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Mashup Score: 1Gut metabolites may explain red meat–ASCVD link - 3 year(s) ago
A large cohort study implicates gut microbiome metabolites as the key link between red meat consumption and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
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Mashup Score: 0More evidence salt substitutes lower risk of CVD and death - 3 year(s) ago
The blood pressure–lowering effects of dietary salt substitutes have a clear protective effect on hard clinical outcomes, leading to a reduction in heart attack, stroke, and death.
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Dietary salt substitutes not only lower BP but also have a clear impact on hard clinical endpoints, lowering the risk of MI, stroke, and death from all causes and CVD, a meta-analysis shows. https://t.co/Gu0sNtfpIi
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Mashup Score: 1Poor sleep raises risk for fatty liver disease - 3 year(s) ago
Late bedtimes, snoring, and prolonged daytime napping were significantly associated with MAFLD,
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Sleep behaviors, both individually and combined, are associated with an increased risk of developing #metabolicdysfunction–associated fatty liver disease. https://t.co/pFbAQcBgGz https://t.co/8O1Vdha8eC
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Mashup Score: 0
‘Some players are hooked up to IV nutrition drips as often as every week as part of a pre- or postgame routine.’
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For competitive athletes, IV nutrition threatens to become the norm with accessible “drip bars” and concierge IV nutrition services. Experts warn of the lack of scientific evidence that this is safe or beneficial, and it may result in nutrient toxicity. https://t.co/QzQ0R8xjDU https://t.co/Rb3fNA8xKb
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Calcitriol does not show any significant reduction in patients with type 2 diabetes and stage III chronic kidney disease, study finds.
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In patients with T2DM and stage III CKD, active vitamin D (calcitriol) did not show any significant reduction in Ao-PWV, indices of central arterial stiffness, or albuminuria. https://t.co/TpNGNJeeJe https://t.co/E4znJrM9v8
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Mortality rose with body mass index in patients with new atrial fibrillation in a GARFIELD-AF analysis, which also examined BMI effects on bleeding with NOACs vs. vitamin K antagonists.
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The relationship between BMI and all-cause mortality in patients with AFib is U-shaped, with the risk highest in those who are underweight or severely obese and lowest in patients defined simply as obese. https://t.co/kq1H2kPjSy https://t.co/ccdaTWEr5E
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Here’s another vote for less screen time.
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Using a smartphone application to track blood pressure won’t lead to any greater reduction in BP than self-monitoring the old-fashioned way, a new study finds. https://t.co/zHCCvgbOzp https://t.co/FayEuSU30z
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Mashup Score: 0Risk factors in children linked to stroke as soon as 30s, 40s - 3 year(s) ago
Evidence of atherosclerosis was present in 1.4% of the 10- to 19-year age group, 8.5% of the 20- to 29-years age group, 21.5% of the 30- to 39-years age group, and 42.5% of the 40-to 49-years age group.
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Study shows that while stroke in adolescence and very early adulthood may not be caused by #atherosclerotic #riskfactors, starting to accumulate those risk factors early in life clearly increases the risk of stroke in the 30s and 40s. https://t.co/WHDc9zou9F https://t.co/77IT2iDRPn
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Mashup Score: 0Sign Up | LinkedIn - 3 year(s) ago
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🚨 TODAY: Earn CME credits on Linkedin and Twitter. Join our experts at 5:30 PM ET, @MedscapeLIVE is hosting Can You Crack the Case? Applying Advances in Pericarditis. 📲Click the link to secure your spot: https://t.co/NYUOJLBMdf https://t.co/ufq2AbokCl
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Mashup Score: 2How nonadherence complicates cardiology, in two trials - 3 year(s) ago
Nonadherence prevents patients from achieving treatment benefits, but it also complicates trial interpretation, suggests subanalyses of MASTER DAPT and ISCHEMIA.
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Two very different sets of clinical evidence have offered new twists on how nonadherence to cardiovascular medicines not only leads to suboptimal outcomes, but also complicates the data from clinical studies. https://t.co/t3HLjneHaO https://t.co/haS9Ci6Ahl
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The connection between red meat and ASCVD has been well established, but newly reported findings indicate that metabolites in the gut microbiome may explain that relationship more than cholesterol and blood pressure. https://t.co/VlzmUjjgJs https://t.co/8GrjXvJMyK