Results of a new study out of New Zealand show that many diabetics have normal renal function, are not controlling their blood glucose pharmacologically, and are at low risk for cardiovascular disease. International guidelines consider people with diabetes to be at high risk for subsequent … Continue Reading about Cardiovascular risk in diabetes may be lower than previously thought
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Cardiovascular risk in diabetes may be lower than previously thought
Results of a new study out of New Zealand show that many diabetics have normal renal function, are not controlling their blood glucose … Continue Reading about Cardiovascular risk in diabetes may be lower than previously thought
Longer working hours increase risk of secondary coronary events
The International Labour Office reports that approximately 20% of workers worldwide work >48 hours per week. Research suggests an … Continue Reading about Longer working hours increase risk of secondary coronary events
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COVID-19 in adults with congenital heart disease
Heart disease was identified as a risk factor for mortality early in the COVID-19 pandemic. It was unknown if this risk would also apply to patients with congenital heart disease (CHD). To assess this risk, … Continue Reading about COVID-19 in adults with congenital heart disease
COVID-19 and cardiac arrest, a lethal combination
Researchers compared outcomes of patients who had suffered in- and out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, before and after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic (16 March 2020). Between 01 January and 20 July 2020, 3026 … Continue Reading about COVID-19 and cardiac arrest, a lethal combination
ARTICA Trial: Research in Progress
The ARTICA (“Acute Rule out of non ST-segment elevation acute coronary syndrome in the (pre)hospital setting”) trial is being conducted at Radboud UMC in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. Dr. Cyril Camaro and his … Continue Reading about ARTICA Trial: Research in Progress