EMJ Cardiology

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Why does cardiovascular data still fail women? In the latest EMJ Podcast series, Saranya Ravindran speaks with Leslie Cho about how precision cardiology is transforming cardiovascular care for women. 🎧 Listen now: hubs.la/Q047LT-L0

Every 40 minutes, someone in London dies from a heart or circulatory condition. A new five-year NHS programme aims to improve heart health across the capital, starting with one simple step: blood pressure checks. 🔗 hubs.la/Q046MnMd0

A new AI tool called ONCO-ACS is set to revolutionise clinical decision-making for cancer patients who have suffered a heart attack. Read more about the technology: hubs.la/Q042tjhC0

Could sugar rationing in early life create a "biological shield" against heart failure decades later? Find out here: hubs.la/Q041_sJS0

Update: AI-guided echocardiography may improve mortality prediction in pulmonary hypertension. Automated right ventricular strain added prognostic value beyond standard echo. 🔗 hubs.la/Q041017D0

❤️ One blood test could flag heart risk decades in advance. New data show that elevated lipoprotein(a) predicts cardiovascular events up to 30 years prior in otherwise healthy women. Learn more: hubs.la/Q0403fLZ0

👀 Cardiovascular risk could flag future eye disease. In a study of 35,000+ adults, higher PCE scores were associated with increased risk of AMD, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and more. 🔗 hubs.la/Q03-x65X0

Did you know? Hundreds of people unknowingly carry a gene for familial hypercholesterolemia, a severe, hidden risk for early heart disease. Read the full study: hubs.ly/Q03WQ7FN0

How does smoking just a single cigarette a day damage the heart and circulatory system over time? Find out now: hubs.la/Q03W_Mj50

A genetic study reveals that serious heart rhythm risks are not from one gene but an additive combination of genetic influences. Uncover more of the insights: hubs.la/Q03W1yNY0

New research suggests that whole-fat dairy consumption in young adulthood may be associated with a lower risk of coronary artery calcification later in life. Learn more: hubs.ly/Q03SB4rb0

A new trend in Japan suggests a decline in hospitalisations for acute coronary syndrome is due to increased uptake of heated tobacco products. Read more on EMJ: hubs.la/Q03QtKSG0

Are all plant-based diets heart-friendly? 🥦♥️ New study finds that diets built on minimally processed foods were linked with fewer cardiovascular events, whether plant or animal-based. Read more: hubs.la/Q03QY6QD0 #vegan #cardiovascularhealth

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The latest issue of EMJ Cardiology is out now. Inside, uncover unmissable insights from the @escardio Congress 2025, an interview with Thomas F. Lüscher, and all the latest updates in the cardiology space. Read the journal today: hubs.la/Q03MVzrW0

How can AI transform cardiology? @wenzl_florian, shares insights on GRACE 3.0, precision diagnostics, and the barriers and opportunities in bringing AI into everyday clinical practice. Read the full interview here: hubs.la/Q03LGvR20

Daily low-dose aspirin offers no cardiovascular benefit in older adults and instead raises bleeding risk. Discover more on EMJ: hubs.la/Q03FT9NL0

From the latest in cardiovascular disease to new insights on the future of echo technology, the EMJ team are on the ground in Madrid ready for this year's @escardio 2025 congress. Join EMJ Cardiology to be the first to receive our congress coverage: hubs.la/Q03G8yF10

CPAP machines can help patients with high-risk obstructive sleep apnoea, but could they potentially harm those with low-risk? Find out now: hubs.la/Q03DmYrJ0