Choosing which anticoagulant is best to manage A-fib depends on stroke risk, bleeding risk, and other factors. By Leslie Kernisan, M.D., M.P.H., Geriatrician, Caring.com Author. Most people with atrial fibrillation (commonly called A-fib) end up taking some kind of blood-thinning medication on a regular basis. That's because A-fib can substantially increase the chance of developing a blood clot in the heart; if such a clot gets swept out of the heart and into the brain, it can cause a devastating stroke.
A nondisclosure agreement -- also called an NDA or a confidentiality agreement -- is a contract in which the parties promise to protect the confidentiality of secret information that is disclosed during employment or another type of business transaction.
Shakeâs non-disclosure agreement form (âNDAâ) contains the following clause, addressing the duration of the agreement and the confidentiality obligations it creates: This agreement applies to confidential information either party discloses to the other within 1 year of this agreementâs signing.After that, for an additional 1 year, each party must continue to protect, from unauthorized use or disclosure, confidential information that was disclosed during the first year.his agreement applies to confidential information either party discloses to the other within 1 year of this agreementâs signing. After that, for an additional 1 year, each party must continue to protect, from unauthorized use or disclosure, confidential information that was disclosed during the first year.