Jessica Nye, PhD

Early menarche was found to be associated with poorer cardiovascular health.

Suggestions were formulated to reduce bias and error related to the use of machine learning approaches in cardiology research.

Plasma concentration of lipoprotein(a) may be associated with the risk for cardiovascular death in elderly patients who experienced a recent acute myocardial infarction.

Intensive blood pressure-lowering treatment may reduce the risk for orthostatic hypertension.

Quality of care and in-hospital mortality were found to be comparable for patients with heart failure who were covered by Medicare Advantage or fee-for-service Medicare.

Clinical outcomes of patients with heart failure were found to correlate with alterations in the levels of a set of biomarkers.

ACC releases recommendations regarding the use of coronary CTA as an initial tool for the diagnosis of stable coronary artery disease.

Coronary microvascular dysfunction was found to be independently associated with hospitalization for heart failure and cardiovascular death in patients with chronic stable HFpEF.

Patients with very low levels HDL-cholesterol did not have improvements in carotid wall inflammation or dimensions when treated with an HDL mimetic.

Electrocardiographic ischemic morphology with physiological plausibility may be synthesized using a newly developed technique.