Cardiology

dyslipidemia

5 Major Updates in the 2026 Guidelines on Managing Dyslipidemia 

dvt

Bridging the Gap in DVT Detection for Patients with Darker Skin

Beyond the Numbers: How a Survivor’s Story Highlights Cardiology Deserts and Missed Risk

cpr education

Expanding CPR Education and Training in Black Communities Could Save More Lives

cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular risk

About 6 out of 10 U.S. Women Will Develop Cardiovascular Disease in the Next 25 Years

weathering

The “Weathering” Effect and Heart Age

ai-assisted auscultation

AI-Assisted Auscultation Improves Detection of Valvular Heart Disease

vascular-related dementia

A Higher BMI May Cause Vascular-Related Dementia, Study Finds

cpr

32.2% of Blacks, Hispanics Less Likely Than Whites to Receive Bystander CPR

Study reveals Blacks/Hispanics receive less bystander CPR than Whites. Address disparities to improve outcomes. Read full analysis.
heart disease

Depression, Anxiety Increase Heart Disease Risk Through Stress, Experts Say

Depression, anxiety increase cardiovascular risk through stress pathways. Integrate mental health in heart risk assessments for holistic care. Explore stress-reduction therapies.
cardiovascular disease

One in 10 With Cardiovascular Disease More Likely to Face Food Insecurity

Food insecurity affects 11.8% of CVD patients, disproportionately impacting Hispanic and non-Hispanic Black populations. Read full analysis for implications.
social drivers of health

Social Drivers of Health Tied to Biological Heart Aging

Financial strain and food insecurity accelerate heart aging. Addressing these can guide targeted, patient-centered interventions. Read more for community impact.
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What is the most crucial step to reduce Black maternal mortality rates?

Based on: https://blackdoctor.pro/maternal-mortality-covid-black-women-disparities/

What is the most crucial step to reduce Black maternal mortality rates?

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