Premorbid use of selective beta-blockers improves sepsis incidence and course: human cohort and animal model studies

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• who: ufeffShiao-Yaufeff ufeffHongufeff from the Newcastle University, United Kingdom have published the Article: Premorbid use of selective beta-blockers improves sepsis incidence and course: Human cohort and animal model studies, in the Journal: (JOURNAL) of 18/04/2023
• what: The study showed that beta-blocker exposure prior to sepsis is associated with reduced mortality . Frontiers in Medicine This nationwide population-based study was designed to investigate the impact of individual beta-blockers on the development of sepsis and to investigate whether the use of selective beta-blockers is associated with a reduced risk of . . .
  

   

  

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