Papers on hypertension and type 2 diabetes

117 papers12 new in 30 days

Saturday, November 7

Frontiers in Cardiovascular MedicineNov 7

Sacubitril/Valsartan versus Conventional Antihypertensive Therapy in Patients with Hypertension and Type 2 Diabetes

Accepted, not yet published: cohort study of 212 peopleSacubitril + valsartan

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AHA Scientific Sessions 2026 AbstractNov 7

A Possible Synergistic Association of Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Patent Foramen Ovale on Ischemic Stroke Risk

Cross-sectional study in peopleObstructive sleep apnea

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Friday, November 6

European Heart Journal OpenNov 6

Higher childhood body mass linked to adult heart-artery plaque

Genetic analysis linked higher childhood body mass index to adult heart-artery plaque and calcium buildup, with association estimates of 0.326 and 0.114, respectively.Genetic analysis linked higher childhood body mass index to adult heart-artery plaque and calcium buildup, with association estimates of 0.326 and 0.114, respectively.

A coronary artery narrowed by plaque and calcium sits beside a clearer artery, with broader and slimmer groups of children above them.

Mendelian randomizationPopulations

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Wednesday, November 4

Frontiers in Cardiovascular MedicineNov 4

Case Report: Recurrent Coronary Events in a Patient With Persistently Elevated Lipoprotein(a) During LDL-C-Lowering Therapy: A Five-Year Serial Coronary Angiographic Observation

Accepted, not yet published: case reportLipoprotein

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Lifestyle Medicine AdvancesNov 4

Health benefits and challenges of Ramadan fasting: a narrative review and practical lifestyle model

ReviewSedentary lifestyle

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Monday, November 2

Circulation Population Health and OutcomesNov 2

Irregular sleep linked to higher cardiovascular risk

Each 29-minute increase in night-to-night sleep-duration variability was linked to higher cardiovascular risk, with a hazard ratio (a relative risk measure) of 1.24.Each 29-minute increase in night-to-night sleep-duration variability was linked to higher cardiovascular risk, with a hazard ratio (a relative risk measure) of 1.24.

A large heart with a dark branching mark sits beside people under unequal crescents; a smaller intact heart accompanies another group under paired crescents.

Cohort · 10,362 peoplePopulations

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Friday, October 30

Frontiers in NeurologyOct 30

Traumatic brain injury linked to heart and metabolic disease

An observational analysis of 487,252 UK Biobank participants linked traumatic brain injury to higher later disease risk after accounting for traditional risk factors.An observational analysis of 487,252 UK Biobank participants linked traumatic brain injury to higher later disease risk after accounting for traditional risk factors.

Brain sections, one injured and one intact, sit above hearts with plaque-crowded and clear coronary arteries, respectively.

Accepted, not yet published: cohort · 487,252 peoplePopulations

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Frontiers in EndocrinologyOct 30

Hypertensive type 2 diabetes across the cardio-renal-hepatic-metabolic continuum: a precision-medicine framework for therapeutic decision-making

Accepted, not yet published: reviewResistant hypertension

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Thursday, October 29

Frontiers in NeurologyOct 29

Factors associated with in-hospital mortality after stroke at a tertiary hospital in Angola

Adjusted odds ratios for in-hospital death after stroke (Model C, n = 479, 75 events).

Cohort study of 479 peopleStroke

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Nepal Medical College JournalOct 29

Physical Activity Levels and Prevalence of Hypertension Among Patients with Type 2 Diabetes in a Tertiary Care Centre in Kathmandu

Cross-sectional study of 363 peopleType 2 diabetes

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Monday, October 26

ESC Congress 2026 AbstractOct 26

Temporal trends in guideline-directed medical therapy adoption in heart failure: insights from the iCaReMe global registry

Cross-sectional study of 3,147 peopleHeart failure

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ESC Congress 2026 AbstractOct 26

Baseline characteristics of patients with HFrEF on dapagliflozin: final analysis of baseline data from the EVOLUTION-HF DEallEF study HFrEF cohort

Cohort study of 228 peoplePopulations

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Monday, October 5

The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and MetabolismOct 5

Hypothalamic amenorrhea in mid-adulthood linked to heart disease

Mid-adulthood functional hypothalamic amenorrhea was linked to a 62% higher cardiovascular disease risk and an HR of 1.91 for coronary heart disease compared to regular…Mid-adulthood functional hypothalamic amenorrhea was linked to a 62% higher cardiovascular disease risk and an HR of 1.91 for coronary heart disease compared to regular cycles.