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Marriage is good for your heart! Seniors over the age of 70 who are married or partnered have a 24% lower risk of developing heart disease. doi.org/10.1136/jech-2023-22…
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With dementia cases projected to hit 153 million by 2050, it is important to focus on risk factors we can potentially modify, like social connections. Let's build stronger, supportive communities! doi.org/10.1002/alz.14055
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Teshale and colleagues have published a comprehensive #openaccess #systematicreview of #AI models for time-to-event outcomes applied in cardiovascular risk prediction
Link: link.springer.com/article/10…
I am thrilled to share our recent publication, which examined gender-specific aspects of socialisation and the risk of cardiovascular disease among older people living in the community.
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@MonashUni
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The study suggests gender-specific considerations in the assessment and intervention of CVD risk, instead of using a one-size-fits-all approach.
The study has been distributed across various news outlets as well.
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Melbourne researchers have discovered social interaction is not just good for the soul, but also for the heart, reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease by up to 30 per cent. Dr Roseanne Freak-Poli from Monash University joins @Rebecca7Maddern to unpack the research. #7NEWS
Great work @danny_hlh !
Strong social connections may lower dementia risk. But which social activities help most?
Our latest study explores how different activities impact dementia risk in men and women.
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@GeronMedia @geronsociety @OUPMedicine
#Dementia #SocialConnection
Publication 🔔
Our paper on social determinants of cardiovascular health and a holistic approach to address them has been published in a prestigious journal, the European Heart Journal.
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Don’t have poor parents and own car🤔🤔🤔🤔
Reading an article on social determinants & CVD risk outlining top 10 social determiants tips for better health.
"1. Do not be poor."
Minimizing social and economic inequities will reduce the social gradients of cardiovascular risk factors of CVD.
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'The New Zealand CVD risk prediction equations reasonably predicted observed 5-year CVD risk in survivors of cancer. Prediction could be improved by adding cancer-specific variables and considering competing risks'
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Older men and women have different types of social activities associated with risk of #dementia. Study under-review. #socialconnection #AEA2023
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Older men and women have different socialising predictors to prevent #CVD. Look at the pic to see the difference. @AchamyelehT #Aea2023 #loneliness @Australasian
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.@WHO is concerned about the ongoing violence in Amhara, #Ethiopia’s second most populous region. Humanitarian access is difficult due to blockage of roads; communication is difficult due to internet suspension.
Conflicts have an immediate impact on people's health and can have grave, long-lasting consequences on health systems.
We call for uninterrupted access and protection of health care in Amhara, so WHO and partners can continue our work. Above all, we call for peace.
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AAA is deeply alarmed by the internet shutdown and reports of civilian killings in the #WarOnAmhara. The right to access information is essential, and targeting innocent lives is unacceptable. Pressure on Abiy’s regime is essential to restore connectivity and protect civilians.
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In a novel latent-class analysis, low educational attainment, high social isolation, and high area‐deprivation index were strongly associated with healthcare utilization. #AHAJournals ahajrnls.org/452Z037
I am overjoyed to share my published umbrella review on the role of social determinants of health (#SDoH) in #CVD.
Thanks to my wonderful supervisors (@DrFreakPoli and Dr. Alice) and co-authors.
@danny_hlh @DrAung_ZZ_Phyo @DrJoRyan @DanijelaGasevic
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A must-read umbrella review on 'The Role of Social Determinants of Health in Cardiovascular Diseases'
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