How Your Cooking Method Could Be Quietly Driving Inflammation
Dr. Jamnadas explains how high-heat cooking creates AGEs — compounds linked to chronic inflammation and accelerated aging.
Cardiovascular health, heart failure, atherosclerosis, and cardiac research
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Dr. Jamnadas explains how high-heat cooking creates AGEs — compounds linked to chronic inflammation and accelerated aging.
A cardiologist breaks down his preferred fasting approach and why it may be the most effective for metabolic and cardiovascular health.
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Mayo Clinic tests whether 6 months of the SGLT2 inhibitor dapagliflozin can reduce exercise-induced cardiac pressure in preserved-ejection-fraction heart failure.
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Leading cardiologists respond to unanswered questions surrounding aldosteronism and its cardiovascular consequences, highlighting gaps in current evidence.
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