Signals
If BMI misses cardiovascular risk, why is policy still built around it?
A new meta-analysis of 44 longitudinal studies suggests that metabolic health may distinguish cardiovascular risk more sharply than body size alone. People with obesity and metabolic abnormalities had the highest risk, but metabolically unhealthy people of normal weight often faced greater cardiovascular risk than people with obesity who remained metabolically healthy.
The Mystery Patient Found The Gaps
Europe is building the infrastructure to decide which cardiovascular AI can be trusted
Fasted cardio burns more fat during exercise, but the long-term advantage disappears
Genomics Is Becoming an Acute Neurology Test
Why rural cardiology needs more than another recruitment drive
Tirzepatide’s Next Question: What Lies Beyond Cardiovascular Events?
The protein boom has a cardiology blind spot
The gut microbiome is entering rehabilitation medicine. The evidence is not ready for routine care
One in Eight Cancers Starts With an Infection
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