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Early mortality vs. occasional walking | ‘Obesity paradox’ nullified | Ionizing radiation and heart disease
Thursday, March 30, 2023
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Today's News and Trends

Longevity, cardiovascular durability improve with just 1 or 2 walks per week

Weekend warriors who take brisk walks of around four miles just once or twice per week enjoy lower cardiovascular and all-cause mortality than their sedentary peers.

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Longevity, cardiovascular durability improve with just 1 or 2 walks per week

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Health walk heart health longevity
Weekend warriors who take brisk walks of around four miles just once or twice per week enjoy lower cardiovascular and all-cause mortality than their sedentary peers.
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New research debunks the ‘obesity paradox’

Using waist-to-height ratio instead of body mass index (BMI) eliminates the oft-debated "advantage" of being overweight or obese with a heart condition.

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New research debunks the ‘obesity paradox’

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Obesity Paradox Body Mass Index
Using waist-to-height ratio instead of body mass index (BMI) eliminates the oft-debated "advantage" of being overweight or obese with a heart condition.
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In Case You Missed It

AI predicts mortality risk based on ECG results with 85% accuracy

The model estimated mortality risk for more than 244,000 patients in Alberta, Canada, who had an ECG taken after a related health incident. 

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Electrocardiograms analyzed by AI can offer information about mortality risk.
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AI predicts mortality risk based on ECG results with 85% accuracy

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Electrocardiograms analyzed by AI can offer information about mortality risk.
The model estimated mortality risk for more than 244,000 patients in Alberta, Canada, who had an ECG taken after a related health incident. 
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Heart Association: 5 principles for dealing with genetic testing that may unduly trouble patients

When should a clinician tell a patient they have a gene variant that appeared incidentally but may have ramifications for cardiovascular health?

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Heart Association: 5 principles for dealing with genetic testing that may unduly trouble patients

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DNA sequencing for inheritable heart disease
When should a clinician tell a patient they have a gene variant that appeared incidentally but may have ramifications for cardiovascular health?
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FDA approves drug for children with rare condition causing high LDL cholesterol

Evkeeza, which was previously approved for patients ages 12 and above, was shown to help lower cholesterol for children with homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia (HoFH), in conjunction with other therapies. 


 

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Evkeeza is a prescription medication administered by injection, aiming to lower LDL cholesterol. .
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FDA approves drug for children with rare condition causing high LDL cholesterol

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Evkeeza is a prescription medication administered by injection, aiming to lower LDL cholesterol. .
Evkeeza, which was previously approved for patients ages 12 and above, was shown to help lower cholesterol for children with homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia (HoFH), in conjunction with other therapies.   
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In Other News

Exposure to ionizing radiation can increase risk of heart disease

“The effect of lower doses of radiation on the heart and blood vessels may have been underestimated in the past,” experts explained in BMJ.

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Exposure to ionizing radiation can increase risk of heart disease

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“The effect of lower doses of radiation on the heart and blood vessels may have been underestimated in the past,” experts explained in BMJ.
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Even in asymptomatic, CCTA-detected coronary artery disease increases heart attack risk

These individuals face a more than an eightfold risk for myocardial infarction, according to new findings published in the Annals of Internal Medicine. 

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Even in asymptomatic, CCTA-detected coronary artery disease increases heart attack risk

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These individuals face a more than an eightfold risk for myocardial infarction, according to new findings published in the Annals of Internal Medicine. 
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UnitedHealthcare to cut back on prior authorization paperwork

UnitedHealthcare announced it would remove 20% of its current prior authorizations starting with the third quarter of this year. 

 

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UnitedHealthcare to cut back on prior authorization paperwork

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UnitedHealthcare announced it would remove 20% of its current prior authorizations starting with the third quarter of this year.   
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