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Cardiac Breakthrough Could Offer Lifesaving Treatment to More Patients

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A decade-long randomized trial across 18 sites in Australia, Germany, and the UK found that implantable cardioverter-defibrillators reduced sudden cardiac death and showed significant benefit in patients younger than 70 with mild-to-moderate heart dysfunction and cardiac scarring—a group currently outside standard treatment guidelines.

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The primary endpoint across all age groups did not reach statistical significance; benefits were clearest in patients under 70.

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