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Alcohol Raises Heart Disease Risk, Particularly Among Women - Vimarsana News

Alcohol Raises Heart Disease Risk, Particularly Among Women

Young to middle-aged women who reported drinking eight or more alcoholic beverages per week—more than one per day, on average—were significantly more ....

Getting too little sleep linked to high blood - Vimarsana News

Getting too little sleep linked to high blood

<p>Sleeping fewer than seven hours is associated with a higher risk of developing high blood pressure over time, according to a study presented at the American College of Cardiology&rsquo;s Annual Scientific Session.</p>

Severe maternal grief associated with increas - Vimarsana News

Severe maternal grief associated with increas

<p>Prenatal stress is a potential risk factor for cardiovascular disease in offspring later in life. In a new study published today in <em>JACC: Heart Failure, </em>maternal loss of a partner or child shortly before or during pregnancy was found to be associated with increased risk of heart failure up to middle-age in the child.</p>

First-of-its-kind ACC registry tracks cardiac - Vimarsana News

First-of-its-kind ACC registry tracks cardiac

<p>The American College of Cardiology&rsquo;s newest registry offers data-driven insights on cardiac procedures performed in the ambulatory surgery setting through its first-of-its-kind dashboard.</p>

New study reveals latest data on global burden of cardiovascular disease | The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation - Vimarsana News

New study reveals latest data on global burden of cardiovascular disease | The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation

Cardiovascular disease remains leading cause of death; urgent action is needed for a heart-healthy world.