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“These results demonstrate the uneven distribution of obesity and severe obesity across youths in the United States and underscore the need for ongoing treatment, prevention, and public health interventions.” — Dr. William J. Heerman, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

“Patients hospitalized for HFrEF in US clinical practice are at very high risk of poor clinical outcomes, even when prescribed quadruple medical therapy.” — Dr. Stephen J. Greene, Duke Clinical Research Institute

“Relying on spot serum lactate as a marker for poor perfusion leads to incorrect and harmful interventions, particularly fluid overload.” — Dr. Frank Brodkey

“Outcomes depend not only on which treatments are delivered but also on how rapidly and efficiently they are initiated across EMS agencies, emergency departments, and hospital-based stroke teams.” — AHA/ASA Guideline Authors

“Atherosclerosis is often called a ‘silent’ disease because it typically causes no symptoms in its early stages.” — Medically reviewed by Jimmy Almond, MD, Epoch Times