American Heart Association
50-year-olds have higher risk of limb loss than older people after leg surgery
People with severe forms of PAD requiring urgent surgery tend to have extremely poor disease progress.
Problems with the menstrual cycle may raise a woman’s risk of cardiovascular disease
Two reproductive health conditions common in women are each associated with increasing cardiovascular disease risk.
Stress and high efforts, low reward increase men’s heart disease risk
The double risk of job strain and effort-reward imbalance explained.
Blood test predicts heart and kidney risk in type 2 Diabetes
Exploring cardiorenal biomarkers and canagliflozin in the CREDENCE trial.
Sepsis increases the risk of heart failure and rehospitalization
The risk of developing heart failure after hospital discharge was 51% higher among people who had sepsis.
Uncontrolled blood pressure contributes to a lot of heart-related emergencies
A new study highlights the top reasons for emergency room visits and suggests poorly controlled hypertension.