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Heart failure-related cardiogenic shock

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Intradialytic exercise improves cardiovascular function and arterial stiffness in patients on maintenance haemodialysis
Physical Medicine & Rehab Meta-analysis
Intradialytic exercise improves cardiovascular function and arterial stiffness in patients on maintenance haemodialysis Intradialytic Exercise May Improve Heart Function in Dialysis Patients
This meta-analysis of 934 patients receiving maintenance haemodialysis found that intradialytic exercise improved left ventricular ejection …
Exercise during dialysis may improve heart function and blood pressure for patients with heart failure on maintenance hemodialysis.
Four mailer types aim to increase health care proxy documentation in patients with chronic conditions
Primary Care & Family Medicine RCT
Four mailer types aim to increase health care proxy documentation in patients with chronic conditions New trial plans to use mailers to help patients name proxies
This study protocol describes a factorial randomized trial of approximately 20,000 patients with cancer, congestive heart failure, or chroni…
A new study plans to see if different types of mailers can help patients with serious illnesses name a healthcare proxy.
Rheumatic heart disease prevalence in Nepal is 3.1% with significant geographic and temporal disparities
Cardiology Meta-analysis
Rheumatic heart disease prevalence in Nepal is 3.1% with significant geographic and temporal disparities Rheumatic heart disease is much more common in rural Nepal
This meta-analysis of 209,815 participants in Nepal indicates a pooled rheumatic heart disease prevalence of 3.1%. Findings show a higher pr…
New data shows rheumatic heart disease is six times more common in rural areas of Nepal compared to the capital city of Kathmandu.
High-flow nasal cannula shows no significant difference from noninvasive ventilation in acute heart failure
Rheumatology Meta-analysis
High-flow nasal cannula shows no significant difference from noninvasive ventilation in acute heart failure High-flow nasal cannula shows no advantage over noninvasive ventilation
This meta-analysis of 1,282 patients with respiratory failure secondary to acute heart failure found no statistically significant difference…
New data shows that high-flow nasal cannula does not outperform noninvasive ventilation for patients with heart failure and respiratory issu…
Geographic and socioeconomic disparities limit access to mechanical circulatory support and heart transplantation
Cardiology Sys. Review
Geographic and socioeconomic disparities limit access to mechanical circulatory support and heart transplantation Heart Devices and Transplants Are Out of Reach for Many
This narrative review with scoping methods examines the global landscape of mechanical circulatory support (MCS) and heart transplantation f…
A new review finds heart transplants and mechanical support are concentrated in wealthy regions, leaving many patients without access.
Breviscapine Add-On May Improve Angina Response in Coronary Heart Disease
Cardiology Meta-analysis
Breviscapine Add-On May Improve Angina Response in Coronary Heart Disease Breviscapine May Help Heart Disease Patients With Angina Symptoms
A meta-analysis finds breviscapine plus conventional therapy improves total effective rate in coronary heart disease with angina. Safety dat…
A new analysis finds breviscapine may improve treatment success for people with heart disease and angina. More research is needed to confirm…
Conduction system pacing reduces heart failure hospitalization and cardiomyopathy risk compared to right ventricular pacing
Cardiology Meta-analysis
Conduction system pacing reduces heart failure hospitalization and cardiomyopathy risk compared to right ventricular pacing Conduction system pacing may lower heart failure hospital risks
This meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials involving 1466 patients with preserved or mildly reduced LVEF found that conduction syste…
A new type of heart pacing could significantly lower the risk of heart muscle damage and hospital stays for patients with heart failure.
Culturally tailored meal programs reduce hospitalization rates among patients with heart failure
Cardiology RCT
Culturally tailored meal programs reduce hospitalization rates among patients with heart failure Tailored Navajo meal program reduces heart failure hospital visits
Researchers evaluated a culturally and medically tailored meal program for adults with heart failure in a rural setting. The intervention wa…
A culturally tailored meal program using traditional Navajo foods helped reduce hospital visits for patients living with heart failure.
MASLD linked to 35% higher odds of HFpEF in pooled analysis of 899,629 patients
Cardiology Meta-analysis
MASLD linked to 35% higher odds of HFpEF in pooled analysis of 899,629 patients Liver Disease Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Failure
This meta-analysis of 3 studies (899,629 patients, 47,610 with MASLD) found that MASLD was associated with higher odds of clinically diagnos…
People with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) show a higher risk of developing heart failure with preserved e…
Disulfidptosis may drive cardiomyocyte injury and cytoskeletal collapse under conditions of disulfide stress
Cardiology Sys. Review
Disulfidptosis may drive cardiomyocyte injury and cytoskeletal collapse under conditions of disulfide stress New research explores a specific cell death path in heart failure
This narrative review explores the role of disulfidptosis in heart failure and cardiomyocyte injury. The authors suggest that disulfide stre…
Scientists are looking into a process called disulfidptosis to understand how heart cells die during heart failure.
Sarcopenia and Low Grip Strength Correlate with Increased Cardiovascular Risk in Older Adults
Geriatrics & Aging Meta-analysis
Sarcopenia and Low Grip Strength Correlate with Increased Cardiovascular Risk in Older Adults Low Muscle Mass and Grip Strength Linked to Heart Risks
A large-scale meta-analysis identifies sarcopenia and low grip strength as significant markers for increased cardiovascular events in elderl…
Lower muscle mass and weaker grip strength are linked to a higher risk of heart disease and stroke in older adults.
Tai Chi provides positive effects for balance, mood, and cognitive performance in older adults
Primary Care & Family Medicine Guideline
Tai Chi provides positive effects for balance, mood, and cognitive performance in older adults Tai Chi Shows Positive Effects for Older Adults with Parkinson's
This evidence map synthesized 118 systematic reviews regarding Tai Chi for older adults. The findings indicate positive effects for balance,…
Tai Chi may help older adults improve balance, reduce anxiety, and manage symptoms of Parkinson's disease and other age-related conditions.