Study Shows Statins May Increase Longevity in People 75 and Older
New research suggests statins may reduce heart disease risk and increase longevity in adults 75 and older, challenging current guidelines.
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New research suggests statins may reduce heart disease risk and increase longevity in adults 75 and older, challenging current guidelines.
While a cure for dementia eludes doctors and scientists, the push is on to identify new strategies and treatments that might work to prevent or delay the onset of the disease.
The ASPC 2023 Congress on CVD Prevention will take place in Arlington, Texas, from July 21-23, and in this interview, President-Elect Michael Shapiro, DO, FASPC, runs down what attendees should look most forward to this year.
The researchers are studying dementia prevention because of the overlap in risk factors for that condition and those for heart disease and stroke.
The University of Nebraska Medical Center is one of 100 institutions nationwide studying if statins - a common...