HPV Infection May Raise Risk for Cardiovascular Disease

A new study presented at the Annual Scientific Session of the American College of Cardiology has reinforced the relationship between the human papillomavirus (HPV) and an increased risk of heart disease and coronary artery disease.This new study is the first that evaluates the association by collecting data from several global studies, with a total of almost 250,000 patients. Its results reinforce the evidence that there is a significant relatio…

Not only is it the leading cause of cervical cancer, HPV can also lead to many other conditions in both men and women.

Tissue Resident Macrophages in the Heart in Cardiovascular Disease

The innate immune cells known as macrophages can be found in tissues throughout the body, where they perform many functions. Macrophages do not just find and destroy pathogens and potentially problematic cells, they also help to coordinate regeneration from injury. They can take on pro-inflammatory or anti-inflammatory states depending on circumstances. Researchers are interested in finding ways to reduce inflammation and promote greater regener…

HPV Infection May Raise Risk for Cardiovascular Disease

A meta-analysis offers insights on screening and prevention for high-risk patients.