NHLBI in the News – July 19, 2013

NHLBI in the News MedPage Today Six-step plan may cut HF readmissions Chris Kaiser NIH-supported researchers identify strategies for hospital staff to help their heart failure patients avoid another hospital stay in the 30 days after they're discharged. USA Today Longer time being obese leads to coronary disease Nanci Hellmich This article highlights NIH-supported research, which found that the length of time a young adult is obese is associated with the development of silent, or subclinical, heart disease in middle age. You received this message because you are subscribed to "NHLBI in the News" from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. Related information can be found on the NHLBI News and Resources home page.

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