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10.02.2020: Guidelines are required on how we should use long-term ECG to detect atrial fibrillation. In this issue of the Journal of the Norwegian Medical Association, Jortveit et al. examine the extent to which long-term ECG recording has consequences for the patients who are tested (1). The background to...

27.05.2019: Randomisation is a scientific method of eliminating the effects of factors that may conceivably affect the outcome of controlled trials, but which we do not wish to examine. Carelessness in the randomisation process reduces the validity of the results. Randomised controlled trials are medical...

14.10.2014: After fifty years we now have a register of the one disease that claims most lives The post-war years witnessed a dramatic increase in ischaemic heart disease. From 1947 to 1960 its prevalence quintupled, and this gave rise to major concerns. The government appointed a committee, which in 1963...