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25 grants since 2017

National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and AlcoholismUS$11.6mNational Institute on AgingUS$1.7mEconomic and Social Research Council£609.2k

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ESC Congress 2026 Abstract

Alzheimer’s blood marker linked to standing blood pressure drops

In a 15-year study of 1,492 older adults, an elevated Alzheimer’s-related blood marker tracked with progressively larger blood pressure drops upon standing.In a 15-year study of 1,492 older adults, an elevated Alzheimer’s-related blood marker tracked with progressively larger blood pressure drops upon standing.

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ESC Congress 2026 Abstract

Fatty liver adds information to heart and liver risk forecasts

Having both fatty liver and advanced heart–kidney–metabolic disease was linked to hazard ratios of 2.33 for cardiovascular events and 5.09 for liver events, compared with…Having both fatty liver and advanced heart–kidney–metabolic disease was linked to hazard ratios of 2.33 for cardiovascular events and 5.09 for liver events, compared with neither.

Cohort · 313,970 peoplePopulations
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ESC Congress 2026 Abstract

Remnant cholesterol at 30 linked to higher risk of death

Each millimole per liter higher remnant cholesterol was linked to 1.8 times the death rate, after accounting for sex and ancestry.Each millimole per liter higher remnant cholesterol was linked to 1.8 times the death rate, after accounting for sex and ancestry.

Cohort · 5,966 peoplePopulations
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ESC Congress 2026 Abstract

Low-calcium tap water linked to higher heart attack risk

Water calcium of 0–35 milligrams per liter was linked to 30% higher relative heart attack risk than 80–140 milligrams per liter over a median 15.0 years.Water calcium of 0–35 milligrams per liter was linked to 30% higher relative heart attack risk than 80–140 milligrams per liter over a median 15.0 years.

Cohort · 500,000 peoplePopulations
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ESC Congress 2026 Abstract

A gene variant amplifies alcohol's link to heart dysfunction

People with the gene variant had 2- to 2.5-fold higher odds of heart dysfunction despite drinking less alcohol, 7.6 against 16.7 grams per day.People with the gene variant had 2- to 2.5-fold higher odds of heart dysfunction despite drinking less alcohol, 7.6 against 16.7 grams per day.

Cross-sectional · 967 peoplePopulations
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