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Walking at Pace Inducing Ischemic Leg Symptoms Beneficial in PAD

Walking exercise that induced ischemic symptoms improved change in usual-paced walking velocity, Short Physical Performance Battery

Risk Factors ID’d for Lower-Limb Amputation for PAD in Urban Areas

In metropolitan areas, lower median household income and higher Distressed Communities Index score tied to increased amputation rate

Gender Disparities Seen in Care for Younger Patients With ASCVD

Women with premature atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease receive less optimal care than men

SB 1/7 --Stopping Common Heart Meds Could Be Risky for Kidney Patients

Intradialytic Hypotension Tied to Peripheral Artery Disease

Findings based on large, national study of more than 45,000 hemodialysis patients

Mortality Rate Not Up With Paclitaxel-Coated Devices in PAD

Deaths Not Up With Paclitaxel-Coated Devices in PAD

Interim analysis shows no increased rate of all-cause mortality with paclitaxel-coated versus uncoated devices

Homeless individuals are more likely to die from heart attacks while being treated at a hospital than nonhomeless patients

In-Hospital Mortality Higher for Homeless Heart Attack Patients

Risk for death three times higher for homeless, despite receiving similar care
Women with peripheral artery disease have a higher burden of depressive symptoms compared with men

Women Have More Depression With Peripheral Artery Disease

Depressive symptoms associated with worse disease-specific health status
Individuals of Hispanic/Latino background with known peripheral artery disease have the lowest use of all classes of cardiovascular medications

CV Meds Underused in Hispanics With Peripheral Artery Disease

For all classes of cardiovascular medications, lowest use seen for individuals of Mexican background
Uptake of guideline-directed preventive therapies is lower for patients with stroke and peripheral artery disease compared with those with coronary artery disease

Statin, Aspirin Uptake Low With Peripheral Artery Disease, Stroke

Authors call for increased awareness of need for treatment with secondary preventive medications
Higher alcohol consumption may be causally associated with an increased risk for stroke and peripheral artery disease

High Alcohol Consumption May Be Causally Tied to Stroke, PAD

Some evidence of positive link seen for genetically predicted alcohol consumption with CAD, a-fib, AAA