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Although it will require gargantuan efforts, focused on the entire world's population and on societal change, it is possible that cardiovascular disease could be eliminated by 2050, Dr Salim Yusuf prophesized. Yusuf's talk rounded off three days of research presentations on the topic of prevention.
A new study finds those who sleep badly for short periods of time have a 65% increased risk of cardiovascular disease compared with normal sleepers; it's time that sleep was considered a serious risk factor for CVD, says the researcher.
Trans-fatty acids that occur naturally in ruminant fat and those from industrially produced, partially hydrogenated fish oils both contribute to increased cardiovascular and coronary heart disease mortality, according to a new prospective study.
Couples who attended a preventive cardiology program together, after one partner had suffered a coronary disease event, changed their dietary and exercise habits in tandem, a new analysis from the EUROACTION study shows.
Although there is a huge mountain to climb with regard to prevention of cardiovascular disease in Russia, there is some room for optimism, doctors told attendees here at a special session.
