neat_newsA new study finds that eating kimchi, a traditional Korean vegetable based dish, can lower triglyceride and blood pressure values. See http://www.neat-news.com/3425.php. #kimchi #triglyceride #blood_pressure #health
PsyPostHigher triglyceride glucose index linked to increased risk of cognitive decline https://www.psypost.org/higher-triglyceride-glucose-index-linked-to-75-higher-risk-of-cognitive-decline/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #cognitivedecline #healthmonitoring #TyGindex #triglyceride #glucose
Higher triglyceride glucose index linked to increased risk of cognitive decline
A meta-analysis found a strong association between higher TyG index levels and increased risk of cognitive decline, particularly in younger adults, men, and Asian populations, suggesting its potential as a useful marker for cognitive health monitoring.
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Ich kann weiter sorgenfrei #Griebenchmalz satt aufs Brot streichen βοΈ
#StatistikFreak #Bluttest #Gesundheit
Ich kann weiter sorgenfrei #Griebenchmalz satt aufs Brot streichen βοΈ
#StatistikFreak #Bluttest #Gesundheit
Matt WillemsenSubstantial Triglyceride Reduction With Plozasiran
https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/substantial-triglyceride-reduction-plozasiran-2024a10006wf?src=rss&form=fpf #medicine #Pancreatitis #treatment #triglyceride #Plozasiran #LDLβC
https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/substantial-triglyceride-reduction-plozasiran-2024a10006wf?src=rss&form=fpf #medicine #Pancreatitis #treatment #triglyceride #Plozasiran #LDLβC
Matt WillemsenNew Study Links Higher Levels of a Certain Type of Fat to a Decreased Risk of Dementia
A recent study suggests that older individuals with higher triglyceride levels may have a reduced risk of developing dementia and experience slower cognitive decline than those with lower levels. The research involved 18,294 participants, and its findings were supported by a separate U.K. dataset. cognitive issues were studied.
https://scitechdaily.com/new-study-links-higher-levels-of-a-certain-type-of-fat-to-a-decreased-risk-of-dementia/ #triglyceride #dementia #risk #cognitive #decline
A recent study suggests that older individuals with higher triglyceride levels may have a reduced risk of developing dementia and experience slower cognitive decline than those with lower levels. The research involved 18,294 participants, and its findings were supported by a separate U.K. dataset. cognitive issues were studied.
https://scitechdaily.com/new-study-links-higher-levels-of-a-certain-type-of-fat-to-a-decreased-risk-of-dementia/ #triglyceride #dementia #risk #cognitive #decline
New Study Links Higher Levels of a Certain Type of Fat to a Decreased Risk of Dementia
Older individuals with higher triglyceride levels, a common type of fat in the blood, may experience a decreased risk of dementia and a reduced rate of cognitive decline compared to those with lower levels, according to recent research. While the study, recently published in Neurology, the medical j
AskPippaπ¨π¦One in three #SouthAsians with #ASCVD on statins are eligible for icosapent ethyl (IPE). IPE should be considered for this high-risk population.
Story I wrote for the #MedicalPost. (Sorry, password protected for #doctors and #pharmacists).
Highlights:
A third of South Asians in Canada with known atherosclerotic #cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) and who take #statins would qualify to get additional treatment with icosapent ethyl (IPE).
This is a significant-sized population who could benefit from the additional lowering of triglycerides using IPE, according to a study presented at the recent annual meeting of the Canadian Cardiovascular Society (#CCS). This yearβs CCS had 1,400 in-person delegates, over 350 online delegates and 130 sessions.
However, a major study, the REDUCE-IT trial driving the use of IPE had very few non-white participants, according to a poster abstract presented by Canadian researchers.
IPE is a highly purified preparation of #eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), which is an omega-3 fatty acid. It is used to treat severe hypertriglyceridemia (500 mg/dL and over). It is used as an adjunct to statin therapy to reduce the risk of cardiovascular events in people whose serum #triglyceride levels are over 150 mg/dL.
#MedMastodon