Cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome stage

Papers on cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome stage

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AHA Scientific Sessions 2026 Abstract

Heart disease risk staging was weaker at age 80 and older

The framework’s score for distinguishing heart disease death risk was 0.543 at age 80 and older, versus 0.737 at ages 65–79.The framework’s score for distinguishing heart disease death risk was 0.543 at age 80 and older, versus 0.737 at ages 65–79.

Heart cross-section flanked by kidneys and groups of upright, faceless people with gray or white hair and intermixed light and dark blue-green bodies.
Cohort · 21,570 peopleHeart disease

Saturday, November 7

AHA Scientific Sessions 2026 Abstract

Pregnancy diabetes linked to worse heart, kidney and metabolic health

Women with past pregnancy diabetes had a relative risk of 1.55 for the most advanced stage compared with women without that history.Women with past pregnancy diabetes had a relative risk of 1.55 for the most advanced stage compared with women without that history.

A heart with dark damaged patches sits beside a kidney, blood cells, and women, opposite gray women with a smaller intact heart and kidney.
Cross-sectional · 11,181 peopleStage 4 cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome

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ESC Congress 2026 Abstract

Blood sugar and muscle loss score is linked to earlier death

Among 5,168 adults tracked for 17.5 years, each standard deviation increase in the score was associated with a hazard ratio of 2.24 for death from any cause.Among 5,168 adults tracked for 17.5 years, each standard deviation increase in the score was associated with a hazard ratio of 2.24 for death from any cause.

Muscle bundles show thick dark blue-green fibers beside thinner gray fibers, with blood cells and differing amounts of sugar and fat above.
Cohort · 5,168 peopleBiomarkers

Sunday, October 25

Journal of the American Heart Association

Heart-kidney-metabolic syndrome affected most US adults

An estimated 89.2% of US adults were at stage 1 or higher, compared with 10.8% at stage 0.An estimated 89.2% of US adults were at stage 1 or higher, compared with 10.8% at stage 0.

Figure from Journal of the American Heart Association
Cross-sectional · 2,958 peopleCardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome