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๐ฌ Viewpoint: In #Cardiology, shrinking newsrooms, social media, and #AI may erode independent medical #journalism and blur the line between reporting, promotion, and opinion.
๐ Meta-analysis: In adults with and without #ChronicKidneyDisease, intensive blood pressure lowering reduced major cardiovascular events by 15% per 10-mm Hg lower systolic blood pressure.
๐ฌ Viewpoint: In #Cardiology, shrinking newsrooms, social media, and #AI may erode independent medical #journalism and blur the line between reporting, promotion, and opinion.
Meta-analysis: In adults with and without #ChronicKidneyDisease, intensive blood pressure lowering reduced major cardiovascular events by 15% per 10-mm Hg lower systolic blood pressure.
Among men in 2 cohort studies, hematologic loss of chromosome Y was associated with higher risk of incident #AbdominalAorticAneurysm but not #ThoracicAorticAneurysm. ja.ma/4d5PMcY
Among patients with #HeartFailure with reduced ejection fraction in Sri Lanka, a once-daily polypill improved composite guideline-directed medical therapy adherence vs usual care. ja.ma/4AKj9f8
This case report discusses a finding of ectopic hepatic tissue near the inferior vena cava orifice found on incidental examination of a 31-year-old pregnant woman. ja.ma/4deueL7
๐ฌ Viewpoint: #RheumaticHeartDisease remains a major cause of death and disability, especially in low- and middle-income countries, despite effective prevention with penicillin. ja.ma/4d9GkVT
Among patients undergoing #CoronaryArteryBypassGrafting, no-touch saphenous vein harvesting was not associated with lower 7-year risk of death, myocardial infarction, or repeat revascularization vs conventional harvesting. ja.ma/4hyYBgA
๐ฌ Editorial: A once-daily #HeartFailure polypill improved adherence and reduced pill burden vs usual care in a randomized implementation trial in Sri Lanka.
Among patients hospitalized for #HeartFailure, most had multiple overlapping #CardiovascularKidneyMetabolic conditions, and increasing multimorbidity was associated with higher mortality and readmission risk.
๐ฌ Editorial: Global #HeartFailure prevalence has increased substantially, and better prevention of hypertension, ischemic heart disease, and rheumatic heart disease may help reduce future burden.
Globally, #HeartFailure affected an estimated 56 million people in 2023, with increasing burden largely associated with population growth and aging.
Higher #Lipoprotein(a) levels were associated with progressively greater odds of incident #VenousThromboembolism, with stronger associations at higher thresholds. ja.ma/4ySIL7D
Among patients with #HeartFailure and left ventricular ejection fraction โฅ40%, undiagnosed #ChronicKidneyDisease was common and was associated with higher cardiovascular death and total heart failure event rates vs no chronic kidney disease.
Among older adults, worsening #Frailty, lower intrinsic capacity, and poorer physical health-related quality of life preceded #CardiovascularDisease events and accelerated in the 5 years before onset.
BLE-enabled #Pacemakers broadcast unique identifiers and were detectable at distances substantially greater than those used clinically in ex vivo testing, raising privacy and cybersecurity concerns.
๐ Viewpoint: #CoronaryComputedTomographyAngiography plaque analysis has prognostic value, but current evidence does not support its use as a screening tool for asymptomatic adults.
๐งฌ Viewpoint: Current therapies for #InheritedCardiomyopathy do not prevent progressive heart failure, but #GeneticTherapy may offer future approaches that target the underlying molecular cause of disease.
A 54-year-old woman presents with subacute exertional dyspnea after heavy lifting and a history of chronic repetitive upper-limb strain from caregiving.
What would you do next?