Heart and Circulatory Disease Prevention Promotion Platform. Hosted by Julian Halcox MD FRCP Professor of Cardiology, Swansea University Medical School
The INOCA Journey is often longer and more difficult than even the most experienced medical professionals sometimes realise. Just imagine the additional patient and healthcare costs that are associated with the example below and sadly this is not unusual🫤
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Professor Filippo Crea shares 3 of the reasons why the guideline directed steps forward in the recognition investigation, diagnosis and treatment of INOCA conditions are so important. https://t.co/VogV8kWCXA
@VJNeurology@UNSW Warning! Not yet a strategy for routine practice. Great study, but remember ischaemic is far more common than haemorrhagic stroke, precluding indiscriminate use of this prehospital Rx strategy in acute stroke, without definitive confirmation of aetiology.
Why does high blood pressure matter?
⬆️ Risk Of Kidney Disease
⬆️ Risk Atrial Fibrillation
⬆️ Risk Of Heart Attack
⬆️ Risk Of Dementia
⬆️ Risk Of Stroke
⬆️ Heart Failure
For every 20mmHg ⬆️ in systolic blood pressure, the risk of dying from a heart attack & stroke - Doubles!
"THICKENING may be regarded as a prerequisite for RETENTION AND ACCUMULATION of lipids and thus for plaque formation.
B-48 and B-100 was found to be positive either in cases with greater expression over the THICKENED INTIMA or in the AREA AROUND THE INTIMA–MEDIA transition(4C)"
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Did you know? 92% of HCPs who attended our webinars reported being ‘much more’ or ‘more’ confident treating their patients for high cholesterol because of attending.
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@sunsopeningband@MECFSNews Could this underpin sympathetic NS activation ultimately leading to the #dysautonomia we see so commonly in patients referred to us for cardiac opinion?
Mitochondrial dysfunction still persisted after SARS-COV-2 was cleared, so viral persistence wasn’t the mechanism in this study. Instead, reduced ATP production was due to altered mitochondrial gene expression.
tl;dr: Viruses teach good beans bad tricks. https://t.co/tm9vA57G9j
👉The relationship between genetic liver fat and coronary heart disease is explained by apoB-containing lipoproteins
☝️In conclusion, here we found 25 independently liver-fat associated SNPs.
We observe that SNPs that increase, decrease, or have neutral effects on apoB-containing lipoproteins result in corresponding increases, decreases, or neutral effects on CHD risk.
Therefore, the impact of genetically-driven liver fat on CHD is explained by its influence on apoB
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New survey data has found that two in five people (42%) wouldn’t make a GP appointment if they noticed a change in their body that they thought could be cancer. Don’t carry the worry of cancer with you, speak to your GP. For more information visit https://t.co/5qRN6qpf3p
Women are at decreased 🫀 risk compared to men until menopause, an effect not solely explained by estrogens. In case you missed it, read the article by @jasminenour7@fabri_bon87@DaniloNorata in our Journal!
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New research indicates that adults had a decreased #CVD risk if they ate foods associated with the Mediterranean diet. Read more in @EndocrineToday: https://t.co/gTgpzd0O8n #cvPrev
@bbchealth As a Cardiologist I’m seeing increasing numbers of #postCovid/post-Vax pts with orthostatic intolerance/POTS/inappropriate tachycardia. Some have #MACS. Where is the expertise to help manage the multi system dysfunction? Need greater investment in multidisciplinary services!