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The reduction in second myocardial infarction was also statistically significant at 30 days both when the second myocardial infarctions were determined by the treating clinician (p-value 0. The results reported from the roxithromycin study (6), which randomized patients hospitalized for unstable angina or non-Q wave infarctions to 1 month of treatment with roxithromycin or placebo, were preliminary findings from the first 31 days of the 6-month follow-up. Paigen, the Jackson Laboratory scientist who directs Nishina and Naggert's research, says a genetic phenomenon called incomplete penetrance could account for the fact that myocardial infarctions strike mostly men and postmenopausal women. |
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