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One in Two Americans Have Cardiovascular Disease: AHA Stats

Michael O'Riordan

February 04, 2019

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Dose-Response Benefits for Fiber Intake Seen Across Wide Swath of Acquired Diseases

Shelley Wood

January 15, 2019

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Certain Risk Factors Carry Higher MI Risk in Women Than in Men

Shelley Wood

November 23, 2018

News Conference News ESC 2018

Sobering News From Europe: CVD Risk Factors Are on the Rise or Holding Firm

Todd Neale

August 27, 2018

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In Type 2 Diabetes, Five Risk Factor Targets Keep MI, Stroke, and Death in Check

Caitlin E. Cox

August 15, 2018

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Reduction in CVD Events, Even Mortality, in Patients With Diabetes Who Adopt a Healthier Lifestyle

Michael O'Riordan

June 18, 2018

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Obesity Not Benign: Higher Risk of CVD Seen With Excess Weight

Michael O'Riordan

June 05, 2018

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Gestational Diabetes Increases Risk of Ischemic Heart Disease

Michael O'Riordan

January 16, 2018

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More CVD and Stroke Drive Shorter Life Spans in African-Americans: AHA

Michael O'Riordan

October 24, 2017

News Conference News ESC 2017

Underweight and Overlooked: Low BMI Patients May Be Highest-Risk Post-PCI

Shelley Wood

August 26, 2017

News Daily News

Obese Cardiac Surgery Patients a Burden on ICU Resources

Michael O'Riordan

August 11, 2017

News Daily News

Higher BMI Linked to Increased Risk of CHD, Hypertension, and Diabetes

Michael O'Riordan

July 06, 2017

News Daily News

Optimal Cardiovascular Health Not Offset by Poor Health as a Whole

Ashley Lyles

June 20, 2017

News Daily News

Growing Gap in CVD Risk Factor Control Between Rich and Poor

Michael O'Riordan

June 08, 2017

News Daily News

Younger, Heavier, and Uninsured: Trends Point to Rising Risks in Acute MI, Ischemic Stroke Patients

Yael L. Maxwell

April 11, 2017

News Daily News

Midlife Vascular Risk Factors Linked to Amyloid Plaques in Alzheimer’s

Alison Palkhivala

April 11, 2017

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Be It Resolved: Lifestyle Changes for Patients Needing Cardiac Rehab May Be a Life or Death Matter

Michael O'Riordan

January 10, 2017

News Conference News

You Can’t Blame Your Genes: Healthy Lifestyle Halves Genetic Risk of CAD

Shelley Wood

November 15, 2016

News Features

A Dose for Doing: Healthcare Providers and Exercise Specialists Struggle With Prescribing Physical Activity

Yael L. Maxwell

October 24, 2016

News Conference News EAS 2016

Nutrition and Physical Activity: The ‘Low-Hanging Fruit’ for Cardiologists Programmed to Prescribe Pills

Yael L. Maxwell

June 07, 2016

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One in Two Americans Have Cardiovascular Disease: AHA Stats

Dose-Response Benefits for Fiber Intake Seen Across Wide Swath of Acquired Diseases

Certain Risk Factors Carry Higher MI Risk in Women Than in Men

Sobering News From Europe: CVD Risk Factors Are on the Rise or Holding Firm

In Type 2 Diabetes, Five Risk Factor Targets Keep MI, Stroke, and Death in Check

Reduction in CVD Events, Even Mortality, in Patients With Diabetes Who Adopt a Healthier Lifestyle

Obesity Not Benign: Higher Risk of CVD Seen With Excess Weight

Gestational Diabetes Increases Risk of Ischemic Heart Disease

More CVD and Stroke Drive Shorter Life Spans in African-Americans: AHA

Underweight and Overlooked: Low BMI Patients May Be Highest-Risk Post-PCI

Obese Cardiac Surgery Patients a Burden on ICU Resources

Higher BMI Linked to Increased Risk of CHD, Hypertension, and Diabetes

Optimal Cardiovascular Health Not Offset by Poor Health as a Whole

Growing Gap in CVD Risk Factor Control Between Rich and Poor

Younger, Heavier, and Uninsured: Trends Point to Rising Risks in Acute MI, Ischemic Stroke Patients

Midlife Vascular Risk Factors Linked to Amyloid Plaques in Alzheimer’s

Be It Resolved: Lifestyle Changes for Patients Needing Cardiac Rehab May Be a Life or Death Matter

You Can’t Blame Your Genes: Healthy Lifestyle Halves Genetic Risk of CAD

A Dose for Doing: Healthcare Providers and Exercise Specialists Struggle With Prescribing Physical Activity

Nutrition and Physical Activity: The ‘Low-Hanging Fruit’ for Cardiologists Programmed to Prescribe Pills

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