Cardiovascular risk profile

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Obstetrics and Gynecology

Women showed two patterns of hormone decline near menopause

Median hormone decline was 1.2 versus 6.7 picograms per milliliter per month in women with lower versus higher starting levels.Median hormone decline was 1.2 versus 6.7 picograms per milliliter per month in women with lower versus higher starting levels.

Ovarian cross-sections sit among sparse gray and dense blue hormone specks, with a dark heart beside the sparse group and a lighter heart beside the dense…
Cohort · 1,131 peopleMenopause

Monday, October 26

ESC Congress 2026 Abstract

Continuing hormones after heart attack not linked to added 1-year risk

The adjusted relative event rate was 1.11 for continuing versus stopping hormone therapy at one year; the range of likely values included no difference.The adjusted relative event rate was 1.11 for continuing versus stopping hormone therapy at one year; the range of likely values included no difference.

Two opened hearts with similar scars sit beside separate groups of women, with a hormone molecule near one group.
Cohort · 1,818 peopleMyocardial infarction
ESC Congress 2026 Abstract

Heart defects linked to more complications in artery disease

An observational study of 35,064 adults born with heart defects and diagnosed with artery disease found more complications despite fewer conventional risk factors.An observational study of 35,064 adults born with heart defects and diagnosed with artery disease found more complications despite fewer conventional risk factors.

Heart cutaways beside plaque-narrowed arteries, with a dark damaged patch in the brain above the larger heart and intact tissue above the smaller heart.
Cohort · 35,064 peoplePopulations
ESC Congress 2026 Abstract

Sleep apnea measures linked to cardiovascular death in adults

Among 4,790 adults, those with high oxygen-drop burden and large heart rate surges had a 9.20% risk of cardiovascular death over 10 years.Among 4,790 adults, those with high oxygen-drop burden and large heart rate surges had a 9.20% risk of cardiovascular death over 10 years.

A large heart with strong beat marks and gray blood cells sits beside a smaller, paler heart with blue blood cells, with groups of people above.
Cohort · 4,790 peopleCardiovascular disease

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BMJ Open

Heart risk factors stayed high years after the 2008 recession

Blood pressure, blood glucose and inflammation markers in 3,101 adults stayed higher than pre-recession trends predicted, with elevations growing larger over eight to ten…Blood pressure, blood glucose and inflammation markers in 3,101 adults stayed higher than pre-recession trends predicted, with elevations growing larger over eight to ten years.

An open blood vessel holds dense glucose and inflammation markers beside a sparser blood sample and a group of upright, faceless people.
Cohort study of 3,101 peoplePopulations

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