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ACC 2024: U-Mich Experts for Comment on Late-Breaking Trials, Featured Research

Hi there, Tomorrow begins the ACC 73rd Annual Scientific Sessions in Atlanta. Experts from the University of Michigan Health Frankel Cardiovascular Center have

United statesKent brummelScott hummelJohn bisognanoGorav ailawadiEricj brandtEricj topolStanleyj chetcutiToddm koellingMarvinm kirshEric canteyBrahmajee nallamothuUm school of public healthCollege of engineeringAgency for healthcare researchProfessor of health management

Primary care clinics help control Essential Eight heart disease risks

Specialized care can help you survive a heart attack or stroke. But a primary care doctor can help prevent those problems in the first place.

United statesJeremy sussmanMichael johansenWeill cornellCouncil on cardiovascularVa centerUniversity of michigan institute for healthcareUniversity of michiganExpenditure panelAmerican heart associationCouncil on quality of careOutcomes researchClinical management researchCardiovascular qualityMedical expenditure panel surveyMichigan institute

Nontraditional Risk Factors Key in Young Adult Stroke Risk

Clinicians need to pay more attention to nontraditional stroke risk factors, especially in adults under 35 years, new research suggests.

United statesMichelle leppertUniversity of colorado school medicineColorado schoolCardiovascular qualityColorado all payer claims database

Lower Income US Adults Were Left Behind As the Rest of the United States Experienced Large Declines in Heart Attack and Stroke Risk over Three Decades

Study examined 30-year trends in cardiovascular health using a suite of income equity metrics to provide a comprehensive picture of cardiovascular income inequi

United statesMadam richardsGeorge washington universityAmerican heart associationTrends in income inequities cardiovascular healthIncome inequitiesCardiovascular healthCardiovascular qualityGeorge washington university

Nation s heart health success story not written for everyone

Cardiovascular health has improved dramatically across the U.S. over the past several decades, but those gains were enjoyed almost exclusively by the wealthiest segments of the population, a new analysis

Vanderbilt universityUnited statesDebra dixonMadam richardsNutrition examinationAmerican heart association incAmerican heart associationVanderbilt university medical centerNational healthCenters for diseaseCardiovascular qualityGeorge washington university milken schoolPublic healthDisease controlNutrition examination surveyAmerican heart

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