Diabetes Obesity and Metabolism,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
27(2), P. 683 - 696
Published: Nov. 11, 2024
Metabolic
dysfunction-associated
steatotic
liver
disease
(MASLD)
and
obesity
increases
risk
of
cardiovascular
disease.
This
cohort
study
examines
the
prognostic
value
MASLD,
across
body
weight
categories,
in
a
secondary
preventative
acute
myocardial
infarction
(AMI)
cohort.
Nutrition Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
82(12), P. 1726 - 1740
Published: Dec. 15, 2023
Different
intermittent
fasting
(IF)
protocols
have
been
proven
to
be
efficient
in
improving
cardiometabolic
markers,
but
further
research
is
needed
examine
whether
or
not
combining
IF
regimens
plus
physical
exercise
superior
control
diets
(ie,
nonfasting
eating)
this
setting.
Al- Anbar Medical Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
0(0), P. 0 - 0
Published: Jan. 19, 2024
Background:
Acute
myocardial
infarction
(AMI)
and
metabolic
syndrome
(MeS)
are
two
major
health
problems
worldwide.
In
recent
years,
MeS
has
been
introduced
as
a
significant
risk
factor
for
AMI.
Objective:
To
estimate
the
prevalence
of
its
components
among
patients
with
Materials
Methods:
This
was
cross-sectional
study
conducted
at
Al-Ramadi
Teaching
Hospital
during
period
from
January
to
December
2022,
including
total
100
The
definition
established
based
on
criteria
modified
National
Cholesterol
Education
Program
Adult
Treatment
Panel
III
(NCEP
ATP
III).
Results:
mean
age
58.6
±
7.1
(range:
41–81
years).
Males
represented
55%
studied
group.
Clustering
cases
revealed
that
57%
had
less
than
three
while
43%
3
or
more
diagnosis,
giving
rate
MeS.
Only
5
none
these
components.
relatively
prevalent
in
younger
groups
females.
values
all
were
significantly
higher
group
non-MeS
(P-value
<
0.05).
Conclusion:
an
important
high
individuals
AMI
it
women
men.
The Lancet Regional Health - Western Pacific,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
37, P. 100828 - 100828
Published: June 19, 2023
The
main
difference
between
the
top
2
killers,
cardiovascular
diseases
and
malignancies,
is
that
are
mostly
preventable
or,
more
accurately,
explainable,
whereas
most
malignancies
not.
More
than
two
decades
ago,
case–control
INTERHEART
study
clearly
demonstrated
nine
risk
factors,
including
dyslipidemia,
hypertension,
diabetes
mellitus,
abdominal
obesity,
smoking,
dietary
pattern,
alcohol
consumption,
psychosocial
regular
physical
activity,
accounted
for
90%
of
myocardial
infarction
in
both
sexes
at
all
ages
among
15,152
cases
acute
(AMI)
14,820
controls
from
52
countries.1Yusuf
S.
Hawken
Ounpuu
et
al.Effect
potentially
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factors
associated
with
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Text
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Likewise,
American
Heart
Association
advocates
metrics
summarized
as
Life's
Essential
8,
diet,
nicotine
exposure,
sleep
health,
body
mass
index,
blood
lipids,
glucose,
pressure,
to
assess
overall
health
achieve
promotion
preservation.2Lloyd-Jones
D.M.
Allen
N.B.
Anderson
C.A.M.
al.Life's
essential
8:
updating
enhancing
Association's
construct
health:
a
presidential
advisory
Association.Circulation.
2022;
146:
e18-e43Crossref
(216)
Given
nature
atherosclerotic
diseases,
it
estimate
evolution
impact
recognized
proactive
healthcare
policy
planning.
In
latest
issue
Lancet
Regional
Health
Western
Pacific,
Chew
al.3Chew
N.W.
Chong
B.
Kuo
S.M.
al.Trends
predictions
metabolic
infarction:
findings
multiethnic
nationwide
cohort.Lancet
Reg
West
Pac.
