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Improving survival in the six months after diagnosis of heart failure in the past decade: population-based data from the UK
Heart, 07/23/09
Mehta PA et al. – Although early mortality remains high among patients with newly diagnosed heart failure in the UK general population, there is strong evidence of a marked improvement in survival from 1995–97 to 2004–05, perhaps partially explained by an increased usage of neurohormonal antagonists.
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