(IN BRIEF) Boehringer Ingelheim has expanded its Detect the SOS mission globally to increase awareness and use of urine albumin-to-creatinine ratio testing among people living with hypertension, type 2 diabetes, or both. The company says uACR testing remains significantly underused … Read the full press release
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(IN BRIEF) Bayer has highlighted an important development in cardiovascular health assessment following the Saudi Heart Association’s recent publication recommending greater focus on the early detection of subclinical atherosclerosis in clinical practice. The research supports a more personalized approach to … Read the full press release
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(IN BRIEF) Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich has received funding from the German Research Foundation for a new Collaborative Research Centre focused on the relationship between thrombosis and inflammation. The project, known as CRC 1784 InTraC, aims to investigate how … Read the full press release
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Tagged autoimmune disease, cardiovascular disease, cell therapy, charité, Collaborative Research Centre, COVID-19, CRC 1784, DFG, Dresden University of Technology, epigenetics, gene therapy, German Research Foundation, heart attack, Helmholtz Munich, immunothrombosis, inflammation, InTraC, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Konstantin Stark, LMU, LMU Secures Major German Research Funding for New Thrombosis and Inflammation Research Consortium, LMU University Hospital, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Matthias Tschöp, Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry, medical research, New Collaborative Research Centre at LMU to Explore Immune and Blood Clotting Interactions in Disease, nucleic acid immunity, RNA therapy, Steffen Massberg, stroke, systems biology, thromboinflammatory disease, thrombosis, translational medicine, University of Münster, University of Würzburg, venous thromboembolism
(IN BRIEF) Fraunhofer IPA is developing a digital assistance system through the GenderHeart project to improve aftercare and early detection of cardiovascular disease in women, who face higher mortality rates after heart attacks and strokes compared to men. The system … Read the full press release
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Tagged artificial intelligence, biosensors, cardiovascular disease, digital health, Early Detection, ECG monitoring, Fraunhofer IPA, gender-specific medicine, GenderHeart project, healthcare technology, heart attack, hormone factors, Medical Innovation, Paula Röttig, risk assessment, stroke, TEDIAS, University Medical Centre Mannheim, voice analysis, Women’s Health, Zana Technologies GmbH
(IN BRIEF) University of Copenhagen researchers have found that poor dental health during childhood is associated with a higher risk of cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes later in life. The study, based on data from more than 568,000 individuals … Read the full press release
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Tagged cardiovascular disease, childhood health, cohort study, Coronary Artery Disease, Danish Health Authority, dental caries, epidemiology, gingivitis, heart attack, inflammation, Large Danish Study Shows Childhood Tooth Decay and Gum Disease Associated with Future Cardiovascular Risk, Merete Markvart, National Child Odontology Registry, National Patient Register, Nikoline Nygaard, oral health, preventive dentistry, stroke, type 2 diabetes, University of Copenhagen, University of Copenhagen Research Highlights Long Term Health Impact of Childhood Tooth Decay and Gingivitis
(IN BRIEF) New research published in the European Heart Journal has shown that intermuscular fat, which accumulates between muscles, significantly increases the risk of heart disease, heart attack, and heart failure, regardless of body mass index (BMI). Led by Professor … Read the full press release
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Tagged body mass index, Brigham and Women's Hospital, cardiac risk assessment, Cardiovascular risk, chest pain, CMD, coronary microvascular dysfunction, Dr. Ranil de Silva, European Heart Journal, exercise, fatty muscle fraction, heart attack, heart disease, heart failure, Imperial College London, insulin resistance, intermuscular fat, lean muscle, metabolic syndrome, muscle fat, Nutrition, Obesity, PET/CT scanning, Professor Viviany Taqueti, shortness of breath, subcutaneous fat, treatment strategies, weight-loss therapies, WOMEN
(IN BRIEF) A new study published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology reveals that a high-quality diet that emphasises whole foods and minimises packaged and processed foods reduces the likelihood of having a heart attack or stroke. The study, … Read the full press release
Posted in Food & Beverage, France, Healthcare, Management, News, Science
Tagged cardiovascular disease, Dr. Darryl Wan, ESC, heart attack, processed foods, Professor Sonia Anand, red meat, stroke
(IN BRIEF) The European Heart Journal, a journal of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC), has published a new study revealing that surpassing the World Health Organization’s (WHO) ozone limit is associated with significant increases in hospital admissions for heart … Read the full press release
Posted in Environment, France, Healthcare, News, Science, Society
Tagged air pollutant, cardiovascular disease, ESC, European Heart Journal, European Society of Cardiology, heart attack, heart failure, Ozone, ozone layer, ozone limit, Ozone pollution, photochemical smog, Professor Shaowei Wu, Professor Thomas Münzel, stroke, WHO, World Health Organization
Paris, France/ Taipei ,Taiwan / Boston, MA, USA, 27-Nov-2018 — /EuropaWire/ — WeHealth by Servier, Servier Group’s e-health Business unit, and MobioSense, a leading semiconductor biosensor platform developer based in Taiwan and Boston, announced today the closing of a partnership agreement to develop … Read the full press release
Female patients with anxiety disorder react more quickly to a heart attack MUNICH, 01-Mar-2018 — /EuropaWire/ — Fear protects people from danger. A team from the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and Helmholtz Zentrum München has discovered that this applies even … Read the full press release
Study authors call for more research that could guide EU pollution regulations Sophia Antipolis, France, 19-Feb-2018 — /EuropaWire/ — Rapid increases in pollution may be as harmful to the heart as sustained high levels, according to research published today in the European … Read the full press release
Posted in Environment, France, Healthcare, Society
Tagged air pollutants, diesel, Dr Florian Rakers, ESC, heart attack, nitric oxide, nitric oxides, pollution
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