Cardiovascular health

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• 2026-10-29 · THE ARISING

  Vessel-Function Test Before Stenting Did Not Predict Renarrowing in 91 Patients

  A quick, non-invasive test of blood vessel function has been linked to heart risk, so it is fair to ask whether it can also show which stented arteries will narrow again. In a new study of 91 patients, a…

• 2026-10-29 · THE ARISING

  Heart Mitochondria Burn Lactate Directly as Backup Fuel, Mouse Study Finds

  The heart can burn lactate, a molecule often treated as a by-product of metabolism, by taking it straight into its energy-making compartments. That is the conclusion of a new study in Nature, and it…

• 2026-10-28 · THE ARISING

  The care team, not the algorithm, made the difference in heart failure

  Published October 27, 2026 · Clinical effectiveness · Cluster-randomized trial · Potentially actionable in supervised care models Primary source: TIME-HF trial, Circulation, PMID 42668439

• 2026-10-28 · THE ARISING

  Opening a narrowed carotid artery did not restore cognition

  Published October 27, 2026 · Negative clinical result · Prespecified secondary outcomes of two randomized trials Primary source: CREST-2 cognition analysis, JAMA, PMID 42747844

• 2026-10-28 · THE ARISING

  GLP-1 cardiovascular protection appears similar across age groups

  Published October 27, 2026 · Systematic synthesis of eight randomized outcome trials · Clinically relevant Primary source: Age-stratified GLP-1RA meta-analysis, PMID 42946897

• 2026-10-28 · THE ARISING

  A wireless patch reads cardiac motion, but the evidence is still in rodents

  Published October 28, 2026 · Materials engineering and animal experimentation · Preclinical discovery Primary source: Wireless myocardial-motion patch study, PMID 42947659

• 2026-10-27 · THE ARISING

  Heart Groups and Obstetricians Map Women's Heart Risk Across Four Life Stages

  Heart disease is the leading cause of illness and death in women, and four major medical groups now say care for it is too scattered to catch risk early.

• 2026-10-26 · THE ARISING

  Ear-Clip Nerve Stimulation Did Not Lower Blood Pressure Overall, Small Trial Finds

  A handheld device that sends mild electrical pulses to the ear did not lower blood pressure more than a sham device across a whole group of people with hard-to-control hypertension, according to a new…

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  A stronger heart-rehabilitation program includes the rest of the body

  Aerobic and resistance training address different parts of physical capacity

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• 2026-10-13 · ATLAS READING

  The heart signal hidden inside a night of sleep

  An externally tested AI model finds predictive information in ECG recordings already collected during sleep studies.

• 2026-10-20 · ATLAS READING

  A stronger heart-rehabilitation program includes the rest of the body

  Aerobic and resistance training address different parts of physical capacity

• 2026-10-25 · ATLAS READING

  Prevention: Protect the Years Ahead

  Make cardiovascular risk visible, then make a plan that fits.

• 2026-10-14 · ATLAS READING

  When clinic blood pressure looks normal, home readings may tell another story

  Preliminary conference research · not a peer-reviewed full paper