Frederiksen HW, et al. - Using national registers, researchers examined patients (N=33,199) discharged with a diagnosis of acute coronary syndrome, to determine the link between patient education and medication persistence post-acute coronary syndrome and to investigate if the potential associations could be modified by migrant background. In this study, the findings were adjusted for comorbidity and sociodemographic factors. They found a higher likelihood of initiating preventive medications following acute coronary syndrome and a lower long-term risk of subsequent discontinuation, independently of migrant status, in relation to patient education.