New research indicates a previously unrecognized genetic subtype of patients with type 2 diabetes at high risk for cardiovascular disease who may benefit from intensive glycemia treatment.
Statin Therapy in the Frail Elderly: A Nuanced Decision
Two physicians in Cardiovascular Medicine take a closer look at the effect of statin therapy on function and quality of life for frail older adults. They provide recommendations based on an evidence-informed appraisal of the literature.
Distinctive Dozen: 12 Developments from 2016 Likely to Reshape Cardiovascular Practice
From heart benefits of diabetes drugs to leadless pacing to expanding populations for TAVR, 2016 was a dynamic year in cardiovascular care. Cleveland Clinic experts reflect on a dozen key developments.
Patient, Provider Awareness of Elevated Risk of Cardiovascular Disease in Psoriatic Arthritis
Enhanced protocols for CVD risk assessment as well as more comprehensive research regarding CVD in PsA are urgently needed.
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In Psoriatic Diseases, HDL-Associated Antioxidant Enzymes Show Promise as a Cardiac Risk Tool
Here’s early evidence that activity levels of HDL-associated antioxidant enzymes might prove to be a much-needed predictor of cardiovascular risk in systemic rheumatic diseases.
Study: No Link Between Salt Intake, Heart Disease, Especially for Healthy Older Adults
A new study finds no link between salt consumption and higher risk of mortality or development of heart disease in healthy older adults, but patients with certain medical conditions still need to modify their salt intake.
It’s February and Cleveland Clinic Nurses Have Heart on the Brain
In honor of American Heart Month, ECNO Kelly Hancock encourages nurses to spend extra time educating patients on heart health. She also shares how Cleveland Clinic’s model, “Respond with H.E.A.R.T.” makes all the difference in challenging patient situations.
Aspirin Fails to Prevent Cardiovascular Events in High-Risk Patients
Increased bleeding negates the benefits of daily aspirin for primary prevention in patients with multiple risk factors for cardiovascular disease
Childhood Emotional Trauma Closely Linked to Problems in Adulthood
Children who experience severe trauma early in life are at high risk for poor health outcomes in adulthood, including cardiovascular disease, cancer, asthma and depression. Effective interventions can improve outcomes.
Mind Over Matter in Heart Care
Mental health is increasingly recognized as important to heart health. Here are lessons from Cleveland Clinic’s introduction of mental health services into a cardiology clinic.