The new ESC clinical statement requires greater awareness of a multidirectional relationship between mental illness and cardiovascular disease to improve patients’ health. The first ESC clinical declaration in history that will be developed on this topic has been published today on ESC Congress 2025. The statement of consensus recommends that the symptoms of mental health […]
With the increase in the indicators of chronic diseases in the US, health care systems are constant challenges related to limiting hospital and readmistion stay. Almost 1 in 4 patients with heart failure are readani to the hospital within 30 days of discharge, and less than 20% receive all four pillars of medical therapy after […]
Cardiovascular disease is the main cause of premature deaths in patients with bipolar disorder around the world. In an innovative study in young adults (aged 20–45) with researchers of bipolar disorder, they were able to detect subtle (subclinical) irregularities in the functioning of their cardiac muscles and blood pumping before starting heart failure by measuring […]
In the last article published in Scientists analyzed whether higher levels of sea microplastics in ocean water near the American coast are associated with the greater occurrence of stroke, coronary artery disease or type 2 diabetes. After adapting local gaps and demographic factors, coastal poviats with a very high level of microplasty had a much […]
People who receive a vaccine for shingles have a 23% lower risk of cardiovascular events, including stroke, heart failure and coronary artery disease, according to the study of over a million people published in today’s (Tuesday). The protective effect of the vaccine lasts up to eight years and is particularly clear for men, people under […]
It’s time to pay attention to the teenager’s health. Even teenagers who look healthy and fit in a normal scope of weight can be on the way to damage to the heart, if they have one hidden health, warns the last examination. Teenagers with pre -strokes, a condition marked by elevated blood sugar and insulin […]
Are you worried that your night shift is reflected in your heart? Recent studies suggest that it is not too late to turn around. Scientists now reveal that a simple change in meal time can bring protective effects on heart health, even if the work schedule remains the same. In the latest study published in […]
Recognition of signs of a heart attack and quick action can save lives, but the way a person reacts in an actual accident is often unpredictable. Even for those who know the signs, the reality of this first -hand service can be overwhelming. For those who wonder what a heart attack might look, the couple […]
People with heart failure have long been recommended to reduce the amount of fluid they consume each day to help reduce the congestion or accumulate fluids in the lungs and limbs, but this advice does not provide benefits, in accordance with the study presented at the annual Arman College of Cardiology scientific session (ACC.25). Heart […]
Do you consider sugar substitutes to be a safer alternative to sugar? Think again. Recent studies have shown that a common artificial sweetener used in dietary carbonated drinks and other zero confectionery food products can actually increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes. In the last test Metabolism published in the Cellism journal, scientists […]