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#cardiovascular

8 studies

SleepJul 17, 2026
Observational·Open heart

Is Melatonin Safe for Your Heart? A New Reality Check

A new analysis of national health data reassures users that melatonin may not pose the cardiovascular risks suggested by recent alarmist studies.

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NutritionJul 15, 2026
RCT·European journal of internal medicine

Mediterranean or Low-Fat? Adherence is the Real Lifesaver

A seven-year study of heart disease patients reveals that sticking to your diet—whether Mediterranean or low-fat—is the ultimate key to preventing future cardiovascular events.

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SleepJul 3, 2026
Cohort study·Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine

How Sleep Apnea and Insomnia Together Triple Mortality Risk

Having both sleep apnea and chronic insomnia could triple your risk of early death, according to a landmark six-year study.

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SleepJun 19, 2026
Cohort study·Pulmonology

Changing Sleep Apnea Patterns Threaten Men's Heart Health

A new study reveals that fluctuating sleep apnea patterns significantly boost heart disease risks for men—even if their symptoms later improve.

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NutritionJun 17, 2026
Review·Circulation

9 Science-Backed Steps for a Healthier Heart

The American Heart Association has released updated guidelines to help you optimize your cardiovascular health through simple, everyday choices.

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RCT·Cell metabolism

Low-Load Training Boosts Muscle Mitochondria in Type 2 Diabetes

A low-intensity exercise method offers heavy-lifting benefits and unique cellular rejuvenation for people with type 2 diabetes.

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Gut HealthMay 25, 2026
Cohort study·Nature communications

The Gut-Kidney-Heart Connection That Predicts Heart Disease

Scientists have discovered a hidden link between gut bacteria, kidney function, and heart health that can predict your risk of future cardiovascular disease.

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LongevityMay 18, 2026
Cohort study·Metabolism: clinical and experimental

Blood Metabolite Clock Predicts Your True Heart Disease Risk

Scientists have developed a new biological clock based on blood metabolites that accurately predicts your risk for major cardiovascular diseases.

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