Scientists Find 'Ominous' Signs of Artery Damage in Nearly 8 in 10 Young Adults
Scientists have found alarming signs of artery damage in a vast majority of young adults.
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Source diversity sample: Pharmacy Times · The Eastleigh Voice · Boston Medical Center · MedPage Today · Inside Precision Medicine · Cleveland Clinic · News-Medical · ScienceAlert.
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The brief
The Cleveland Clinic has published a new guideline urging cardiologists to adopt a holistic approach to managing cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome. This follows a study that found nearly 8 out of 10 young adults exhibit signs of CKM syndrome.
The study, published in News-Medical, ScienceAlert, and Inside Precision Medicine, indicates that a significant portion of urban youth are already on a poor cardiovascular trajectory. The findings underscore the need for preventive efforts, as reported by Inside Precision Medicine.
The current state of reporting indicates a consensus on the severity of the issue and the need for preventive measures, with a focus on holistic management strategies.
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Sources (8)
- Reading CKM Signals Together: A Pharmacist's Guide Pharmacy Times · 18h ago
- Heart and kidney risks found in nearly 8 of 10 young adults, study shows The Eastleigh Voice · 18h ago
- BMC Nephrologist Is Using a Tiny Protein in Urine to Connect the Dots Among Heart, Kidney, and Metabolic Diseases Boston Medical Center · 18h ago
- Most Urban Youth Already on Bad Path by Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic Standards MedPage Today · 18h ago
- Cardiovascular Damage in Young Adults Highlights Need for Prevention Efforts Inside Precision Medicine · 18h ago
- New Guideline Calls on Cardiologists to Think Beyond Silos When Managing CKM Syndrome Cleveland Clinic · 18h ago
- Study: Nearly 8 out of 10 young adults have cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome News-Medical · 18h ago
- Scientists Find 'Ominous' Signs of Artery Damage in Nearly 8 in 10 Young Adults ScienceAlert · 18h ago
Quick answers
What is cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome?
Cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome is a condition characterized by the simultaneous presence of cardiovascular, kidney, and metabolic issues.
What are the implications of this study?
The study implies that a large proportion of young adults are at risk of developing serious health issues related to their cardiovascular, kidney, and metabolic health.
What actions are being recommended based on these findings?
The Cleveland Clinic has recommended that cardiologists adopt a more integrated approach to managing CKM syndrome, focusing on prevention and holistic care.
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