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Predicting PTSD in Gunshot Wound Survivors: The Role of Shock Index, Hypotension, and Blood Transfusion
Posted inEmergency Medicine news Psychiatry

Predicting PTSD in Gunshot Wound Survivors: The Role of Shock Index, Hypotension, and Blood Transfusion

Posted by By MedXY 09/12/2026
This study highlights how early physiologic markers like shock index and hypotension can predict PTSD risk in gunshot wound survivors, while blood transfusion shows an inverse relationship, aiding targeted mental health interventions.
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Finerenone and Hypotension Risk in Heart Failure: Evidence from the FINEARTS-HF Trial
Posted inCardiology news

Finerenone and Hypotension Risk in Heart Failure: Evidence from the FINEARTS-HF Trial

Posted by By MedXY 12/26/2025
This analysis of the FINEARTS-HF trial identifies that while finerenone increases hypotension risk in HFmrEF and HFpEF patients, its clinical benefits persist. The study highlights key predictors of hypotension, such as low baseline blood pressure and advanced age, emphasizing the need for vigilant clinical monitoring.
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