A Breath of Not-So-Fresh Air: the Combined Effects of Air and Noise Pollution
While air and noise pollution have been well documented independently, their combined effects are insufficiently discussed, until recently. In this blog post, we discuss a recent publication from Kuntic et al. on the combined and individual effects of these pollutants in mice.
#ExpertAnswers: Phil Griffiths on Telemetry Studies
Phil Griffiths draws from his experience as a telemetry user to discuss some important considerations for designing telemetry studies.
Orphan Receptor GPR55: A New Therapeutic Target for Atherosclerosis?
Since the role of GPR55 in adaptive B cell response regulation has not yet been reported in the context of atherosclerosis, Guillamat-Prats et al. have investigated how GPR55 in B cells affects atherosclerosis development. In this blog post, we highlight the main findings from this study, which was published this month in Nature Cardiovascular Research.
Experimental Design Considerations to Optimize Chronic Cardiovascular Telemetry Studies
Phil Griffiths, PhD, presents a summary of chronic cardiovascular telemetry studies and considerations for experimental design.
#ExpertAnswers: Louise Naylor on Exercise and the Cardiovascular System
Louise Naylor focuses on the benefits of exercise to optimize and maintain the cardiovascular system.
Moving for a Better Beat: How Exercise Benefits the Heart
Join Dr. Louise Naylor as she dives into the benefits of exercise on the cardiovascular system.
#ExpertAnswers: Martin Young on Nutrient Intake Cycles and Metabolism
Martin Young discusses how 24-hour circadian rhythms and metabolism affect cardiovascular function.
Fine Tuning Nutrient Intake Timing for Cardiac Health
Martin Young discusses 24-hr circadian rhythms that influence processes like metabolism that are critical to cardiovascular function.
