Family Support and Nutrition Programs Show Promise in Reducing Blood Pressure and Heart Disease Risk

New research presented at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2025 highlighted the effectiveness of family support programs in rural China and nutrition programs in food deserts for reducing blood pressure levels. Additionally, a study emphasized the impact of personalized vitamin D supplementation in reducing the risk of heart attacks among adults with heart disease. Another study found that daily coffee consumption could lower the recurrence of atrial fibrillation in adults. These findings underscore the importance of family involvement, access to healthy foods, personalized treatments, and lifestyle choices in managing cardiovascular health.