Dana Alattar, Research Volunteer at King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Center and Tutor at Socrates Academy, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“New Publication
Is caffeine truly a cardiovascular protective agent, or are the observed benefits largely driven by coffee’s complex bioactive components and lifestyle factors?
I’m pleased to share that our comprehensive review, ‘Caffeine as a cardiovascular protective agent: a comprehensive review of mechanisms and outcomes,’ is now published in the European Journal of Medical Research (Q1, Impact Factor: 3.4).
In this review, we examine:
- The mechanistic pathways of caffeine, including adenosine receptor antagonism and hemodynamic effects.
- Epidemiological associations between caffeine intake and cardiovascular outcomes.
- The role of preparation methods, dose variability, genetic polymorphisms, and baseline phenotypes in shaping clinical effects.”
Title: Caffeine as a cardiovascular protective agent: a comprehensive review of mechanisms and outcomes
Authors: Ameer Awashra, Mohammed AbuBaha, Bayan Mahafdah, Asmaa Sarama, Dana Alattar, Bara AbuBaha, Omar Abu-Khazneh, Ahmed Emara, Aya Milhem, Mohamed Elgendy, Abdalhakim Shubietah
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