Slow Aging and Delay Chronic Disease Development

Slow Aging and Delay Chronic Disease Development

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Slow Aging and Delay Chronic Disease Development
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There is a 17-year Gap Between New Science and It's Adoption in Clinical Practice

There is a 17-year Gap Between New Science and It's Adoption in Clinical Practice

It is 34 Years In Cardiovascular Disease

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William H Bestermann Jr MD
Jul 01, 2022
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The National Academy of Medicine points to a 17-year gap between new medical science and it’s adoption in clinical practice. In cardiovascular disease, it is twice that. (see applying evidence to healthcare delivery) We knew in 1988 that opening blockages in arteries did not prevent cardiac death or heart attack. The first heart artery stent was placed …

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