AF patients with no schooling benefit least from anticoagulants
European Heart Journal
Survey of more than 1100 patients with atrial fibrillation found those with no schooling missed treatment targets more often, were less aware of bleeding
risks, and did not know they could continue normal daily activities (for example drive, play sports and travel by plane).
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