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Children and adolescents who outlive a sibling may be at a risk for a later diagnosis of stroke, coronary heart disease, or heart attack.

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How many patients follow through on your recommendations after theyve completed their visit? Does it make a difference whether youve seen them in person or virtually? Experts offer tips for improving compliance after telehealth visits.

Small changes in cardiorespiratory fitness may have a big impact on health and mortality risk among individuals with and without cardiovascular disease, new data suggest.

Risk for all-cause mortality was four times greater for US veterans with lowest vs those with highest cardiorespiratory fitness levels, regardless of age, sex, or race, observational data suggest.

The increased risk was seen in patients with structural heart disease by echo and premature ventricular contractions during the recovery phase of exercise stress testing.

The association between physical fitness and dementia risk is inverse, independent, and graded, with even moderate increases in fitness offering some protection.

Women who develop preeclampsia do have CV red flags that present earlier in pregnancy, but this study found no added benefit for midgestational cardiac testing over current screening methods.

Why did the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology not sign onto the high-profile, recently released AHA/ACC document, despite being actively engaged at every stage of the writing and review process?

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