The link between diabetes and cardiovascular issues is well known. Previous studies have suggested that myocardial infarction — heart attacks — are the most frequent cause of death for patients with both diabetes and cardiovascular issues. A new study suggests that heart failure is also a significant factor. While a heart attack is usually sudden and results from an arterial blockage, heart failure is usually the result of a gradual weakening of the heart muscle. By taking treatment steps to prevent the development of heart failure, cardio related deaths in diabetes patients could be reduced. Read more
Heart Failure Risk in Diabetes Patients
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