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Study: “Worrisome” Changes in Cardiovascular Function Immediately after Vaping, Smoking Traditional Cigarettes

Study: “Worrisome” Changes in Cardiovascular Function Immediately after Vaping, Smoking Traditional Cigarettes

November 4th 2022

American Heart Association

AHA 2022: Chronic users of either e-cigarettes or traditional cigarettes had acute changes in cardiovascular function and performed worse on exercise stress testing than never users in new study.

Wearable Device Uptake Low Among Adults with Cardiovascular Disease, Nationally Representative Study Finds

Wearable Device Uptake Low Among Adults with Cardiovascular Disease, Nationally Representative Study Finds

November 2nd 2022

American Heart Association

AHA 2022: An estimated 18% of Americans with heart disease reported using wearables, compared with 29% of the total US population.

Perceived Discrimination Impairs Post-MI Recovery in Young Adults, Study Warns

Perceived Discrimination Impairs Post-MI Recovery in Young Adults, Study Warns

November 2nd 2022

American Heart Association

AHA 2022. A perception of discrimination was associated with worse mental health and disease-related health status 1 year post-MI among adults aged ≤55 years.

Tirzepatide Led to Clinically Meaningful Improvements in Body Composition in Adults with Obesity/Overweight

Tirzepatide Led to Clinically Meaningful Improvements in Body Composition in Adults with Obesity/Overweight

November 1st 2022

Obesity Medicine Association

ObesityWeek 2022: Tirzepatide-induced weight reduction was associated with body composition improvements in adults with obesity/overweight, found analysis of SURMOUNT-1.

Physicians Should Get Patients to Move More to Help with Cardiometabolic Health, Says One Expert

Physicians Should Get Patients to Move More to Help with Cardiometabolic Health, Says One Expert

October 26th 2022

Cardiometabolic Health Congress

To help patients improve their cardiometabolic health, encourage them to move more, according to one speaker from CMHC 2022.

High- vs Standard-dose Dexamethasone Could Pose Risks for Ventilated COVID-19 Patients

High- vs Standard-dose Dexamethasone Could Pose Risks for Ventilated COVID-19 Patients

October 25th 2022

IDWeek

High-dose dexamethasone is often prescribed for critically ill COVID-19 patients although there is no evidence for its efficacy. A new study looked deeper.

Fluticasone Exhalation Delivery System Reduced Exacerbations, Need for Antibiotics in Patients with Chronic Sinusitis

Fluticasone Exhalation Delivery System Reduced Exacerbations, Need for Antibiotics in Patients with Chronic Sinusitis

October 24th 2022

IDWeek

IDWeek 2022: New data show a greater than 60% reduction in acute exacerbations and need for antibiotics in patients with CS who used fluticasone propionate nasal spray.

Real-world Study Suggests Need for Earlier Diagnosis of Non-alcoholic Steatohepatitis

Real-world Study Suggests Need for Earlier Diagnosis of Non-alcoholic Steatohepatitis

October 21st 2022

Cardiometabolic Health Congress

CMHC 2022: Patients with NASH are often not diagnosed until an advanced stage, and have a high burden of comorbidities, according to new study.

Flash CGM Increases Time in Range for T2D Patients on Noninsulin Therapies Not at Goal HbA1c

Flash CGM Increases Time in Range for T2D Patients on Noninsulin Therapies Not at Goal HbA1c

June 10th 2022

ADA

ADA 2022: Use of flash continuous glucose monitoring in T2D patients not on insulin also reduced HbA1c and glycemic variability, a new study finds.

Continuous Glucose Monitoring Linked to Better Glycemic Control, Reduced Hospitalizations in Study of Veterans Health Administration Data

Continuous Glucose Monitoring Linked to Better Glycemic Control, Reduced Hospitalizations in Study of Veterans Health Administration Data

June 8th 2022

ADA

ADA 2022: Large national study found that CGM use had a positive effect on glycemic control and acute complications in T2D in the Veterans Health Administration.