China National Center For Cardiovascular Diseases

This study tested whether practicing Baduanjin, a traditional Chinese exercise, could help lower blood pressure in adults with elevated levels. Researchers followed 216 participants for up to a year to see if regular practice reduced blood pressure and improved other health marke…

This study followed 427 children under 14 in China who had surgery to repair a leaky mitral heart valve. The goal was to see how safe and effective the surgery was over time by tracking if children needed more surgery, had the leak return, or passed away. The results aim to help …

This study tested whether a smartphone app using artificial intelligence could help people with coronary heart disease better manage their condition after leaving the hospital. Over 1,100 participants were randomly assigned to either use the AI app for tracking health, getting re…

This study tested whether artificial intelligence (AI) could predict coronary artery disease by analyzing non-contact information like facial video, body temperature, and how a person walks. It involved nearly 3,000 people who were already scheduled for standard heart tests. The …

This study tested whether a computer algorithm could accurately screen for coronary artery disease using only facial photographs. It involved 100 people from the community who were already at some risk for heart disease. The goal was to see if this photo-based method could be a q…

This study looked back at medical records to see if adding aspirin to the standard blood thinner warfarin affects the risk of serious blood-related problems in patients with a mechanical heart pump. It involved 220 patients with advanced heart failure who had received the CH-VAD …

This study aimed to understand how the blood-thinning drug edoxaban works in the bodies of Chinese patients with a common heart rhythm disorder called atrial fibrillation. Researchers followed 150 patients taking the drug for 12 weeks, collecting blood samples to measure drug lev…

This study followed 1000 adults diagnosed with blood clots (venous thromboembolism) over time to gather information. The goal was to understand which patients are most likely to have another clot and which patients might safely stop long-term blood-thinning medication to avoid bl…