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STIMULANT ASSOCIATED HEART FAILURE WITH METHAMPHETAMINE AND COCAINE USE: SURVIVAL AND RESOURCE UTILIZATION AT A SAFETY-NET HOSPITAL

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The epidemiology, health and financial impacts of stimulant-associated heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (stimulant-HFrEF), specifically related to methamphetamine and cocaine use remains uncertain, as studies of patient-centered outcomes and… Click to show full abstract

The epidemiology, health and financial impacts of stimulant-associated heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (stimulant-HFrEF), specifically related to methamphetamine and cocaine use remains uncertain, as studies of patient-centered outcomes and health care resource utilization are lacking.

Keywords: cocaine use; heart failure; stimulant; associated heart; methamphetamine cocaine; stimulant associated

Journal Title: Journal of the American College of Cardiology
Year Published: 2018

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