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Heart failure test in U.K.

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  1. Heart failure - when your ticker misses a beat
    Source: Daily Telegraph
    Date: 19/08/2003
    A feature in today's Telegraph focuses on heart failure, offering detailed
    descriptions of its causes and symptoms. There is a great deal of confusion
    surrounding the disorder, and the Telegraph says that 'alarm is often
    compounded by the varied approaches of GPs to diagnosis and treatment.' A
    new blood test, called B-type natruiretic peptide, promises to provide a
    swift, simple and relatively inexpensive way to find out if a patient has
    early heart failure. Very few people are offered it in the UK, but this
    could change as a result of recent backing by the NICE. The article includes
    a section on 'questions to ask your GP', and a case study of a man who took
    Eucardic to manage his heart problems.

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