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Impact of Oral Antidiabetics on Heart Failure
Diabetes mellitus is primarily perceived as a risk factor for ischemic heart disease and general atherosclerotic complications. However, an equally significant problem is the association between diabetes and heart failure. This hypothesis is confirmed by the VALUE study, which primarily focused on arterial hypertension. Its results show that individuals with diabetes had a higher risk of heart failure compared to the risk of acute myocardial infarction.
Position of Levodropropizine in Cough Therapy
An international group of specialists focused in 2016–2017 on a detailed evaluation of current…
Cost Effectiveness of FVIII Substitution Versus Non-Factor Therapy for Hemophilia A
With new treatment options for hemophilia A without inhibitors, the question of cost-effectiveness…
The World of Viruses is Constantly Evolving and Bringing Us New Surprises
The last decade has been marked by the emergence of new, as well as re-emerging human pathogens responsible...
Vascular Disease in the Gradually Aging Population of Hemophiliacs: An Underestimated Problem?
The aging population of individuals with hemophilia brings new experiences and challenges, leading…
Less Ventricular Arrhythmias and ICD Shocks After Introduction of Sacubitril/Valsartan
Is the decrease in the incidence of sudden cardiac death among patients using sacubitril/valsartan…
Diosmin – Still an Important Modality in the Treatment of Venous Insufficiency
Chronic venous insufficiency is a highly prevalent disease in the Western population. Unfortunately,...
Europe and Tooth Decay: The Situation is Improving Thanks to Fluorides and New Technologies
How to prevent tooth decay? This question has been addressed by doctors for several centuries. A…