Chandrasekaran

American College of Cardiology @ACCinTouch · 3d

Intensive BP-lowering therapy in patients w/ T2D & a yoga-based cardiac rehabilitation program for people w/ #HFrEF were among the hot topics in #cvPrev at today’s #ScientificSessions26.

Read on for results from the OPTIMAL-DIABETES & Yoga-CaRe HF trials: bit.ly/4sMr9sd

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Mauricio Soto V, MD, MSc, FACP, FACC 🇨🇱 Verified account @MauroSotoMD · 2d

@ACCinTouch @JACCJournals @ErsozluSara @Gurleen_Kaur96 @drapurvapopat @AnaClaraVi75147 🧘 Yoga-CaRe HF: better quality of life and 6-minute walk in HFrEF, but the same hard events.

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Bhartiya Drishtikon @drishtikon_in · 2d

Large Indian trial: yoga-based cardiac rehab improved quality of life and 6-min walk distance in HFrEF patients, but not hard outcomes like death/hospitalization. 3,492 patients, 16 centers, presented at AHA 2026. #HeartFailure #CardiacRehab

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Abdulla A. Damluji, MD, PhD Verified account @DrDamluji · 2d

YOGA-CaRe HF

Yoga-based cardiac rehabilitation improved quality of life, increased 6-minute walk distance, and improved quality-adjusted utility value at 3 months compared with enhanced standard care, with differences persisting through 24 months. The intervention did not significantly reduce the composite clinical endpoint of death, repeat hospitalization, or stroke.

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AHA Science Verified account @AHAScience · 3d

Yoga-CaRe HR results presented at #ScientificSessions26

Yoga-based cardiac rehabilitation improved quality of life, increased 6-minute walk distance, and improved quality-adjusted utility value at 3 months compared with enhanced standard care, with differences persisting through 24 months. The intervention did not significantly reduce the composite clinical endpoint of death, repeat hospitalization, or stroke.

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