Coronary Artery Disease

Coronary artery disease is the most common type of heart disease and the leading cause of death worldwide. It occurs when the arteries that supply blood to the heart become narrowed or blocked by a buildup of "plaque" - cholesterol or other fatty deposits that build on the inner wall of the artery.
What is Coronary Artery Disease?

Coronary artery disease is another term used for atherosclerotic heart disease, a condition caused by a narrowing, hardening and furring of the walls of the coronary arteries.

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Lifestyle changes can greatly reduce heart disease risk in people with high genetic risk

Lifestyle changes can greatly reduce heart disease risk in people with high genetic risk

Study finds disparities in heart bypass surgery for women

Study finds disparities in heart bypass surgery for women

UK coronary heart disease drops 30%, but other heart conditions rise

UK coronary heart disease drops 30%, but other heart conditions rise

Supreme Court OKs local crackdowns on homelessness, as advocates warn of chaos

Supreme Court OKs local crackdowns on homelessness, as advocates warn of chaos

Exposure to urban green and blue spaces may lower odds of having coronary artery calcification

Exposure to urban green and blue spaces may lower odds of having coronary artery calcification

Chronic loneliness associated with higher stroke risk independent of depressive symptoms or social isolation

Chronic loneliness associated with higher stroke risk independent of depressive symptoms or social isolation

Semaglutide reduces heart risks in overweight and obese individuals without diabetes

Semaglutide reduces heart risks in overweight and obese individuals without diabetes

Study reveals high rates of aspirin use for CVD prevention among older adults

Study reveals high rates of aspirin use for CVD prevention among older adults

Older women are different than older men. Their health is woefully understudied.

Older women are different than older men. Their health is woefully understudied.

Large-scale study presents findings on implications of plant vs animal ultra-processed foods on cardiovascular disease risk

Large-scale study presents findings on implications of plant vs animal ultra-processed foods on cardiovascular disease risk

Mount Sinai researchers use AI to identify 17 key genes in heart disease

Mount Sinai researchers use AI to identify 17 key genes in heart disease

Facial temperature can predict heart disease with higher accuracy than current methods

Facial temperature can predict heart disease with higher accuracy than current methods

Study links PFAS exposure to increased cardiovascular disease risk in postmenopausal women

Study links PFAS exposure to increased cardiovascular disease risk in postmenopausal women

Facial thermal imaging and AI combo shows promise for heart disease detection

Facial thermal imaging and AI combo shows promise for heart disease detection

Coronary arterial inflammation linked to high cardiac event risk even without CAD

Coronary arterial inflammation linked to high cardiac event risk even without CAD

Sleep apnea linked to higher hospitalization rates in older adults

Sleep apnea linked to higher hospitalization rates in older adults

Garlic proves potent in reducing blood sugar and cholesterol, study reveals

Garlic proves potent in reducing blood sugar and cholesterol, study reveals

Study reveals significant link between rosacea and malignant melanoma

Study reveals significant link between rosacea and malignant melanoma

LMU study identifies dual genetic pathways increasing cardiovascular disease risk

LMU study identifies dual genetic pathways increasing cardiovascular disease risk

CONVINCE trial reveals the effect of long-term colchicine on recurrent stroke and cardiovascular events

CONVINCE trial reveals the effect of long-term colchicine on recurrent stroke and cardiovascular events

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