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8 hours of sitting time per day pose long-term risk of stroke

30 Aug 2021

Among individuals with low physical activity, excess leisure sedentary time of at least 8 hours daily translates to a heightened long-term stroke risk, as suggested in a study.

8 hours of sitting time per day pose long-term risk of stroke

30 Aug 2021

Within-visit, visit-to-visit BP variability predict all-cause mortality

30 Aug 2021

Visit-to-visit and sustained high within-visit blood pressure variability (BPV) are significantly associated with all-cause mortality, according to a study.

Within-visit, visit-to-visit BP variability predict all-cause mortality

30 Aug 2021

Dietary sodium, potassium reduce short-term BP variability

30 Aug 2021

Dietary intake of sodium and potassium can control short-term blood pressure variability (BPV) in addition to BP, reveals a recent study. Combined Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) diet and low sodium intake may also lower systolic and diastolic average real variability (ARV) through various mechanisms.

Dietary sodium, potassium reduce short-term BP variability

30 Aug 2021

Rhythm control in HF with afib: The trick is to start early

30 Aug 2021 by

Starting rhythm control early – either with ablation or antiarrhythmic drugs – reduced the risk of cardiovascular events in patients with heart failure (HF) and atrial fibrillation (afib) in a prespecified subanalysis of the EAST AFNET 4 trial

Rhythm control in HF with afib: The trick is to start early

30 Aug 2021

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8 hours of sitting time per day pose long-term risk of stroke

8 hours of sitting time per day pose long-term risk of stroke

Within-visit, visit-to-visit BP variability predict all-cause mortality

Within-visit, visit-to-visit BP variability predict all-cause mortality

Dietary sodium, potassium reduce short-term BP variability

Dietary sodium, potassium reduce short-term BP variability

Rhythm control in HF with afib: The trick is to start early

Rhythm control in HF with afib: The trick is to start early