Objective: Heart failure (HF) is a complex medical condition with a multitude of genetic and
other factors being involved in the pathogenesis. Emerging evidence points to an …

OBJECTIVE: Currently, there is a lack of studies combining the relationship between
depression, chronic heart failure (CHF) and CRP polymorphisms (SNPs). The objective of …

Background Traditional observational studies have shown positive associations between c-
reactive protein (CRP) and heart failure (HF) risk. However, this association has not been …

Background: Positive associations between inflammatory biomarkers and the risk of heart
failure (HF) have been reported in conventional observational studies. However, the causal …

It is widely acknowledged that cardiovascular heart disease (CHD) has a genetic influence.
Several studies have investigated the role of inflammatory markers like C-reactive protein …

OBJECTIVE: To date, there are no literature reports combining the relationship between
depression and chronic heart failure (CHF) in relations to selective nutritional, cardiac and …

Background Depression has been associated with chronic changes in the serum
concentration of C-reactive protein (CRP) in observational studies, but it is unclear if this …

Background: Comorbidity-driven microvascular inflammation is posited as a unifying
pathophysiologic mechanism for heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF) …

High CRP levels are associated with adverse outcomes in cardiovascular diseases. hsCRP
levels increase with the severity of CHF in patients with diastolic HF as well as in systolic HF …

Aims Inflammation accompanies heart failure (HF) and elevated levels of inflammatory
biomarkers are linked to new onset of HF. However, whether the prognostic relevance of …