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Warfarin Nonadherence: What Factors Lead Patients with Afib to Discontinue?

pharmacytimes.com June 30, 2018

Patients with atrial fibrillation (AF) frequently discontinue their warfarin therapy, and a recently-published study offers insight into factors that may contribute to nonadherence. The report, released in JAMA Cardiology, focused on patients with AF who stopped warfarin treatment within a year, noting that certain AF procedures may be predictors for therapy discontinuation.

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