Cerebrovascular Diseases

 
Racial Disparities in Cardiovascular Disease Outcomes: Daily Dose
June 27, 2024

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New Report Shows that Despite Gains, Black Americans Still Face Higher Cardiovascular Mortality
June 19, 2024

Between 2000 and 2022, there were nearly 800 000 excess CV deaths among Black Americans and 24 million additional years of life lost, researchers report.

Adolescent Obesity Linked to Higher Stroke Risk in Women: Daily Dose
June 14, 2024

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Women with Overweight/Obesity as Teens, Young Adults Face Higher Risk of Cerebrovascular Disease Later in Life
June 11, 2024

In contrast, men did not face the same increased risk of cerebrovascular disease later in life, reported authors of a new study.

Functional Deficits Poststroke Found More Pronounced in Study Group with Lower Mean Oxygen Saturation During Sleep
February 26, 2024

At 3 months following ischemic stroke, lower mean oxygen saturation but not apnea-hypopnea index was associated with functional deficits, according to a French research team.

Milvexian Added to Standard DAPT Fails to Reduce Stroke Risk, May Increase Risk of Bleeding
January 11, 2024

AXIOMATIC-SSP is considered the largest clinical trial of activated factor XIa inhibition added to standard antiplatelet therapy for secondary stroke prevention.

Treatment Gap: In Patients with ASCVD, Low Use of Statins, High-intensity Statins Persists
May 31, 2022

One-half of more than 600 000 patients with ASCVD were not prescribed statins at all and only 22.5% were taking a high intensity statin, according to a recent study.

Risk of Early Stroke Increased in Adults who Vape vs Smoke Traditional Cigarettes, Study Finds
November 09, 2021

AHA 2021: E-cigarette users were found to have a 15% higher risk of a cerebrovascular accident at a younger age than those who smoked combustible tobacco cigarettes.

Atrial Fibrillation Detected by ICD Linked to Ischemic Stroke within 5 Days
October 05, 2021

The temporal connection of atrial fibrillation and risk of ischemic stroke provides support for short-duration oral anticoagulation, said study authors.

The Tobacco Endgame: 4 Major Cardiology Societies Press World Governments to Act
June 02, 2021

Four major cardiology organizations stand behind increased government action to eradicate tobacco use worldwide. Click here for a summary of why, why now, and how.