Social Media Ideas for Cardiovascular Disease (Cv...

VIKAND Data Reinforces Gard Findings on Maritime's Highest-Cost Health Risk

Cardiovascular disease may account for a relatively small proportion of onboard medical consultations, but serious cases can have a disproportionate c...

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This is the symptom-less condition I keep seeing on blood tests. It contributes to more deaths every year than breast an...

This disease kills 45,000 people every year - more than the number of breast and prostate cancer deaths combined. But barely anyone knows about it.

New Artery-on-a-Chip Technologies Advance Construction Strategies and Disease Modeling

Cardiovascular disease remains the world’s leading cause of death, and the arteries—dynamic tubes that constantly bend, stretch, pulse and respond to flowing blood—are where many o...

Could ‘cellular fragility’ be the missing link in chronic disease?

  Chronic disease has become one of the hardest health problems to ignore. The CDC reports that 3 in 4 American adults have at least one chronic condition, while heart disease and...

Welcome to one more “Naming- ceremony” in CAD

CAD : It is been called IHD, CCD, CAHD, CCS, etc. Now there is a new proposal from European Heart journal (with an Impact factor of 48 ) to change the nomenclature of chronic coron...

VESALIUS-REAL study reveals lipid treatment gaps in high-risk patients lacking prior cardiovascular events

A landmark study spanning three continents and more than 1.1 million patients has revealed that people at high risk of a first heart attack or stroke are routinely left untreated,...

Study Finds 1 In 13 Young Adults Has Hidden Artery Disease

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2, 2026 — Heart disease often starts decades before symptoms appear, and a major new study shows just how early. "Currently, a person's risk of developing atherosc...

Dialysis access and heart failure need one care plan

For decades, vascular care has focused on solving problems within the circulatory system. When an artery narrows, we restore blood flow. When a patient requires dialysis, we create...

Greater Vascular Health in Mid-Life Reduces Later Risk of Dementia

The state of the cardiovascular system has a strong impact on the aging of the brain. The brain requires an sizable supply of energy, delivered via the bloodflow, and suffers when...

Beyond Traditional Cardiovascular Risk Factors: Toxic Shadows And The Heart-Habitat Interface

By Raphael Anakwue INTRODUCTION It is with profound gratitude, humility, and a deep sense of responsibility that I stand before you today, on this historic occasion, to deliver the...

Heart Disease in Malaysia: Why It’s Affecting Younger Adults

Key Takeaway: Heart disease can affect younger Malaysians, particularly those with cardiovascular risk factors such as high LDL-C, diabetes, hypertension, obesity, smoking history...

Immune System Signatures Correlate with the Near Term Risk of Developing Atherosclerosis

Atherosclerosis is universal; everyone develops fatty atherosclerotic plaques in their arteries at some point, and to some degree. Plaques narrow blood vessels to impede blood flow...

Heart Valve Disease: Symptoms, Treatment and What Patients Should Know

Rena Rubin comes from a family with a history of heart disease, so despite having no symptoms at the age of 30, she was encouraged to get checked. That check resulted in the diagno...

Stair climbing linked to 39% lower cardiovascular disease death risk

Stair climbing linked to 39% lower cardiovascular disease death risk

Pregnancy & high risk heart disease : Time-line of mortality

Heart disease in pregnancy is the third important cause for maternal mortality in most part of the world. (Apart from Bleeding, Infection and obstetrical complications) We know pre...

What to Include in a Heart Health Daily Regimen, From Supplements to Home Monitors

Learn which supplements and monitoring devices can support your cardiovascular wellness routine and make daily tracking easier.

Illnesses Are Causing More Seafarer Fatalities Than Accidents Says P&I Club

A new report analyzing the cause of seafarers' fatalities highlights that illness, and specifically cardiovascular disease, is cited as the leading ca...

You Are at Higher Risk of Heart Disease if You Notice a Wrinkle on 1 Body Part

A diagonal earlobe crease called Frank's sign is linked to higher cardiovascular risk. The post You Are at Higher Risk of Heart Disease if You Notice a Wrinkle on 1 Body Part appea...

REVEALED: How one in five have hidden 'widow-maker' condition that DOUBLES heart-attack risk. Doctors rarely test for it...

It is a silent genetic condition affecting millions of people, dramatically increasing the risk of heart attacks and strokes. Yet vanishingly few have ever heard of it.

Structure-Guided PCSK9 Vaccine Demonstrates Promising Preclinical Results

Atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) continues to be a major global killer, and elevated LDL cholesterol (LDL-C) remains a key, modifiable driver. PCSK9 has emerged as a...

Pre-Surgical Complications (Part 5)

By MATTHEW HOLT Strap in for the tale of why your hero is spending most of his life down YouTube rabbit holes of cardiology videos while blundering his way around many manyContinue...

Firefighter Cardiovascular Disease: Recognizing Risk Factors Early, Screening Tools, Follow-Up & Prevention Strategi...

Mike Conner and Alex Jesko explain how firefighters can recognize cardiovascular risk early, act on abnormal findings and reduce disease before it becomes an emergency.