Publications by authors named "A M Salzano"
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- Trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) is linked to bad heart health and is produced by gut bacteria, but how exercise affects its production is unclear.
- The study looked at how a single session of intermittent exercise influences TMAO production from choline intake in young, healthy individuals.
- Results showed that TMAO levels increased similarly whether choline was taken after exercise or after resting, indicating exercise doesn't change gut bacteria's behavior regarding TMAO production.
Notwithstanding its acknowledged pivotal role for cardiovascular prevention, cardiac rehabilitation (CR) is still largely under prescribed, in almost 25% of patients owing an indication for. In addition, when considering differences concerning the two sexes, female individuals are underrepresented in CR programmes with lower referral rates, participation, and completion as compared to male counterpart. This picture becomes even more tangled with reference to gender, a complex socio-cultural construct characterized by four domains (gender identity, relation, role, and institutionalized gender).
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- * Analyzed data from 7948 HF patients over a minimum of 2 years, employing topological data analysis (TDA) to find 19 patient clusters and trajectory analysis to outline disease evolution.
- * Findings included a 5-year survival rate across clusters ranging from 20% to 100%, with strong validation results from external and internal cohorts, confirming the reliability of the identified patient pathways.
Background: Chronic pain significantly impacts quality of life and poses substantial public health challenges. Buprenorphine, a synthetic analog of thebaine, is recognized for its potential in managing moderate to severe chronic pain with fewer side effects and a lower incidence of tolerance compared to traditional opioids.
Objective: This retrospective study aimed to assess the long-term efficacy and safety of buprenorphine transdermal patches in patients with moderate and severe chronic pain, with a focus on pain relief sustainability and tolerance development.