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Not all people may need beta-blockers long-term - Health Care Today
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Not all people may need beta-blockers long-term - Health Care Today
Having a heart attack can raise a person’s risk for other cardiovascular conditions. Following a heart attack, doctors typically prescribe a combination of therapies, including medications like beta-blockers. A new study found that people who have had a heart attack, but who are considered low risk for other cardiovascular complications, may be able to safely discontinue beta-blocker use after at least one year. Now, a new study presented at th…
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