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This study reveals that risk factor associations for subsequent coronary heart disease (CHD) events are systematically attenuated due to index event bias, challenging their clinical interpretation in secondary prevention and emphasizing the
A race-free adaptation of the MESA risk score estimates 10-year coronary heart disease risk with comparable accuracy to the original, challenging the necessity of including race/ethnicity in cardiovascular risk prediction.
This review synthesizes evidence linking long-term exposure to PM2.5 constituents—particularly elemental carbon, organic carbon, and nitrate—with increased coronary heart disease and acute myocardial infarction risks in China, emphasizing t
Risk-weighted apoB (RW-apoB) integrates LDL, TRL/remnants, and Lp(a) atherogenicity to improve coronary heart disease risk prediction, outperforming conventional lipid biomarkers like apoB and LDL-C in multiple population cohorts including
A pooled US cohort analysis found that natural menopause before age 40 was associated with about a 40% higher lifetime risk of coronary heart disease in both Black and White women, supporting its use as a routine cardiovascular risk-enhanci
This review synthesizes findings on the hPDI-Lifestyle score, demonstrating that adherence to a healthy plant-based diet combined with ideal behaviors significantly mitigates coronary heart disease risk, particularly among those with high g
The OmniHeart trial reveals that replacing dietary carbohydrates with unsaturated fats or protein favorably modifies 15 minor protein-based HDL subspecies, shifting the proteomic profile toward lower coronary heart disease risk, independent
This study evaluates how smartwatch-assisted home-based cardiac rehab improves exercise adherence and health outcomes in coronary heart disease patients.
This meta-analysis of 36 cohort studies shows that higher triglyceride-glucose index levels predict increased risk of major adverse cardiovascular events in coronary heart disease patients, with differential effects observed by diabetes sta
Non-pharmacological interventions utilizing motivational strategies and behavior change techniques significantly enhance physical activity but not sedentary behavior in coronary heart disease patients, suggesting a critical focus area for c
Lower neutrophil counts predict greater type 2 diabetes remission with a Mediterranean diet in coronary heart disease patients, highlighting immune involvement in metabolic improvement over 5 years.
Long sleep duration is linked to increased cardiovascular events in coronary heart disease patients, but adherence to a Mediterranean diet may mitigate these risks, emphasizing sleep’s impact on heart health.