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No trial has tested starting all four HFrEF drugs at once. What the speed evidence actually supports, where guidelines split, and how to close the implementation gap.

As new Medicaid work mandates start to take effect, patients in some states are asking physicians for waivers, saying they’re too sick or disabled to work. But rules for granting waivers are confusing.

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