Two decades of pecan research spotlights heart health, lipid metabolism and satiety benefits

A recent scientific review spotlights the heart-healthy benefits of pecans, based on an extensive body of research of more than 20 years. Led by researchers at the Illinois Institute of Technology, US, the paper gathers evidence that the nuts support cardiovascular functions by regulating blood lipid levels and promoting satiety without irregular weight gain. Nutrition … Read more

Machine Learning Capable of Predicting Hyperlipidemia in People With HIV

Predicting hyperlipidemia in people living with HIV (PLWH) may have become easier with new research indicating that machine learning is capable of predicting hyperlipidemia in those who have been taking highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) for 6 months. The study, published in AIDS,1 shows promise in preventing cardiovascular diseases in PLWH. PLWH number approximately 40 … Read more

Apr 04 2025 This Week in Cardiology

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Not All Sugars Harmful: Study Links Sweet Treats to Heart Health

New Research Sheds Light on Sugar and Heart Health Table of Contents New Research Sheds Light on Sugar and Heart Health Sweets May Reduce Risk of Certain Cardiovascular Diseases Understanding the Research Key Findings and Implications Practical Applications and Recommendations Counterarguments and Future Research Conclusion New Research Sheds Light on Sugar and Heart Health Q&A … Read more

Walking Indoor vs. Outdoor: Which is Best?

Walking Indoors vs. Outdoors: Which is Better for Your Health? Table of Contents Walking Indoors vs. Outdoors: Which is Better for Your Health? Walking Indoors vs. Outdoors: Which is Better for your Health? Key Questions Answered 1. What are the Differences in Physical Health Benefits between Indoor and Outdoor Walking? 2. How Does Each Option … Read more

HMRI, Novartis Australia sign MoU to expedite medical research

HMRI chief research partnerships officer Todd Williams with Novartis Australia and New Zealand country president Matt Zeller. Credit: Copyright © 2024 Hunter Medical Research Institute. The Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Novartis Australia for expediting medical… Source link

High Blood Pressure in Women Linked to Increased Migraine Risk: New Findings Revealed

Only Women with High Diastolic Blood Pressure Face Higher ⁢Risk⁣ of Migraines, Study Finds Table of Contents Only Women with High Diastolic Blood Pressure Face Higher ⁢Risk⁣ of Migraines, Study Finds Key Findings⁢ at a Glance ⁢ Why Diastolic Blood Pressure Matters What This Means‍ for⁣ Women expert Insights A Call to Action Final‍ Thoughts … Read more

Heart Attack Prevention: 5 Blood Tests To Detect Cardiovascular Problems In Your 20s

Heart attack risks increases after entering 20s, here are the top 5 blood tests that you must do to detect cardiovascular problems early. Heart Attack Deaths In 20s: Essential Blood Tests to Check Your Cardiovascular Health Heart Attack Death Prevention: Heart attacks are among the top 10 major causes of death globally. According to current … Read more

Cardiovascular risk in women significantly reduced by short bursts of vigorous activity

Cardiovascular risk in women significantly reduced by short bursts of vigorous activity | Image Credit: © Shutter2U – © Shutter2U – stock.adobe.com. Cardiovascular event risk may be significantly reduced by short bursts of incidental vigorous physical exertion, according to a recent study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.1 Significantly reduced cardiovascular event risk … Read more