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Presenter: Salim Yusuf, MD, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. The study: A multicenter, prospective, randomized, controlled trial of Candesartan a direct angiotensin II subtype I receptor antagonist ; in 768 patients with congestive heart failure. Patients were randomized to 1 of doses of Candesartan 4, 8, or 16 mg d ; , enalapril alone 20 mg d ; , enalapril 10 mg d plus Candesartan 4 mg d, or enalapril 10 mg d plus Candesartan 8 mg d. The primary end point of the study was exercise tolerance; the secondary end point was ventricular function. The results: There were no differences among groups in exercise capacity, symptomatic deterioration, or quality of life; combination therapy resulted in lower levels of serum aldosterone, greater blood pressure reduction, improved ejection fraction, decreased cardiac dilatation, and a reduction in atrial natriuretic peptide and brain natriuretic peptide than either therapy alone. There were no significant differences in mortality, clinical deterioration of heart failure, or hospitalizations. Summary: Candesartan appears to be comparable to enalapril in terms of clinical outcome. Combination therapy results in greater suppression of aldosterone, prevention of ventricular dilatation, and a greater reduction in natriuretic peptides.
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OBJECTIVE -- The purpose of this study was to test whether a short-course treatment with ACE inhibitors may restore endothelium-dependent and or -independent vasodilation in the femoral artery of microalbuminuric patients with type 1 diabetes and normal arterial pressure. RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS -- We studied nine normotensive microalbuminuric type 1 diabetic patients and two groups of control subjects matched for femoral artery diameter to type 1 diabetic patients after placebo control group A, n 17 ; and ACE inhibitor control group B, n 18 ; treatment, respectively. The patients were enrolled in a double-blind cross-over study with a 1-week trial of either placebo, captopril 25 mg t.i.d. ; , or eanlapril 10 mg day ; in randomized order to ascertain whether short-term ACE inhibition obtained with captopril ; or without enalapril ; a sulfhydryl donor molecule ameliorates vessel wall function. Endothelium-mediated flow-dependent vasodilation and endothelium-independent vasodilation were evaluated in the right common femoral artery by echo Doppler. RESULTS -- Both captopril and enalapril normalized control group B 22.9 3.2% per 8 min ; endothelium-dependent response 19.6 7.5 and 18.0 5.3 vs. 10.4 4.1% per 8 min, P 0.01, for both captopril and enalapril versus placebo, respectively ; in the type 1 diabetic patients. Captopril 28.4 3.5 vs. 17.1 3.5% per 5 min during placebo, P 0.05 ; but not enalapril 20.1 3.0 vs. 31.7 2.8% per 5 min, P 0.05 for enalapril versus control group B, and NS for captopril vs. control group B ; ameliorated endothelium-independent vasodilation in type 1 diabetic patients. CONCLUSIONS -- ACE inhibition improves endothelium-dependent vasodilation in the femoral artery of normotensive microalbuminuric type 1 diabetic patients. Captopril also ameliorates endothelium-independent vasodilation, possibly through its sulfhydryl donor properties. These results may be of pathophysiological relevance to prevent cardiovascular complications in these patients. Diabetes Care 22: 15361542, 1999.
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Research on the application of dose-dense therapy This notion of dose-dense therapy has actually been tested by us in our institution over the last nine years. My colleagues Dr. Ellis, Dr. Gralow, and I have all been involved in this. We've completed a couple of pilot studies in women with high-risk primary breast cancer. To get into these studies, women had to have four or more positive lymph nodes or tumors that were hormone-receptor negative or tumors that were HER2-neu positive. All of those are known prognostic features that are relatively bad, and we didn't treat any patients who were node negative. These patients received Adriamycin on a weekly schedule and Cytoxan or cyclophosphamide on a daily schedule. In order to preserve what we felt was an important threshold for dose intensity, the patients also received a growth factor, GCSF, to stimulate white blood cell production, and that growth factor was given six days out of seven, so this involved self-injection for the patients or their husbands or someone. But it turned out that that was actually quite feasible, and for most people it didn't represent a substantial problem. We now have average follow-up on these patients in excess of five years, and the fiveyear cancer-free survival in this patient population is 85 percent. That 85 percent compares very favorably to 60 to percent, which one would expect from the 2002 HealthTalk Interactive, Inc. : healthtalk index Real People Connecting with the Experts for Better Health You may not reproduce this material for commercial purposes without express written consent from HealthTalk. Please consult your own physician for medical advice most appropriate for you and escitalopram.
Funds" or trust accounts are only examined if there has been a complaint leading to an audit. The BC Ministry of Health Services is aware of the problem, and has empowered a working group called the "Optional Goods and Services Working Group" to study the problem and make recommendations back to the ministry. Ed Helfrich, Executive Director of the BC Care Association, who sits on the committee made up of health authority and provider representatives, says that it has been difficult obtaining information from facilities, which can be hesitant to provide information regarding billings from comfort funds or trust accounts. He advised me, in fact, to request information from the public trustee which he felt would be easier to obtain than information From faci~ities.~' Linda Thomas, Director of Contracted Residential Care and Assisted Living Facilities for Vancouver Coastal Health, confirms that the Ministry of Health Services has initiated a provincewide process to examine chargeable items and services, and lauds the initiative because she does not feel that this is just a Vancouver Coastal Health problem or that Vancouver Coastal Health should take a lead role. She indicated that Vancouver Coastal Health is, therefore, hesitant to gather information until the province determines what should be done. The Optional Goods and Services Working Group has been examining the problem for over 8 months, and has drafted a revenue generation policy outlining what must be included in facility per diems, but this information is not public as of this writing. The group's work has not addressed the pharmacy issue, which Ms. Archibald describes as "huge and difficult, " and which she indicates could require an additional three years of study. The draft revenue policy deals with supplies and equipment, as well as room differentials, which several intewiewees, including Archibald, describe as a big concern on two fronts. These are outlined below.
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Continued from page 3The Meaning of Peace in ATR blessings; when the network of relations with the spiritual, human and material beings is as it should be. And this is what is meant by peace in ATR. "Peace is good relationship well lived; health, absence of pressure and conflict, being strong and prosperous.1[9] Peace is the totality of wellbeing: fullness of life here and hereafter, what the Yoruba call alafia.[that is] `the sum total of all that man may desire: an undisturbed harmonious life.'"1[10] If one is therefore lacking in any of the basic things that are considered essential to life in an African society like good health, a wife or a husband, children, means of sustenance of one's family ; or if one, though possessing these things, does not enjoy a good relationship with the other members of the community living or dead ; , one cannot be said to have peace. Mere material wealth or progress that is not accompanied by an integral moral life is neither regarded as fullness of life nor is it envied in traditional African societies. Any action that is capable of hindering another from attaining the fullness of life is considered a breach of peace. A selfish or unjust person, even when he or she is not violent, is anti-social and is therefore regarded by the Africans as an enemy of peace. In the Kenyan Kikuyu litany of peace, Ngai, the Supreme Being, is asked for some of the things associated with the fullness of life: increase in population, prosperity not only of the people, but also of the flock and the herds, freedom from illness and a fertile land.
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