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The management of stable angina
October 2011Br J Cardiol 2011;18(Suppl 3):s1-s12doi:10.5837/bjc.2011.s02 Leave a commentClick any image to enlarge
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Conflict of interest: Dr Chris Arden has received honoraria for attending advisory boards and a research grant from Servier. Professor Kim Fox has received fees, honoraria and research grants from Servier. Dr Eddie Thornton-Chan has received research funding from Rhone-Poulenc Rorer, Sanofi-Aventis, the Medical Research Council and the Department of Health; educational grants from Abbott, Lederle, Wyeth and Servier; honoraria from the Greater Manchester & Cheshire Cardiac & Stroke Network; and received funding from Servier to run The Angina Clinic in Clarendon Medical Centre - no funding was received for the study reported. Mr Frederique Brigham and Dr Sarita Khandewal: none declared.
Conflict of interest: Dr Chris Arden has received honoraria for attending advisory boards and a research grant from Servier. Professor Kim Fox has received fees, honoraria and research grants from Servier. Dr Eddie Thornton-Chan has received research funding from Rhone-Poulenc Rorer, Sanofi-Aventis, the Medical Research Council and the Department of Health; educational grants from Abbott, Lederle, Wyeth and Servier; honoraria from the Greater Manchester & Cheshire Cardiac & Stroke Network; and received funding from Servier to run The Angina Clinic in Clarendon Medical Centre - no funding was received for the study reported. Mr Frederique Brigham and Dr Sarita Khandewal: none declared.
Dr Chris Arden gives a perspective from primary care on the recent NICE guidance
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