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NAFLD tied to CVD risk even in lean patients
NAFLD tied to CVD risk even in lean patients
06 Jun 2022 byElvira Manzano

Individuals with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) – despite having a lean body or healthy BMI – are at an elevated risk for peripheral vascular disease, stroke, and cardiovascular disease (CVD), a finding that surprises gastroenterologists and researchers at DDW 2022.

NAFLD tied to CVD risk even in lean patients
06 Jun 2022
Losing weight may help control cardiovascular risk in T2D
Losing weight may help control cardiovascular risk in T2D
04 Jun 2022
High E/e’ tied to poor prognosis in HFrecEF
High E/e’ tied to poor prognosis in HFrecEF
02 Jun 2022

In patients with heart failure and recovered ejection fraction (HFrecEF), having a high ratio between the peak velocity of the early wave to early diastole (E/e’) may signal worse clinical prognosis, a recent study has found.

High E/e’ tied to poor prognosis in HFrecEF
02 Jun 2022