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New Aids to Heart Rhythm Control Show Mixed Results
Doctors note drugs like quinidine and digitalis can affect abnormal heart rhythms but bring frequent toxic reactions and uncertain benefit. New research from Medical College Philadelphia supports hormones possibly lowering blood fats linked to heart risk, while a digital computer helps analyze EKGs to pinpoint old heart attack sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Jerfect
Heart Medical College
Philadelphia
Hubert V. Pipberger
Veterans Administration
Washington