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Friberg L et al. – Digoxin is mainly given to an elderly and frailer subset of AF–patients and is thus associated with an increased mortality. When differences in patient characteristics are accounted for digoxin use appears to be neutral regarding mortality and major cardiovascular events in AF patients.

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