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Round Up Email September 2020

Highlights include use of SGLT2 inhbitors in heart failure, weight loss as a predictor as possible cancer and a summary of the evidence of putting diabetes into remission.

  • Question 1

    SGLT2 inhibitors in heart failure – further evidence of benefit of SGLT2 inhibitors in reduced ejection fraction heart failure (in patients with and without Type 2 Diabetes).: EMPEROR - Reduced (empagliflozin in reduced ejection fraction heart failure)

    1) Which of the following is true regarding the use of SGLT2 inhibitors in heart failure?

  • Question 2

    Weight loss and cancer risk – what is the evidence?: Weight loss and cancer risk

    2) Which statement regarding weight loss and cancer risk is true?

  • Question 3

    Low dose colchicine in coronary heart disease – encouraging evidence of benefit of reduction in cardiovascular risk with use of low dose colchicine in CHD.: COLchicine Cardiovascular Outcomes Trial (COLCOT) - Efficacy and Safety of low-dose colchicine after myocardial infarction

    3) Which statement regarding trial evidence of colchicine in coronary heart disease is true?

  • Question 4

    Microcytosis (without anaemia) and cancer risk – what is the evidence?: Microcytosis without anaemia and cancer risk

    4) Which statement regarding microcytosis and cancer risk is true?

  • Question 5

    Diabetes in Remission – a summary of the evidence for "putting Type 2 Diabetes into remission" on GPnotebook.: Diabetes in remission

    5) Which statement regarding diabetes in remission is true?

  • Question 6

    HPV on a cervical smear – is this evidence of new infection or HPV reactivation?: HPV - new infection or reactivation?

    6) Which statement regarding HPV on a cervical smear is true

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