2023;
(;37:100803.)Summary
(1)
used
data
Singapore
Myocardial
Infarction
Registry
2007
2018
incidence
mortality
AMI
five
(diabetes
hyperlipidemia,
overweight/obesity,
active/previous
smoking)
patients
2025
2050.
Registry,
identified
by
screening
elevated
troponin
levels
above
99th
percentile
each
laboratory,
confirming
its
comprehensive
national
coverage.
Although
registered
underwent
central
verification
trained
personnel,
types
infarction,
rather
simply
type
1,4Thygesen
K.
Alpert
J.S.
Jaffe
A.S.
al.Fourth
universal
definition
(2018).Circulation.
2018;
138:
e618-e651Crossref
(1483)
were
included
registry.
By
using
Poisson
linear
regression
models,
authors
predicted
that,
2050,
would
rise
194.4%
482
1418
per
100,000
population.
largest
increase
projected
occur
overweight/obesity
category,
defined
index
(880%
increase,
384
3764
population).
AMI-related
decrease
58.6%,
19
8
193.4%
overweight/obese
(from
12
34
population),
remaining
four
factors.
also
Indian
Malay
populations
bear
greater
burden
Chinese
This
projection
analysis
highlights
together
continuing
coming
decades,
set
overtake
diabetes,
hyperlipidemia
leading
factor
2050
Singapore.
information
adds
overwhelming
evidence
obesity
pandemic
threatens
humanity
an
insidious
relentless
manner
Pacific
region.
However,
methodological
issues
worth
mentioning,
caution
should
be
exercised
when
interpreting
results
presented.
First,
since
actual
numbers
relative
percentages
generate
projection,
resultant
absolute
number
appears
surpass
2030,3Chew
perhaps
partly
due
overestimation
projections
obesity.3Chew
Second,
was
≥23
kg/m2,
cut-off
value
Asian
populations.
It
interest
know
whether
alone,
≥27.5
kg/m2
populations,5WHO
Expert
ConsultationAppropriate
body-mass
implications
intervention
strategies.Lancet.
363:
157-163Summary
(8480)
could
still
shown
factor.
Nevertheless,
importance
weight
control
or
those
who
not
overestimated.
Third,
researchers,
based
on
assumption
trends
observed
past
will
remain
consistent
moving
forward,
which
may
inherently
overestimate
recent
progress
management
(thus,
extremely
low
rate
0.6%
[8/1418])
uncontrolled
pandemic.
Despite
related
present
study,
lack
phenotype
measures
such
composition
limit
precise
interpretation
pathophysiological
interplay
excessive
adiposity
events.
only
define
this
we
other
investigators
have
irrespective
waist
circumference
waist-to-hip
ratio,
independently
syndrome
populations.6Wang
T.D.
Goto
Bhatt
D.L.
al.Ethnic
differences
relationships
anthropometric
atherothrombosis:
reduction
atherothrombosis
continued
(reach)
registry.Metabolism.
2010;
59:
400-408Summary
(31)
Scholar,7Wildman
R.P.
Gu
D.
Reynolds
Duan
X.
Wu
He
J.
Are
disease
adults?.Am
J
Clin
Nutr.
2005;
82:
1195-1202Summary
(110)
Studies
use
novel
treatments
(such
semaglutide
tirzepatide)
effective
amelioration
events
under
investigation,8Sattar
N.
McGuire
D.K.
Pavo
I.
al.Tirzepatide
event
assessment:
pre-specified
meta-analysis.Nat
Med.
28:
591-598Crossref
(92)
Scholar,
9Ryan
D.H.
Lingvay
Colhoun
H.M.
al.Semaglutide
effects
outcomes
people
overweight
(select)
rationale
design.Am
2020;
229:
61-69Crossref
(102)
10Neeland
I.J.
Sattar
Cardiovascular
trials
loss
interventions:
another
tool
prevention?.Circulation.
