Articles related to CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE (CVD)

This study provides an insightful exploration into kombucha tea’s potential to modulate metabolic health, suggesting a novel avenue for addressing metabolic syndromes and associated cardiovascular risks. It emphasizes the importance of further research to validate these findings in human models.

This CME program is dedicated to exploring the integration of artificial intelligence in the field of cardiology, focusing on its application for diagnosis, clinical decision support, and improving the quality of patient care.

In a rigorously designed trial involving more than 5,000 participants, researchers observed that testosterone treatment in hypogonadal men aged 45-80 was associated with a 1.43 times higher risk of clinical fractures compared to placebo. These findings are crucial in re-evaluating the therapeutic approach to testosterone replacement in this demographic.

Recent studies reveal that adding ezetimibe to lower-intensity statin therapy is as effective as high-intensity statin therapy alone in preventing major cardiovascular events, offering a new approach to lipid management in patients intolerant to high-intensity statins.

A recent study reveals a significant association between prolonged ADHD medication use and cardiovascular risk, emphasizing the need for vigilant cardiovascular monitoring in these patients.

Emerging research suggests that statins, while beneficial in some respects, could potentially exacerbate coronary artery calcification and deplete vital heart-protecting nutrients.