Blood and Oxidants: The Evolving Concepts in Myocardial Injury and Cardiovascular Disease

About Book:

Heart disease remains the leading cause of mortality worldwide, making it an ongoing public health challenge of paramount importance. Over the years, scientific investigations have significantly advanced our understanding of the underlying mechanisms and risk factors associated with cardiovascular diseases. Among these, oxidative stress and the role of oxidants in blood have emerged as key factors that influence the development and progression of myocardial injury and heart-related ailments.

This this new book, Dr Bashir Mata brings together an edited collection of reviews on basic and advanced research on the relationships between oxidants and cardiovascular disease. Dr. Matata draws from over a decade of experience in this field.

Key highlights of the book:

• Cutting-Edge Research: “Blood-Oxidant Ties” brings together a compilation of state-of-the-art research findings, amalgamating a wealth of knowledge from eminent scholars and clinicians in the field of cardiovascular medicine and redox signaling. The book highlights the latest breakthroughs and discoveries in blood oxidant-related research, with the aim of advancing primary knowledge for researchers in this realm.
• In-Depth Analysis: The publication offers an in-depth analysis of the evolving concepts in myocardial injury and cardiovascular disease, exploring the intricate interplay between blood oxidants, inflammation, endothelial dysfunction, and oxidative stress. Through an evidence-based approach, it examines both established and novel paradigms, paving the way for innovative therapeutic strategies. The connection of the maternal biochemical environment to oxidative stress is also explored.
• Clinical Implications: Emphasizing the clinical implications of the research, “Blood Oxidant Ties” is a vital resource for medical practitioners, researchers, and healthcare professionals involved in cardiovascular care. The book equips readers with the knowledge required to enhance patient outcomes and foster the development of targeted interventions for preventing and managing cardiovascular disease.
• Multidisciplinary Collaboration: Drawing upon the expertise of researchers from diverse backgrounds, including cardiology, biochemistry, pharmacology, and molecular biology, the book offers a comprehensive view of the subject matter, transcending traditional disciplinary boundaries and fostering a collaborative approach to cardiovascular research.

The book, Blood-Oxidant Ties: The Evolving Concepts in Myocardial Injury and Cardiovascular Disease, is now available in both print and digital formats. Interested readers can purchase it from major bookstores, online retailers, and the Bentham Science Website.

About Authors:

Bashir Matata
 

Dr. Bashir Matata is a senior lecturer at the Infection & Global Health Institute at the university of Liverpool, UK. Dr Matata is an expert in cardiac surgery, endothelial function and vascular biology, with over 100 publications to his credit.

Maqsood Elahi
Maqsood Elahi is Chairman CardiacEye International Foundation. He is certified adult and congenital cardiac, thoracic and transplant/ mechanical circulatory devices surgeon. Dr. Elahi has a passion for providing the best healthcare delivery to patients and advocating for improved medical education among the medical and scientific community.

Priscilla Day-Walsh
Dr. Priscilla Day-Walsh holds the position of Research Scientist within the Kroon group at the prestigious Quadram Institute located in Norwich, UK. Her research revolves around investigating how nutrients and bioactive compounds from food interact with the gut microbiota, impacting host physiology, and providing protection against cardiometabolic diseases. Additionally, she aims to elucidate individual metabo-types in her studies.

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