2021;
144:
1359-1361Crossref
(3)
further
revolutionize
landscape
primary
secondary
prevention
diseases.
global
epidemic
region
forefront,
stakeholders,
patients,
professionals,
societies,
governments,
work
wholeheartedly
combat
ensure
does
continue
path.
Conceptualization,
C.L.Hung;
validation,
C.L.Hung,
Wang
H.I
Yeh;
writing—original
draft
preparation,
Wang;
writing—review
editing,
C.L.Hung
Yeh.
All
read
agreed
published
version
manuscript.
We
declare
no
competing
interests.
Trends
cohortThe
rising
decades.
Overweight/obesity
emerge
fastest-growing
mortality.
Full-Text
Open
Access
Cardiovascular
disease
(CVD)
remains
a
global
health
concern,
necessitating
continuous
efforts
to
develop
predictive
models
for
early
risk
assessment
and
intervention.
This
research
employs
machine
learning
deep
techniques
compare
predict
CVD
based
on
lipid
profiles
extends
its
focus
estimate
the
future
of
within
studied
population.
The
study
encompasses
an
array
features,
including
LDL,
HDL,
total
cholesterol,
triglycerides,
additional
factors
like
age,
BMI,
blood
glucose,
pressure.
aims
performance
distinct
models,
logistic
regression,
SVM
neural
networks
in
assessing
CVD.
initial
model,
using
classifier,
achieved
accuracy
85%,
88%
87%
respectively.
Furthermore,
second
designed
likelihood
prediction,
demonstrated
approximately
83%
84%
85%
classifier.
is
projected
at
65.71%,
with
34.29%
no
Additionally,
classifies
into
four
categories,
namely
atherosclerosis,
hyperlipidemia,
hypoalphalipoproteinemia,
offering
valuable
insights
tailored
prevention
intervention
strategies.
work
contributes
ongoing
combat
by
enhancing
providing
nuanced
categorization.
Journal of Asian Pacific Society of Cardiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3
Published: July 29, 2024
Background:
The
COVID-19
pandemic
imposed
a
significant
burden
on
healthcare
systems
in
the
Asia-Pacific
region
and
has
had
varying
impact
physicians
at
different
stages
of
their
career.
This
study
sought
to
evaluate
personal
perspectives
experiences
early
mid-career
cardiologists
cardiothoracic
surgeons
with
regard
region.
Methods:
A
cross-sectional
web-based
survey
was
conducted
from
June
July
2023
among
members
Asian
Pacific
Society
Cardiology
(APSC)
young
community.
aimed
assess
cardiovascular
clinical
care
research
activities
that
contained
sections
demographic
information,
pandemic-related
experiences,
stories,
interest
long-COVID
research.
Results:
Overall,
60
(44%)
APSC
community
responded
survey.
Cardiovascular
disease
patient
numbers
initially
dropped
2020
during
pandemic’s
but
gradually
increased
following
3
years.
Non-cardiovascular
workloads
also
rose
first
2
years
pandemic.
Respondents
observed
notable
changes
care,
life.
Positive
aspects
included
adaptability
telemedicine
adoption,
while
challenges
involved
higher
stress.
More
than
70%
expressed
understanding
long
COVID,
Southeast
showing
highest
levels
interest.
Conclusion:
aftermath
shed
light
experienced
by
physicians.
Physicians
this
career
stage
encounter
distinctive
hurdles
require
thoughtful
consideration
effective
solutions.
Diabetes Obesity and Metabolism,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
27(2), P. 683 - 696
Published: Nov. 11, 2024
Metabolic
dysfunction-associated
steatotic
liver
disease
(MASLD)
and
obesity
increases
risk
of
cardiovascular
disease.
This
cohort
study
examines
the
prognostic
value
MASLD,
across
body
weight
categories,
in
a
secondary
preventative
acute
myocardial
infarction
(AMI)
cohort.