Study: Cognitive Decline Preceding Incident Cardiovascular Events in Older Adults. Image Credit: Vitalii Vodolazskyi / Shutterstock

Cognitive decline may signal heart trouble years before a cardiovascular event

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Researchers tracking initially healthy older adults found that declines in thinking speed and other cognitive...
Extreme weather is raising heart disease risk in older adults

Extreme weather is raising heart disease risk in older adults

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Extreme heat, bitter cold, and heavy rain each raise heart disease risk in middle-aged and older adults, according to a new analysis. The study recasts extreme weather...
Many older adults take aspirin for heart disease prevention without doctor’s advice

Heatwaves above 38 °C significantly spike cardiovascular cases in middle-aged populations

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A novel study has revealed a link between extreme weather and the risk of cardiovascular disease...
Intrinsic Capacity, Activity Linked to Heart Risk in Elders

Intrinsic Capacity, Activity Linked to Heart Risk in Elders

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Emerging research reveals a groundbreaking perspective on cardiovascular health in the aging population, focusing on the intricate relationship between intrinsic capacity and physical activity. A comprehensive study...
Warning for older adults about the health risks of napping too much

Warning for older adults about the health risks of napping too much

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Finding your aging parents napping frequently early in the day could be a warning sign of something much more serious, doctors at Boston’s Mass General Brigham healthcare...
Ideal Blood Pressure Reading for Older Adults: Harvard Health Experts Have an Answer

Ideal Blood Pressure Reading for Older Adults: Harvard Health Experts Have an Answer

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Essential hypertension refers to a state wherein rising blood pressure is for the benefit of older adults., Health & Wellness News, Health and Me Source link
UT Arlington Scientist Recognized with AHA Award for Groundbreaking Aging Research

UT Arlington Scientist Recognized with AHA Award for Groundbreaking Aging

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A groundbreaking study is underway at the University of Texas at Arlington, spearheaded by Kamal Awad, an assistant professor of research at the Bone-Muscle Research Center. This...
Illustration of a person with their hands on their chest in front of a heart, with various items surrounding them.

7 small changes that will significantly cut your risk of heart disease

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Modern life isn't doing our hearts any favours. We sit too much (over nine hours a day, on average), are regularly overwhelmed by stress (now linked to...

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