The Inflammation-Mediated Bidirectional Relationship Between Cardiovascular Disease and Cancer
"Cancer and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) represent two of the leading causes of death worldwide... Targeting shared pathways using statins, colchicine, canakinumab, IL-6 inhibition, and lifestyle modification may provide dual benefits."
CV inflammation leaves a trail, test hsCRP to find it. ESC/EAS and ACC/AHA guidelines recognise hsCRP as a biomarker of inflammation in CV risk assessment.1,2 Find out more about the latest guideline updates at ESC Hall A2 Stand T100.
Obesity and cardiovascular inflammation remain urgent challenges. At ESC Congress 2026, we're spotlighting science that drives innovation - and lasting health.
The POSEIDON study found that CV inflammation remained prevalent despite standard of care and despite the presence of comorbid hypertension or T2D. Identify inflammatory risk by testing hsCRP.
Discover the surprising secret to soothing joint pain and inflammation using a simple, natural remedy. This natural technique utilizes the power of ginger to draw inflammation directly out of the joints and to the surface of the skin. While it may create an intense heating sensation, that heat is actually a positive sign that the remedy is working to pull out deep-seated inflammation.
Unlike a hot water bottle, which merely relaxes muscles and can sometimes inadvertently worsen underlying inflammation, a ginger poultice actively targets the source of the pain. Whether dealing with arthritis or a sore lower back, this traditional method offers a powerful, drug-free way to find relief.
If the heat becomes intense, endurance is key—the sensation often rises and falls, eventually leaving the area feeling significantly better. A game-changer for anyone seeking natural relief from persistent aches and stiffness.