Cardiology
Ultra-processed food may leave a metabolic fingerprint in the blood.
A new EPIC metabolomics study found that higher ultra-processed food intake was associated with 22 circulating metabolites and eight plasma fatty acids. The findings do not prove causation or create a clinical test, but they strengthen the case for moving nutrition policy beyond calories and personal responsibility toward food environments, affordability, marketing and industry accountability.
MENA’s cardiometabolic crisis is a stability issue
Global cardiovascular policy shifts accelerate, but diverging strategies expose uneven progress
Deep learning uncovers a new ECG biomarker for sudden cardiac death
Half of CKM patients go untreated and most fail control
Sleep is now cardiovascular prevention. Health systems still treat it like lifestyle advice
Pharmacists are becoming the front door for cardiometabolic care. Policy is still treating them like the back office
New nicotine products could become the next major cardiovascular policy failure
Cardiac rehab saves lives. Health systems still treat it like optional aftercare
Resistant hypertension may need a diagnostic revolution, not just another drug
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