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Episode #10: Diabetes and bariatric surgery, IRIS on early post-MI primary-prevention ICDs, incidental findings on cardiac CT, 20 000-patient DAPT clinical trial starts enrolling, new "principles" on authorship and COI from PhRMA

Oct 9, 2009 12:20 EDT


Reviewing the week ending October 9, 2009, we highlight the following heartwire articles:

 

Join us for an audio recap of the news that is important to cardiologists this week.





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Episode #10: Diabetes and bariatric surgery, IRIS on early post-MI primary-prevention ICDs, incidental findings on cardiac CT, 20 000-patient DAPT clinical trial starts enrolling, new "principles" on authorship and COI from PhRMA
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October 22, 2009 08:34 (EDT)
Miss24
There have been found even what are called say, on 'multiple alleles', that is to say, two or more different 'versions' and 'readings' -in addition to the normal, non-mutated one -of the same place in the chromosome code; that means not only two, but three or more alternatives in that particular one 'locus', any two of which are to each other in the relation 'dominant-recessive' when they occur simultaneously in their corresponding loci of the two homologous chromosomes. ,

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