Diabetics with Abnormal Heart
Rhythm at Serious Risk
A new study shows atrial fibrillation, the most common form of abnormal heart rhythm, increases the risk of death for persons with diabetes.
The original study involved more than 11,000 people and revealed that diabetics with atrial fibrillation were "…61 percent more likely to die from any cause, 77 percent more likely to die from cardiovascular causes such as a heart attack or stroke, and 68 percent more likely to develop heart failure or other problems such as stroke," as reported in HealthDay News.
There was also good news: aggressive treatment reduced the risk of death. So find out if you're at risk - get screened today. See details below.
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