A study was conducted to examine gender and sociodemographic disparities in ICD access for patients with high-risk heart failure.

A study has found that there is increased risk for heart disease mortality among patients with exposure to compound heatwaves.

The AHA has published a scientific statement regarding the effect of light physical activity and sedentary behavior on CV health during pregnancy.

Adverse pregnancy outcomes mediate a small proportion of the association between prepregnancy obesity and CVD risk in midlife.

Patients with heart failure experience worsening neuropsychological outcomes over 6 months, particularly cognitive deficits and depression.

Smokers receiving CBT treatment tolerated a smoking cessation intervention well, without interference in the primary treatment goals.

Glargine U300 use was common, especially with increased CKD stages and baseline HbA1c levels among patients with type 2 diabetes.

The FRAX tool demonstrated good discrimination overall but underestimated fracture risk among certain patients with diabetes, including Hispanic women and Black men.

Researchers sought to determine the relationship among hospitalization for COPD exacerbation, AF burden, and risk for subsequent stroke.

At least 1 year postpartum, patients with twin vs singleton pregnancies are at increased risk for CVD complications, regardless of HDP status.

SGLT2 inhibitors, compared with GLP1 agonists, significantly lower risk for atrial fibrillation in patients with type 2 diabetes.

The age-adjusted ischemic stroke mortality rates have increased since 2009, with the most pronounced increases in nonmetropolitan areas.