Cardiometabolic Risk

A new study finds a link between type 1 diabetes and differences in the risk of several common cancers, with type 1 diabetic women at a slightly higher cancer risk than the general population.

New research suggests that body weight measurements may predict mortality rates in patients with coronary disease.

The risk of developing chronic kidney disease in overweight and obese patients who are otherwise metabolically healthy was assessed in a recent study.

New research clarifies who is at the highest risk of developing diabetic ketoacidosis and what causes the complication.

A new study assessed the accuracy of using solely body mass index as a measurement of cardiometabolic health among adults.

A new study highlights the risk of cardiovascular disease and mortality in patients with bradycardia who take heart rate-modifying medication.

A new study examined the signs and symptoms often present before sudden cardiac arrest and how frequently they are overlooked by patients.

A recent study examined the relationship between fitness and weight in late adolescence and the risk of early death.

A new, 10-year study assessed the effects of coffee consumption, both caffeinated and decaf, on risk of all-cause and cause-specific mortality.

A recent head-to-head study compared 2013 guidelines against trial-based and hybrid approaches to preventing atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.