Disparities of Cardiometabolic Risk Assessment and Intervention in Persons with Disabilities: At the Fork in the Road?
Presenter:
Mark Nash, PhD, FACSM
Professor, Departments of Neurological Surgery and Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Principal Investigator, The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis Director of Research, Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine, University of Miami
Description:
Persons living with SCI experience an accelerated trajectory of all-cause cardioendocrine diseases, which ultimately decays health and independence. Current evidence indicates that systematic surveillance of, and timely intervention on post-SCI risks is suboptimal. The presentation will address triage and treatment of risks for cardiometabolic disease after SCI, and present data on novel molecular tools undergoing pre-clinical testing. If translated for human use, these interventions may more effectively manage risks accompanying SCI and other disabilities. Recent finalization of the first evidence-based guide for post-SCI cardiometabolic disease identification and management recommends primary surveillance and aggressive intervention on these hazards.
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