Acute myocardial infarction is now considered more treatable than ever. However, despite optimized reperfusion, modern pharmacotherapies and improved care systems, one risk remains that is underestimated in many clinical procedures: the development of new heart failure after surviving an infarction. A recent analysis by a large US healthcare system shows that post-infarction heart failure occurs more frequently than a new myocardial infarction – and significantly affects the prognosis of those affected.
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