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Could a fully human monoclonal antibody reduce bleeding risk in atrial fibrillation patients?

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A study in NEJM shows that abelacimab, a fully human monoclonal antibody targeting factor XI, significantly reduces bleeding risk compared to rivaroxaban in atrial fibrillation patients, suggesting a safer alternative for stroke prevention. Data from JAMA Health Forum reveals growing consolidation of primary care practices by hospitals and private equity firms, driving up healthcare costs without clear quality improvements. The largest U.S. tuberculosis outbreak in Kansas underscores the importance of vigilance and rapid response by healthcare providers, while a study in JAMA Network Open finds women, particularly nonmenopausal females aged 40–54, at higher risk for long COVID, emphasizing the need for tailored prevention and treatment strategies.

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