2/3 of Heart Failure Patients Don't Get Major Drug

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2/3 of Heart Failure Patients Don't Get Major Drug

More than two-thirds of patients hospitalized with serious heart failure aren't prescribed an aldosterone antagonist, a recommended therapy that increases the odds of survival.

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