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Reduction of LDL-C-related residual cardiovascular risk with ezetimibe: are mechanistic considerations warranted in practice?
Effect of vitamin D on all-cause mortality in heart failure (EVITA): a 3-year randomized clinical trial with 4000 IU vitamin D daily [Free]
Understanding the role of genetics in hypertension
Limitations of the SCORE-guided European guidelines on cardiovascular disease prevention [Free]
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Risk assessement and its management: from SCORE to statins, ezetimibe to PCSK inhibitors
TAVI the frontier of interventional cardiology 40 years after the first ballon angioplasty
Management of arrhythmias: NOACs, digoxin, alcohol, light, and devices
Congenital heart disease: some progress, but still the challenge of a lifetime!
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