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Journal of the American Heart Association (JAHA)

American Heart Associations' official scientific journal

The Journal of the American Heart Association (JAHA): Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal focused on cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. It publishes a wide range of original research, including clinical, epidemiological, and healthcare policy studies, as well as experimental models. JAHA aims to contribute to creating a world of longer, healthier lives by advancing heart and brain health. The journal promotes the use of innovative technologies to disseminate high-quality, freely available content. It values integrity, excellence, and inclusiveness and aspires to be the leading open-access journal in its field. JAHA is an official publication of the American Heart Association.

Visit website: https://www.ahajournals.org/journal/jaha

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AHA/ASA Journals

Publisher of medical journals focused on heart diseases and stroke

Details last updated 29-Mar-2020

Journal of the American Heart Association (JAHA) News

Sleeping less than 6 hours can damage the brain if you also have high blood pressure

Sleeping less than 6 hours can damage the brain if you also have high blood pressure

Neuroscience News - 08-Dec-2024

Treating both conditions could help preserve brain health and prevent ageing

Getting angry can mess with blood vessels and raise risk of heart problems

Getting angry can mess with blood vessels and raise risk of heart problems

New Scientist - 01-May-2024

Research highlights the importance of managing anger and stress for heart health

Systolic blood pressure lowered by daily consumption of omega-3 fatty acids

Systolic blood pressure lowered by daily consumption of omega-3 fatty acids

American Heart Association - 01-Jun-2022

Modest blood pressure reduction from consuming about 3 grams daily of DHA and EPA

Red meat may increase heart disease risk

Red meat may increase heart disease risk

Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 10-Jul-2020

Particularly, its metabolic byproduct affects vascular ageing as studied in mice and humans

Mitochondrial transplants are successful but benefits are short lived

Mitochondrial transplants are successful but benefits are short lived

Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 25-Mar-2020

May be a solution to ageing related mitochondrial dysfunction which leads to diseases


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Heart Disease, Stroke