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The Official @Labroots Cardiology Page! We're here to discuss the heart, including diagnosis & treatment of heart defects. Please join our community! 💖❤

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A new AI analysis of 400,000 Reddit posts reveals unexpected GLP-1 side effects—like menstrual changes and hot flushes—not fully captured in clinical trials. https://t.co/HgorHXf7c5

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New data shows semaglutide (Ozempic/Wegovy) significantly reduces BMI in young adults with severe, treatment-resistant childhood obesity. https://t.co/HRyDvLxZVd

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Researchers have developed customizable omega-3 nanoemulsion drinks to protect astronauts' bones and muscles from space radiation. https://t.co/iPlDR74y4x

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Highlighting the Role of Fructose in Metabolic Disease | “Fructose is not just another calorie,” said co-corresponding study author Richard Johnson, MD #sugar #diet
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New data shows semaglutide helps adults 65+ lose an average of 15.4% body weight and significantly improve heart health over 68 weeks. https://t.co/DBKwl7bobE

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Positive travel experiences can slow biological aging by reducing chronic stress and boosting metabolic and cardiovascular health. https://t.co/vtFNOC8t9n

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Hypertension drug, telmisartan, and cholesterol drug, pemafibrate, have shown promise against fatty liver disease (MASFLD) https://t.co/MvAaCxEclz

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Join the official Labroots Cardiology community on Bluesky for discussions on cardiovascular health, research, and life-saving breakthroughs.

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A new drug called baxdrostat significantly reduced blood pressure in difficult-to-treat patients in a phase 3 randomized controlled trial. https://t.co/vZVSas9bNf

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“By studying the influence of object mass and movement speed on grip force control we were also able to propose a new model to describe grip-load force coordination.” https://t.co/04SRsy5ifw

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A twice-yearly injection could significantly improve blood pressure control when taken as an add-on to existing treatments. https://t.co/nhmbMeeErK

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Get to the heart of the matter! ❤️

Join the official Labroots Cardiology community on Bluesky for discussions on cardiovascular health, research, and life-saving breakthroughs.

🔗 https://t.co/wcb1jyyHCb

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The shift towards NAMs in legislation and guidance marks a transformative era in cardiac research. This study offers a framework for automated workflows in organoid research, improving quality & increasing productivity. https://t.co/AE9VoVvN3B

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A new drug called baxdrostat significantly reduces blood pressure in patients who have taken other treatments without success. https://t.co/WnEYjsW9IF

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Cholesterol-lowering drug, evolocumab, reduced risk of first-time heart attack and stroke in high-risk patients with diabetes by 31%. https://t.co/J6tbvYb0GJ

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The shift towards NAMs in legislation and guidance marks a transformative era in cardiac research, aligning practices with ethical and human-focused standards. This study offers a framework for automated workflows in organoid research: https://t.co/VnRaUIzDlU

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Please be sure to check out our Cardiology Bluesky page for the latest research news and highlights: https://t.co/wcb1jyzfrJ

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A large-scale UK study of 165,000 patients found that the antipsychotic drug risperidone significantly increases stroke risk in all dementia patients, including those with no prior history of cardiovascular disease. https://t.co/2sEGRU3vwL

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“The findings suggest that small design changes, such as adding a friendly avatar, can reduce mental fatigue and lead to more balanced decisions,” said Dr. Chandler Yu. https://t.co/6vyNVFEAAe

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Dr. Carrie Cuttler: “Beef jerky was one of the No. 1 things intoxicated people gravitated toward, which I don’t understand. Honestly, I would have thought chocolate, chips, Rice Krispies treats—things like that.” https://t.co/qzFMPHKiqb