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Higher visit-to-visit variability in systolic blood pressure is linked to faster progression of white matter lesions in patients at high cardiovascular risk, a study finds.

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Iron deficiency testing remains inconsistent among patients with incident heart failure in UK primary care, with variation by age, sex, and presence of long-term conditions.

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