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In early to mid-pregnancy, low or excessively high maternal serum folate levels carry a heightened risk of congenital heart disease (CHD) in the offspring, as shown in a study.

Cardiac arrest survivors who achieve complete neurologic recovery are more likely to have better long-term survival outcomes than those with persistent neurological disabilities, according to a study.

Monitoring the body weight of the BMI of patients taking antidepressants does not seem to fully capture the adverse changes in body composition, a study has found. Such changes may result in a worsened cardiometabolic risk profile.

Early and intensive glycaemic control continues to reduce risks of mortality, MI, and microvascular complications even at 44 years after the UKPDS study’s initiation, according to follow-up data presented at the EMW Symposium 2024.

Hypertension, regardless of blood pressure control, appears to exert a negative influence on fecundability in women, as reported in a study.