It seems a long time since fish-oil supplementation was mainstream thinking. Maybe we need to start re-evaluating in other areas?
Original Article: Fish-Oil Supplementation and Cardiovascular Events in Patients Receiving Hemodialysis (PISCES trial) nej.md/49zWuqo
Editorial: Fish Oil for Patients Receiving Hemodialysis — Red Herring or Great Catch? nej.md/49zWAOM
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ALT Panel A: The mean cumulative number of serious cardiovascular events per participant in each trial group. Panel B: Event-free survival according to trial group.
ALT A figure showing participants with cardiovascular events.
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Rarely come back to twitter now - but sometimes it is worth signposting something of rare beauty. @jamesnaughtie is the prose poet of the airways. Bravo.
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Fulham Rd cinema closing after 94 years. Strangely unbearable. Let’s all sit at home and watch « content » on « streaming ». While scrolling. Miserable face emoji.
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Congratulations to @ERowland_Barts, consultant cardiologist and ex-medical director @NHSBartsHealth on receiving the prestigious @BritishCardioSo Mackenzie Medal from @BcsPresident for outstanding service to British cardiology.
ALT Dr Edward Roland (left), consultant cardiologist and ex-medical director of Barts Health receives the prestigious @BritishCardioSo Mackenzie Medal from BCS president Professor John Greenwood for outstanding service to British cardiology.
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Congratulations to Professor David Wood, Emeritus Professor in Cardiology @ImperialMed's International Centre for Circulatory Health, on receiving the prestigious @BritishCardioSo Mackenzie Medal from @BCSpresident for outstanding service to British cardiology.
ALT Professor David Wood (left), emeritus professor of cardiology, National Heart and Lung Institute at Imperial College, London, receives the highest BCS honour, the Mackenzie Medal, from BCS president Professor John Greenwood, in recognition of outstanding service to British cardiology.
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