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NBC News‘Good’ cholesterol may not protect against heart disease, study finds - 1 week
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ReutersPredictive value of ‘good’ cholesterol level varies by race, U.S. study finds - 1 week
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The widely-held concept that levels of “good” cholesterol in the blood can indicate heart disease risk is not equally true for Blacks and whites,...
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Low levels of HDL #cholesterol were associated with a higher risk for developing cardiac problems in white participants, a new #JACC study found. Learn more in @Reuters: https://t.co/eKTpIV0lTA #cvPrev - view on twitter
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Cardiovascular BusinessAdding extra salt to your food at the table associated with a greater risk of CVD, heart failure - 20 hours
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Regularly adding a little more salt to your meals may be having a significant impact on your risk of developing cardiovascular disease (CVD) or...
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Regularly adding more salt to your food could have a significant impact on your risk of developing #CVD or #HeartFailure, according to new findings in #JACC. Read more in @CardioBusiness with @byMichaelWalter: https://t.co/cUTwHMLU6P #cvPrev - view on twitter
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HealioTop in cardiology: Health risks tied to late menarche; risk prediction from low HDL - 1 day
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Premenopausal women who experienced late menarche had a greater risk for myocardial infarction and stroke, according to a study published in the European Journal...
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According to new findings in #JACC, low HDL #Cholesterol is predictive of CHD in white adults but not Black adults. Read more about this study and other top stories in cardiology with @GoHealio: https://t.co/jyKaiyao1V #CardioTwitter - view on twitter
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MedscapeElevated Lp(a) Tied to More Early CV Events Than FH - 21 hours
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Higher levels of lipoprotein(a) are associated with risk similar to that seen with familial hypercholesterolemia, but with risk starting as low as an Lp(a)...
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A new study in #JACC suggests that more people are at risk of early CV events because of elevated Lp(a) levels than from familial hypercholesterolemia. @SueHughes8 reports on this study in @Medscape: https://t.co/43PXWT6RL5 #CardioTwitter #cvPrev - view on twitter
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The Cardiology AdvisorPatients Who Develop AKI After TEER for Tricuspid Regurgitation Have Poorer Outcomes - 1 day
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A study was conducted to determine the prognostic value of postprocedural acute kidney injury following transcatheter edge-to-edge repair for tricuspid...
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A new study in #JACCINT found that acute kidney injury occurs in 15.7% of patients who receive TEER for #vhdTR. Get the details in @CardioAdvisor: https://t.co/poxc95RCbU #CardioTwitter - view on twitter
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TCTMDP2Y12 Inhibitors Top Aspirin Following Post-PCI DAPT: Network Meta-analysis - 1 week
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The study is the latest is to address the question of which pill may be best for monotherapy in the setting of more complex...
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When stopping #DAPT after #PCI, a P2Y12 inhibitor is a better option than aspirin for continuing monotherapy, a new analysis in #JACCINT suggests. @ToddNeale discusses the new findings in @TCTMD: https://t.co/Iey2vJZ1JW - view on twitter
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Health DigestWhy Low Levels Of ‘Good’ Cholesterol Might Not Predict Heart Disease Risk – Health Digest - 5 days
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For years, the belief has been that lower levels of “good” cholesterol increases heart disease risk. Read about a new study that says this...
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A new study in #JACC found a link between lower levels of HDL #cholesterol & a higher risk for heart attack or CV related deaths in white adults. Read more in @HealthDigestUS: https://t.co/LNyKNoWb9l #CardioTwitter - view on twitter
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HealioRisk prediction from low HDL varies by race - 1 week
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Low HDL was associated with CHD risk among white adults but not Black adults, and high HDL was not protective of risk in either,...
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Low HDL was linked with #CHD risk among white adults but not Black adults, according to a study in #JACC. Find out more in @CardiologyToday with @ScottBuzby: https://t.co/qnwIQWE4cy #cvPrev - view on twitter
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TCTMDPsychosocial Risk Affects AVR Recovery, Merits Heart Team Consideration - 2 days
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The impact on outcomes, including increased short-term mortality, was greater after SAVR than after...
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A new study in #JACCINT found that individual psychosocial risk factors influence short-term outcomes after AVR. @lamckeown1 explores these new findings in @TCTMD: https://t.co/yUiO0TWWXN #SDOH #cvSurg - view on twitter
Too little HDL cholesterol raised the risk of heart disease for white adults, but not in Black adults, a new analysis of data...
According to a #JACC report, too little HDL #cholesterol was linked with an elevated risk of #HeartDisease among white adults, but not in Black adults. Learn more with @NBCNews: https://t.co/mrGJkzm5gO - view on twitter