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Heart disease prevention tied to equity, awareness during American Heart Month and Black History Month
While Valentine’s Day often focuses on romance, health experts say February is also a time to focus on protecting the heart ...
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Study explores how reversible RNA editing could transform future cardiovascular medicine
By Hugo Francisco de Souza Emerging research suggests reversible RNA editing mechanisms may influence heart disease biology while opening new avenues for biomarkers and next-generation cardiovascular ...
“Early detection is one of the most powerful tools we have in vascular medicine,” said Dr. Levison, vascular surgeon at The Cardiovascular Care Group. “The Care Screen gives patients a simple, ...
After three years of living with chest pain that worsened over time, Guylaine Pinet was finally able to get her diagnosis ...
Cardiovascular disease causes 1 in 4 deaths in Australia, with 57,000 heart attacks annually and 19 deaths per dayOver 32,000 Australians ...
A major new study suggests that eating the Nordic way could help you live significantly longer—while also helping the planet.
Mammograms can detect the presence of breast arterial calcification, which is associated with a higher risk of future heart ...
A major global analysis has found that the vast majority of commonly cited side effects linked to cholesterol-lowering ...
A large UK study found that people who naturally go to bed late and wake late had a modestly higher risk of heart attack or stroke over time. Much of that extra risk appeared to be explained by ...
By 2030, nearly half of all American adults will have obesity, according to research published in the New England Journal of Medicine. In every single state, researchers expect at least 35% of adults ...
American Heart Month is putting a spotlight on cardiovascular health, as heart disease remains the leading cause of death in ...
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The 6 biggest heart disease risks for people with type 2 diabetes
Learn how you can lower your heart disease risk when you have type 2 diabetes, including managing your A1C, blood pressure, cholesterol, and more.
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