Cardiovascular health, heart failure, atherosclerosis, and cardiac research
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Mendelian randomization links circulating inflammatory proteins to retinal microvascular changes, heart disease risk, and lifespan — establishing causal direction.
A 2025 review maps the molecular mechanisms driving cardiovascular aging—from inflammaging to ECM remodeling—and outlines emerging therapies.
A Phase 1/2 trial tests whether nicotinamide riboside can restore NAD+ balance and improve heart function in systolic HF patients.
A NYC cohort study finds social adversity dramatically raises mortality and rehospitalization in people living with HIV and heart failure.
A major trial shows evolocumab dramatically reduces cardiovascular events in stent patients who've never had a heart attack.
Researchers propose targeting lymph node entry mechanisms to improve immune tolerance in cardiac transplant recipients, potentially reducing rejection.
Cas13-based RNA editing shows promise for treating hereditary hypertrophic cardiomyopathy by correcting disease-causing mutations at the RNA level.
A Circulation review from Harvard proposes the 'target trial framework' to improve how observational data is used to assess cardiovascular device safety and effectiveness.
A Swedish cohort of 4.3 million found maternal diabetes during pregnancy significantly increases offspring CVD risk, with pregestational diabetes driving the highest hazard.
A pathological study ties common Lp(a) risk gene variants to specific coronary thrombosis morphologies in sudden cardiac death victims.
A newly funded NIH study introduces improved predictive measures for a chronic heart condition, potentially reshaping clinical risk assessment.
In obese middle-aged mice, reducing dietary protein—without cutting calories—reversed cardiac inflammation and remodeling via AMPK-ULK1 mitophagy.
