Dr. Massimo Santini

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  diac care unit at the San Filippo Neri Hospital who survives a heart attack goes home with a prescription for purified fish oil, or omega-3 fatty acids.  "It is clearly recommended in international guidelines," said Dr. Massimo Santini, the hospital's chief of cardiology, who added that it would be considered tantamount to malpractice in Italy to omit the drug.The positive effects of omega-3 fatty acids have been documented by numerous studies.  The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, The American Heart Association, and MedicineNet all have the results of such studies available online.  The benefits of omega-3 acids are clear, and it would seem that their prescription has become standard practice thro

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  Massimo Santini
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  Prof. Massimo SantiniS. Filippo Neri Hospital

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  Massimo Santini, MD, FESC, FACC and Renato Ricci, MD, FESC.

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  According to Dr. Massimo Santini, the chief of cardiology at San Filippo Neri Hospital in Rome, "it could be considered tantamount to medical malpractice to omit the drug.More ...

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  Based on data from Dr. Massimo Santini, the chief of cardiology at San Filippo Neri Hospital in Rome, "it could be seen essentially as a medical malpractice to omit the drug [fish oil]".
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  Based on data from Dr. Massimo Santini, the chief of cardiology at San Filippo Neri Hospital in Rome, "it could be seen essentially as a medical malpractice to omit the drug [fish oil]".

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  "It is clearly recommended in international guidelines," said Dr. Massimo Santini, the hospital's chief of cardiology, who added that it would be considered tantamount to malpractice in Italy to omit the drug.
  
  The positive effects of omega-3 fatty acids have been documented by numerous studies.

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  "It is clearly recommended in international guidelines," said Dr. Massimo Santini, the hospital's chief of cardiology, who added that it would […]

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  Massimo SantiniPast President

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  said Dr. Massimo Santini, the hospital's chief of

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  "It is clearly recommended in international guidelines," said Dr. Massimo Santini, the hospital's chief of cardiology, who added that it would be considered tantamount to malpractice in Italy to omit the drug.

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