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[SUBJECT] Personalized P2Y12 Inhibition Strategies Across the Coronary Syndrome Continuum in Diabetes

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P2Y12 inhibition in diabetes across the acute-to-chronic coronary syndrome continuum: toward a personalized antiplatelet strategy

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This review proposes a personalized antiplatelet strategy using P2Y12 inhibition tailored across the acute-to-chronic coronary syndrome continuum specifically for patients with diabetes. The authors synthesize evidence showing that diabetes-specific platelet hyperreactivity and altered pharmacokinetics warrant differentiated P2Y12 inhibitor selection and duration rather than a uniform approach. For your practice as a diabetologist managing complex cardiovascular comorbidities, this framework supports more precise antiplatelet prescribing that could reduce both ischemic events and bleeding complications in your patient population.

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