Strokes Before 55 Nearly Doubled. Heart Attacks Went the Other Way
Cincinnati counted 2,076 first strokes in adults under 55: the rate rose from 34 to 62 per 100,000. In Oxford, young heart attacks fell over the same years.
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Heart & Lipids
Lipids, blood pressure and cardiovascular risk: biomarkers on one side, events on the other, and the daylight between them.
The First PCSK9 Pill Is Here. The Proof Still Comes From a Shot
A daily tablet now cuts LDL by more than half, while the injectable version of the same drug class was linked to 20% fewer deaths in people with no prior heart attack.
The Lp(a) Test Everyone Should Get Once, and What It Can't Tell You
One blood test for life sounds simple, but this year's research shows the result can move, the risk has no clean cutoff, and no Lp(a) drug has proven it saves hearts.
Lp(a): The Heart Risk Factor Science Still Can't Treat
Pelacarsen lowered the biomarker in 8,323 patients. Events did not follow. What that gap teaches about every longevity claim.
Aprocitentan: Another Dial for Hard to Control Blood Pressure
Against placebo, the endothelin blocker lowered systolic pressure by about 4 mmHg on top of three drugs. New post hoc data on obesity and kidney risk.
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