The session starts with Dr. @ASWallaceEpi from @JohnsHopkinsEPI@JHUWelchCenter:
- HBA2 deletions more common among Black adults vs White adults (30% vs <1% having at least 1 deletion)
- HBA2 deletions explain ~11% of the observed difference in HbA1c among Black vs White adults
Dr. Modlin from West Virginia University reported that 1) CVH metrics dropped after pregnancy and 2) high MVPA and low SB during pregnancy were associated with improved CVH scores after pregnancy @JAHA_AHA#AHAJournals#JAHAMeetingReport
Dr. Webber from the CDC reported that the inverse association between leisure-time MVPA and mortality risk might be modified by certain sociodemographic characteristics @JAHA_AHA#AHAJournals#JAHAMeetingReport
Chang Xu from Columbia University reported that the increment of MVPA but not mean MVPA over the first month of ACS diagnosis was inversely associated with PTSD severity @JAHA_AHA#AHAJournals#JAHAMeetingReport
Assessing the associations between various hypertension phenotype and subclinical cerebrovascular/cardiovascular diseases in Japanese men by Dr. Bayaraa #EPILifestyle24@AHAScience#SoMe
Exploring pre- to post-pandemic trends in BP control in US health systems by Dr. Chamberlain: BP control has NOT rebounded to pre-pandemic levels #EPILifestyle24@AHAScience@PCORI#SoMe
Dr. Dyke @CDCgov :“Meeting the Physical Activity Guidelines in leisure time is associated with a reduced risk of all-cause and heart disease mortality” from a Nationally Representative Sample of 567,483 US Adults #EPILifestyle@AHA_Research@AHAMeetings@AHAMeetings
Dr. Dyke on Association between Leisure Time Physical Activity and Mortality by Sociodemographic factors in a Nationally representative sample of US Adults #EPILifestyle@AHA_Research@AHAScience@AHAMeetings