Are Beta-Blockers Useful in the Elderly after a Heart Attack?

The video discusses the use of beta blockers in elderly patients after a heart attack, focusing on a cohort study that examines their effects on mortality, rehospitalization, and functional decline. The study finds that while beta blockers reduce mortality, they may increase functional decline in those with cognitive impairments. The video emphasizes the need for more research and careful consideration of beta blocker use in elderly patients, highlighting the importance of personalized medical decisions.

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