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Cardiac rehab program helps reduce weight in study
PCNA SmartBrief | May 10, 2012
A cardiac rehabilitation program run by clinicians led to weight loss and better health behaviors among adults at high risk for cardiovascular disease, according to Irish researchers. Overall BMI and waist size both fell. The study involved a Mediterranean-style diet and targets for consumption of fruits, vegetables and fish, as well as reduced salt use and higher activity levels. Medscape (free registration) (05/04)
Study: Some HDL cholesterol may raise heart disease risk
PCNA SmartBrief | May 10, 2012
Study: Raising HDL cholesterol might not lower heart risks
PCNA SmartBrief | May 17, 2012
New online CE program: Intuitive Eating: Creating a Healthy Relationship with Food, Mind and Body
PCNA SmartBrief | May 17, 2012
Upcoming webcast: Learn how to motivate patients and change unhealthy behaviors
PCNA SmartBrief | May 10, 2012
Research: Abdominal fat increases sudden cardiac death risk
PCNA SmartBrief | May 10, 2012
Study: Caloric restriction curbs inflammation in older obese women
PCNA SmartBrief | May 03, 2012
Higher BMI is linked to ischemic heart disease risk in study
PCNA SmartBrief | May 03, 2012
New online CE program: Intuitive Eating: Creating a Healthy Relationship with Food, Mind and Body
PCNA SmartBrief | May 24, 2012
Secondhand smoke can cause vascular damage quickly
PCNA SmartBrief | May 17, 2012
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New online CE program: Intuitive Eating: Creating a Healthy Relationship with Food, Mind and Body
PCNA SmartBrief | May 24, 2012
Excellence in Clinical Practice Award nominations now open
PCNA SmartBrief | May 24, 2012
Upcoming webcast: Learn how to motivate patients and change unhealthy behaviors
PCNA SmartBrief | May 10, 2012
Wedell and Louie presented with PCNA 2012 Terry Thomas Clinical Practice Award
PCNA SmartBrief | May 03, 2012
Expert interview: Oral anticoagulants in atrial fibrillation
PCNA SmartBrief | May 03, 2012
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