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Certain Diabetes Meds May Lower Heart Failure Risk – WebMD

March 11, 2013Organ Failureadmin

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Certain Diabetes Meds May Lower Heart Failure Risk
WebMD
Researchers from Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit found that patients taking so-called GLP-1 drugs -- including brand-name medications such as Byetta, Januvia and Victoza -- were more than 40 percent less likely to be hospitalized for heart failure than ...
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