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In patients with well-controlled cholesterol after a percutaneous coronary intervention, a higher triglyceride glucose index was tied to higher incidence of adverse clinical outcomes.

After a recent myocardial infarction, daily low-dose colchicine reduces the risk for cardiovascular events in patients with type 2 diabetes, a recent study shows.

In healthy young adults, vitamin D levels is inversely correlated with cardiovascular disease risk factors.

Lp(a) is associated with higher atherogenic risk than LDL on a per-particle basis, providing a rationale for potentially targeting elevated levels, researchers said.

An exercise and diet program using videoconferencing and YouTube reduced cardiovascular risk and improved patient-reported outcomes and disease activity.

Observational studies suggest a link between lipid levels and risk for dementia, but no clear pattern is seen. High and low levels of various lipids have been associated with both higher and lower risks.

Indiana University lab received support from the National Institutes of Health to expand research on allergy risk factors.

Contrary to reports of negative effects, postprandial insulin spikes are associated with improvements in a longitudinal study.

Dual antiplatelet therapy initiated up to 72 hours post-stroke cuts the risk for recurrent stroke but comes with increased bleeding risk, new data from the INSPIRES trial showed.

While they can be fatal upon rupture or dissection, ascending thoracic aortic aneurysms are also associated with apparent protection against atherosclerosis.