Signals
Severe preeclampsia may leave a measurable signature in the fetal heart
A prospective study of 224 pregnancies found that severe preeclampsia was associated with measurable changes in fetal cardiac performance and Doppler parameters, alongside earlier delivery, lower birth weight and more frequent neonatal intensive care admission.
10,000 steps is not the only route to lower cardiovascular risk. Walking pace may matter too
AI is moving inside the medical record. Privacy is only part of the risk
Three drugs, three biological hypotheses: Kardigan is putting precision cardiology to the test
Nighttime light was linked to heart remodelling. Cardiovascular prevention may need to look beyond diet and exercise
Same BMI, different biology: low-cost markers may expose the obesity risk the scale misses
MRSA May Have A New Weakness
Cardiovascular AI is getting better. That does not mean it is getting fairer
Cardiometabolic risk leaves a protein signature in childhood. Could it guide prevention decades earlier?
Virtual reality may solve one of cardiac imaging’s most overlooked barriers
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