#NHLBINews : Getting regular physical activity supports a myriad of health benefits, including a healthy heart, and researchers have identified ways to make moving more every day a long-term habit: go.nih.gov/xnGvXHh Circulation #ACC24 #CardioTwitter

American Indian adults in Navajo Nation who participated in the #Hózhó trial were more likely to take #HeartFailure medication if they received a phone call and remote telehealth support compared to standard care: bit.ly/3wBZf9r IndianHealthService #ACC24 #CardioTwitter

A #MINT subgroup analysis may inform future studies: Adults who had a sudden (T1) #HeartAttack and anemia had lower incidents of having another heart attack/death if they received liberal vs. restrictive blood transfusions: bit.ly/3uTNrPc #ACC24 #CardioTwitter

How do #HeartFailure patient-reported health assessments connect to future outcomes? Researchers present findings from the #PRO -HF trial: bit.ly/3Im6Vzc #ACC24 #CardioTwitter

Reducing blood lead levels did not offset risk for future cardiac events among adults with diabetes who had a prior heart attack, according to the #TACT2 trial: bit.ly/4325BuS NIH NCCIH NIDDK NIEHS #ACC24 #CardioTwitter

Join researchers from the Multi-Institutional Neurocognitive Discovery Study in Adults with Congenital Heart Disease ( #MINDS -ACHD) for updates about how #CongenitalHeartDisease may impact neurocognition: bit.ly/3wGmZta Pediatric Heart Network #ACC24 #CardioTwitter

To help adults with #CVD risks increase their #PhysicalActivity , researchers tested an exercise intervention using gamification and financial loss aversion – which proved effective even after the 12-month trial ended: bit.ly/3TgCzEy #ACC24 #CardioTwitter

A two-tiered approach – weekly phone calls and financial incentives – helped break barriers for cardiovascular rehabilitation among adults with limited resources who experienced a cardiovascular event: bit.ly/3VffKSX #ACC24 #CardioTwitter

Join the NHLBI Innovation Pitch Challenge at #ACC24 ! Four Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)-supported companies will pitch their biomedical innovations: bit.ly/4c0N99S @WorldHeartFed #CardioTwitter

Attending #ACC24 ? Learn about the latest NHLBI-funded cardiovascular research that will be presented at the conference.

Attending #ACC24 ? Learn about the latest NHLBI-funded cardiovascular research that will be presented at the conference.

Recognizing the signs of a heart attack can save a life. The With Every Heartbeat Is Life toolkit helps #CommunityHealth workers educate African Americans on #HeartDisease . go.nih.gov/WyG32OZ

Dr. Gina Wei guides some of the most important population health studies in the United States. Learn more about her during #WomensHistoryMonth : go.nih.gov/tgpX38x

In 1991, The Women’s Health Initiative (WHI), one of the largest U.S. health prevention studies managed by NHLBI began. Learn about how WHI focuses on strategies for preventing heart disease and more in postmenopausal women. go.nih.gov/tVbKDNh #NHLBI75

NIH has recently published a Request for Information (RFI) for the proposed use of Common Data Elements (CDEs) for NIH-Funded Clinical Research and Trials. go.nih.gov/BSgwUa3

Living close to fast-food restaurants and bars may lead to higher risk of heart failure (HF), according to study of half a million adults. The findings highlight importance of food environment in nutrition research and offer clues to preventing HF go.nih.gov/9P5NIrQ Circ: Heart Failure

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Muin J. Khoury Check out #TOPMed from NIH NHLBI for most diverse population #genomic database
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A new study found that a high-quality diet and high physical activity can counterbalance the influences of high-risk polygenic risk scores — a measure of your disease risk due to your genes or ancestry — on your heart disease risk. go.nih.gov/C0lS5qg #NutritionMonth

Patrice Desvigne-Nickens, M.D., has seen the field of cardiology rapidly evolve in recent decades. Learn what drew her to the field and led her to become a physician and clinical trials specialist :go.nih.gov/roZYe12 #WomensHistoryMonth #CardioTwitter