose Place, also produced projects including the crime comedy Riff Raff, and was cremated after his passing.

via Los Angeles Times|

#days-of-our-lives #death #entertainment

obituaries26 days ago•13 min saved

Patrick Muldoon Cause Of Death Revealed: Heart Attack Linked To Coagulation Disorder

Patrick Muldoon, known for Days of Our Lives, died at 57 from a myocardial infarction (heart attack); his death certificate lists a pulmonary embolism and hereditary coagulopathy as underlying causes, and he was cremated after his passing, with tributes from peers following the news.

via Deadline|

#cause-of-death #heart-attack #hereditary-coagulopathy

entertainment26 days ago•5 min saved

Melrose Place star Patrick Muldoon dies after heart attack, death certificate reveals

Patrick Muldoon, known for Melrose Place and Days of Our Lives, died April 19 in Beverly Hills after a myocardial infarction; a death certificate lists pulmonary embolism and hereditary coagulopathy as underlying factors, and his remains were cremated April 28. He is survived by his partner Miriam Rothbart, his parents, sister Shana Muldoon-Zappa, and other relatives; the news was confirmed by his manager to Variety.

via Fox News|

#days-of-our-lives #death-certificate #entertainment

health27 days ago•5 min saved

Weather Extremes Raise Cardiovascular Risk, New Study Finds

A study of more than 8 million residents in Eastern Poland (2011–2020) links heat waves and cold snaps to higher rates of major cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events. Heat days saw immediate spikes—7.5% more events and 9.5% more deaths—while cold waves produced a delayed 4–5.9% risk increase in subsequent days. Air pollution accounted for about 13% of cardiovascular deaths over the decade. Risks were higher for women and people under 65, suggesting environmental factors should be integrated into cardiovascular risk assessment amid ongoing climate change.

via Fox News|

#air-pollution #extreme-weather #health

entertainment1 month ago•17 min saved

Sami Sheen mourns Patrick Muldoon, Denise Richards’ ex, after sudden heart attack death

Sami Sheen honored Patrick Muldoon—Denise Richards’ former boyfriend and her mom’s longtime friend—after Muldoon died of a sudden heart attack at 57 in Beverly Hills. Sheen described him as beloved and quick-witted, while Richards shared a heartfelt tribute calling him her best friend. Muldoon, who dated Richards for about five years in the late ’90s, was found by his partner Miriam Rothbart; he died Sunday with paramedics pronouncing him dead at the scene. Sheen also posted a cloud-shaped sign she believed was a message from Muldoon.

via Page Six|

#celebrity-deaths #denise-richards #entertainment

entertainment1 month ago•15 min saved

Denise Richards Mourns Best Friend Patrick Muldoon in Heartfelt Instagram Tribute

Denise Richards announced the death of her best friend Patrick Muldoon, who died at 57 after a heart attack. The pair, who met in acting class decades ago, shared a 36-year bond, with Richards describing Muldoon as protective, loyal, and larger-than-life, and she asked for signs that he’s still with her as she grieves.

via Deadline|

#best-friend #denise-richards #entertainment

entertainment1 month ago•5 min saved

Days of Our Lives alum Patrick Muldoon dies at 57 after heart attack

Patrick Muldoon, the actor known for Days of Our Lives and Melrose Place, died at 57 from a sudden heart attack at his Beverly Hills home. Found unconscious by his partner Miriam Rothbart, he was pronounced dead at the scene. Muldoon was an active producer—set to work on the film Kockroach—and is survived by his partner, his parents, and his sister and niece.

via Fox News|

#days-of-our-lives #entertainment #heart-attack

entertainment1 month ago•38 min saved

Patrick Muldoon dies at 57 after heart attack at Beverly Hills home

Patrick Muldoon, 57, the Days of Our Lives and Melrose Place star, died at his Beverly Hills home after suffering a heart attack on Sunday morning; his girlfriend found him unconscious after he went to take a shower, and paramedics failed to revive him. The USC alumnus was known for Austin Reed on Days of Our Lives and Richard Hart on Melrose Place, and appeared in Starship Troopers, with recent work including a crime thriller project and an Instagram post about it; he is survived by his partner Miriam Rothbart and his family.

via Daily Mail|

#days-of-our-lives #entertainment #heart-attack

health1 month ago•268 min saved

Morning Rush: Why Heart Attacks Happen More Often at Daybreak

Cardiologists say heart attacks are most common in the morning (roughly 6 a.m.–noon) due to circadian-related adrenaline and cortisol surges that raise blood pressure, though they can occur anytime; women may have different accompanying symptoms; to lower risk, maintain a consistent sleep routine, limit morning caffeine/exercise, manage stress, and adopt heart‑healthy habits (no tobacco, balanced diet, regular exercise) with regular medical checkups.

via AOL.com|

#cardiology #circadian-rhythm #health

health1 month ago•173 min saved

Rethinking lifelong beta-blocker use after a heart attack

CNN reports that the traditional lifelong beta-blocker therapy after a heart attack is under scrutiny, with evidence suggesting that 1–2 years of use may suffice for many patients to reduce side effects and costs. CNN invites readers to submit questions for Dr. Sanjay Gupta to answer in an upcoming video.

via CNN|

#beta-blockers #cardiology #health

health1 month ago•180 min saved

Study prompts rethinking lifelong beta-blocker therapy after heart attack

A South Korean NEJM study found that among stable, low-risk heart-attack survivors, stopping beta-blockers after one year was as safe as continuing them for years: 58 events (7.2%) vs 74 (9%), deaths 2.4% vs 3.4%, recurrent heart attack 2.3% vs 2.6%, and heart-failure hospitalizations about 2% in both groups, with modest increases in BP/HR but SBP kept under 130. The results—alongside evolving guidelines—suggest lifelong beta-blockers may not be necessary for all, supporting shared decision-making and potential cost savings, though not all patients are candidates and further data are needed.

via CNN|

#beta-blockers #de-escalation #guidelines