This new resource center covers the latest research and news regarding the cardology aspects of Long COVID.

New research suggests that regular physical activity can help lower the risk of COVID-19 infection and its severity.

DTCA for prescription heart drugs was associated with favorable perceptions of both medication use and pharmaceutical companies, but did not seem to negate intentions to use lifestyle interventions, a survey study shows.

New study supports the clinical guidelines from the @American_Heart and the @escardio that recommend antibiotic prophylaxis before dental procedures for patients at high-risk of IE. #AHAGuidelines #ESCGuidelines

The findings of a recent study underscore the need to shift the conversation from saying that patients with cancer are at increased CVD risk to asking how to mitigate this risk.

Older adults with #atrialcardiopathy may have up to 35% higher risk for dementia even before symptoms develop, new research suggests.

HTN is a global problem that affects poorer countries as much as it affects more affluent ones, a new study suggests.

Acute versus long COVID. What's the difference?

The real competition in medicine is not between companies. Rather it's us against disease. #ChangeMakers via @drjohnwhyte

Anatomy appears to be a major driver of worse #COPD outcomes in women.

Symptoms of six common CVD – ACS, HF, valvular disorders, CVA, rhythm disorders, and PVD – often overlap and may vary over time and by sex, @American_Heart noted in a new scientific statement.

Many adults take daily dietary supplements believing their anti-inflammatory and antioxidative properties help prevent #CVD and cancer. However, according to @USPSTF, this belief is not supported by evidence. #JournalofFamilyPractice

After COVID infection as opposed to after COVID vaccination, myocarditis risk is higher, UK researchers declare.

Study shows that while stroke in adolescence and very early adulthood may not be caused by #atherosclerotic #riskfactors, starting to accumulate those risk factors early in life clearly increases the risk of stroke in the 30s and 40s.

The relationship between BMI and all-cause mortality in patients with AFib is U-shaped, with the risk highest in those who are underweight or severely obese and lowest in patients defined simply as obese.

Aspirin is 125 years old and deserves to be celebrated as it's one of the most used and affordable drugs all around the world.

Part of solving complex problems is allowing all stakeholders’ voices to be heard.

Centenarians are the antithesis of the misguided belief that the older you get, the sicker you get. Quite the opposite occurs.

For the 2022 Physicians Behaving Badly Report, more than 1,500 physicians shared how often they see fellow doctors misbehaving in person or on social media, and shared some of the worse behavior they’ve seen.

Of all the headaches inherent in a medical practice, few are more frustrating than patients who make appointments and then fail to keep them.

Cardiorespiratory fitness emerged as a strong predictor of all-cause mortality in a modeling study that included more than 750,000 U.S. veterans. Results also showed mortality risk was cut in half for individuals achieving a moderate CRF level.