Cardiology Archives - Page 10 of 12

Cardiology

Nicole Johnson

11/29/2022

Lower Frequency of Adding Salt to Food Linked to Lower CVD Risk

Lower salt addition correlates with reduced CVD risk, especially heart failure, in Black patients. Explore DASH diet's role further.

Cardiology

Daniel Brown

11/23/2022

Consciousness, Awareness May Occur During Cardiac Arrest

Consciousness occurs during cardiac arrest. 39.3% reported awareness. Explore implications for Black patient resuscitation experiences. Read the full analysis.

Cardiology

Daniel Brown

11/23/2022

Morning Exercise Tied to Larger Cuts in Cardiovascular Disease Risk

Morning exercise significantly reduces CVD risk, especially in women. Explore how timing might refine exercise guidelines.

Cardiology

Daniel Brown

11/21/2022

VADs, Transplant Used Less in Black Patients With Heart Failure

Black patients with heart failure receive fewer VADs/transplants, highlighting potential structural racism. Explore implications for equitable treatment access.

Cardiology

Maya Moore

11/14/2022

New Drug Helps Tame Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure

Baxdrostat shows promise in reducing resistant hypertension in Black patients. Read full analysis for potential practice implications.

Cardiology

Maya Moore

11/10/2022

6 ‘Heart-Healthy’ Supplements Flop in Cholesterol Study

Statins significantly lower LDL cholesterol in underserved populations, unlike ineffective 'heart-healthy' supplements. Read more on effective interventions.

Cardiology

Daniel Brown

11/10/2022

More Physical Activity Before a Heart Attack May Reduce Risk for a Second One

Increased midlife physical activity reduces second heart attack risk by 34%. Encourages movement; read full analysis for guidelines.

Cardiology

Daniel Brown

11/10/2022

Stress Test Could Gauge Heart Risk

Stress assessments can predict heart disease risk, highlighting mental health's role in cardiovascular care. Consider integrating brief screenings. Read more.

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