Colombian centenarians: A Geohealth approach to longevity study.

Introduction: Population longevity is a global phenomenon influenced by various factors including social, economic transitions, and medical advancements. The study focused on the population over 95 years old, adopting an approach that integrates data from the 2018 Census and geospatial analysis techniques.

Methods: An ecological study was conducted using anonymized microdata from the 2018 National Population and Housing Census (CNPV).

Therapeutic interventions for heart failure in Colombia: result of a Delphi panel.

Objective: The objective of this study was to validate the main therapies used in the treatment of heart failure through a clinical consensus conducted by cardiology experts in Colombia.

Methods: The Delphi technique was employed, which involves a series of consultation rounds with experts to reach a consensus. Cardiologists with experience in HF treatment were selected, and they were sent electronic questionnaires to assess the relevance of various therapeutic interventions.