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Special Report - Health Care - December 11, 2009 |
By Jeanne Gustafson
Of the Journal of Business
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Using data collected in a well-known, long-term heart study here, Spokane researchers have discovered what they believe is a link between elevated levels of phosphorus in the bloodstream and a deadly form of heart disease.
The researchers also found that reduced kidney function in a patient can predict development of that type of heart disease, which is marked by coronary-artery calcification and is difficult to treat, says Dr. Katherine Tuttle. Tuttle, the medical and scientific...
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The researchers also found that reduced kidney function in a patient can predict development of that type of heart disease, which is marked by coronary-artery calcification and is difficult to treat, says Dr. Katherine Tuttle. Tuttle, the medical and scientific...
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