Titlebook: Aging Issues in Cardiology; Irene D. Turpie,George A. Heckman Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2004 aging.cardiovascular

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Hearts Sing the Blues Too: Depression in Elderly Cardiac Patients,nd increase the risks of further cardiac morbidity and mortality, even after adjusting for the severity of the underlying cardiac disease or other comorbid illnesses. Depression also has many other significant consequences, including suicide, additional complications from other illnesses, and a majo

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Pharmacological Issues in the Very Old: The Treatment of Heart Disease, high prevalence of elderly with underlying cardiac disease, only a small number of these individuals are included in trials. In addition, there is a lack of meaningful outcomes relevant to the very old such as function, quality of life, and dementia.<[.])> Many factors have contributed to this prob

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Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Events in Older Individuals,cular diseases (e.g. congestive heart failure, stroke) impose an ever greater burden of suffering on individuals as our population ages. Many of the risk factors for CVD are known, and most are potentially modifiable. Physicians have an obligation to seek out risk factors and address them. As the in

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Heart Failure in the Frail Elderly,al of patients with ischemic heart disease and hypertension, the primary reason for this increase is population aging <[.]; [.]>. The greatest proportional growth is occurring among persons over 80 years of age, in whom the prevalence of HF is highest . As a result, while the n

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