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Articles by Daniel Piñeiro
The Year of Neglected Cardiac Diseases
Cardiovascular disease killed 19·1 million people in 2023, accounting for nearly one in three deaths worldwide, and the annual number is still rising.1 Investment has transformed outcomes for coronary disease, heart failure, and hypertension. Yet that progress has been rationed.
The City Heartbeat Index as a benchmarking tool for urban cardiovascular health - Nature Reviews Cardiology
Cities are dense population hubs where lifestyle, environmental and socioeconomic factors influence health outcomes, including morbidity and mortality secondary to cardiovascular disease. The City Heartbeat Index offers a city-level benchmarking framework that enables policy leaders to assess and implement the prevention and management of cardiovascular disease in urban environments.
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Desafíos y estrategias de la World Heart Federation en la prevención cardiovascular
El texto ha sido modificado para su mejor comprensión. Dra. Cecilia Bahit: Hola, soy la Dra. Cecilia Bahit, transmitiendo para Medscape en español desde Buenos Aires, en el Congreso Argentino de Cardiología. En esta ocasión nos acompaña el Dr. Daniel Piñeiro, presidente de la World Heart Federation (WHF). Dr. Daniel Piñeiro: Hola, gracias por la invitación. Dra.
Día Mundial del Corazón 2023
En este año la Dra. Bahit entrevista al Dr. Piñeiro, presidente de la World Heart Federation, organización cuyo objetivo se enfoca en la "Salud cardiovascular para todos". La World Heart Federation (WHF) es una organización paraguas que agrupa a las sociedades, fundaciones y grupos de pacientes en el área de cardiología de todo el mundo con más de 240 organizaciones en más de 100 países.
REVIEW: “Halloween Kills” all hope for high expectations in this new horror trilogy
With one final installment on the way, “Halloween Kills” proves that three part trilogies aren’t always necessary. Photo courtesy of Universal Pictures Daniel Pineiro, Staff Writer October 30, 2021 Years ago, a six-year-old boy brutally murdered his older sister on Halloween night. More than 40 years later, he was set loose once again in the sleepy town of Haddonfield after escaping from a fiery death trap.
World Heart Day 2021: COVID-19, digital health, and tackling cardiovascular disease
While the number of deaths caused by COVID-19 continues to climb towards 5 million, cardiovascular disease (CVD) claims around 18·6 million lives every year. Yet the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the uptake of digital health, creating an opportunity to strengthen the response to CVD.
“Mortal Kombat” (2021) reboot sets off on a rocky start
An upcoming MMA fighter is hunted down by Outworld’s fiercest fighter, Sub-Zero, to wipe out the competition before the universal fighting tournament begins. Surviving their encounter, Cole Young discovers that he’s been chosen to fight in this high-stakes competition between Earth realm and Outworld, home to the worst monsters imaginable. Cole, alongside a small group of fighters, must learn to come together to survive Outworld’s biggest threats lest they prove fatal.
“My Bloody Valentine” continues its horror 40 years later
Entertainment Movie Reviews Top Stories With various ’80s films such as Friday the 13th and Halloween, comes a film set on Valentines Day, a day of young love, chocolate-shaped hearts, and deranged killing sprees in the small town of Valentine’s Bluff. Daniel Pineiro, Contributing Writer Many years ago, a group of miners were left unsupervised on the night of the local Valentine’s Day Dance.
Qué sabemos hasta ahora sobre la pandemia de COVID-19
Al 18 de abril, la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) registra 2.160.207 casos de enfermedad por coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) y 146.088 muertes. En Argentina, 2.694 casos y 122 muertes. La OMS considera a la COVID-19 una pandemia. Los tres parámetros para evaluar el riesgo de una pandemia, como la COVID-19, son: 1. La tasa de transmisión puede calcularse mediante el número reproductivo básico o R0 (número promedio de casos nuevos que genera un caso) que sería de 1.5 a 3.5. 2.
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