Although existing guidelines usually recommend consuming 400 to 800 g of fruits, vegetables, and legumes daily, this is often unaffordable for people living in low- to middle-income countries. In a recent...
While cardiac rehabilitation is known to reduce all-cause and cardiac-related mortality risks for patients who experienced a myocardial infarction, a 2005 report found that it was underutilized. The Centers...
In a recent study, researchers sought to determine if stress-related elevations in blood pressure were associated with specific brain activity, and if this could predict cardiovascular risk.
In a recent study, researchers sought to determine whether routine testing of patients who presented to emergency departments with chest pain but without evidence of ischemia influenced admission rates for...
Previous research has suggested that certain PCSK9 inhibitors may be associated with cognitive decline. In a recent study, researchers aimed to further assess this relationship using a common...
Previous research has suggested that certain PCSK9 inhibitors may be associated with cognitive decline. In a recent study, researchers aimed to further assess this relationship using a common...
The “metabolically healthy obesity” hypothesis suggests that individuals who are overweight or obese without metabolic dysfunction do not have a high cardiovascular risk. A recent study sought to test this...
In a recent study, researchers used a simulation model to determine the number of patients with atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease who would require a PCSK9 inhibitor to achieve LDL-C goals, or if goals...
Because recreational marijuana is often smoked, researchers hypothesized that like cigarette smoking, marijuana would also increase cardiovascular mortality risk.
