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ACC New York, Dec 10, 2017 No Disclosures
New Frontiers in CVD Aging / Disease - Youth / Health
Science Health Education
Aging / Disease - Youth / Health
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EnvironmentHealth Policy
3. Educational
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From Aging / Disease to Youth / Health
6) SHE
7) HARLEMVILLAGEMEXICO
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Surgery InterventionPharmacology.ImagingGenetics/Tr
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JN Giedd. Scientific American 2015;312:32
6). Child’s Brain Development Less Networking Brings Atention
GENERALPUBLIC
3-5CHILDREN 6-8 9-14
EDUCATIVE GOAL: HEALTHY HABITS FOR CHILDREN BETWEEN 3 & 5 YRS
6a).COLOMBIA – CHILDREN’S PROGRAM
In Children’s KAH Mean Scores*
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The Amer J of Med 2012; 126, 27The Amer J of Med 2013;126:1122Bogota – 25,000
JL Peñalvo, V Fuster et. al. JACC 2015;65:1065. - 10,000,
6b). Changes In Anthropometric Variables At Each FU In Overweight Children
Body Mass Index (BMI)
Waist Circumference (WC)
CHILDREN’S – BOGOTA, SPAIN, NEW YORK – N = 50,000
The Amer J of Med 2013;126:1122 - J. Amer. Coll. Card. 2015;65:1065J. Amer. Coll. Card. 2017(In Press)
CHILDREN’S PROGRAM - SPAIN
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SecondaryPrimary
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6) SHE
7) HARLEMVILLAGEMEXICO
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HRP
Surgery InterventionPharmacology.ImagingGenetics/Tr
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3) AGING )
NHLBI $-1
50-100 yrs
25-50 yrs
00-25 yrs
BARRIERS TO IMPLEMENTATION OF A HEALTH PROMOTION PROGRAM IN HARLEM, NY
THE FAMILIA STUDYAn AHA Strategically Focused Research Network Study
Sameer Bansilal, MD, MS, Rajesh Vedanthan, MD, MPH, Risa Jaslow, MS, RDN, Martha Hadley, PhD, Amy Siskind, PhD, Carmina Marcial, MA, Ana Victoria Soto,
MD, Claire Kofler, BS, Zahi A Fayad, PhD, Valentin Fuster, MD,PhD
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BEWATPoint of Care
3D-US Mol. Genomics
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Control
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KAH-BEA = Knowledge, Attitude, Habit, -BMI, Exercise, Alimentation ; FUSTER-BEWAT = BP, Exercise, Weight, Alimentation, Tobacco; S=Sustained
(1)
(2)
(3)
(3)(1)
(2)
Lanzamiento de la versión internacional THE CIRCLE OF HEALTH
Actividades previstasInteractive “Circle of Health” - App
www.thecircleofhealth.org
Children’s Health & Biology: The Effect of DisparitiesIcahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai ( ISMMS)
December 13th, 2017
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Project I: Background
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Fuster V et al. Am Heart J. 2017;187:170-181
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Fuster V et al. Am J Med. 2013;126(1):27-35
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Fuster V et al. J Am Coll Cardiol.2015;66(14):1525-34
Project I: Aims
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Objective: The effect of disparities on CHILDREN's HEALTHoutcomes following a health promotion educational intervention in preschool children.
Variables modulating such outcomes:Aim 1. Impact of socio-economic differences at the family level.
Aim 2. Factors that impact the teachers’ efficacy in implementing the educational intervention and health outcomes in children.
Aim 3. Effect of school environment in implementing the educational intervention and health outcomes in children.
Project I: Methods and Feasibility
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CHILDREN´SHEALTH
Socio-economic (Family)
SchoolTeachers
• Prospective educational intervention• Public preschools in all five boroughs of NYC• Children between 3 and 5 years of age• Evidence-based health promotion
educational curriculum• Duration of intervention: 5 months• Follow-up: 24 months
• Variables impacting children´s health1. Socio-economic 2. Teachers 3. School environment
Primordial
SecondaryPrimary
50/50
From Aging / Disease to Youth / Health
6) SHE
7) HARLEMVILLAGEMEXICO
4) 1)
2)
5) IIIP
HRP
Surgery InterventionPharmacology.ImaginGenetics/Tr
PESA AWHS TANSNIP
3) AGING )
NHLBI $-1
50-100 yrs
25-50 yrs
00-25 yrs
21Confidential, for Internal and Investigator use only
CARDONA MEXICO
PERU ?
EDUCATION (7)CARDONA – MEXICO – PERU ?
HARLEM
US -SPAINGRENADA - SPAIN
KENYA
SPAINBOGOTA
Con
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ity
Villages(3)
Family (1)
Adults (5)
Children (2)
CONCEPTS, SCIENTIFIC STUDIES, NPOs
Global Health Future Role of the United States
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering & MedicineNew Engl. J. Med. 2017; 377:1292 - JACC 2017 (In Press)
Report Conceptual Model
26Maximizing Return
Catalyzing Innovation G.H. Leadership Smart Financing
Global Health
Security
Continuous Communicable
Threats
Saving and
Improving the Lives of Women
and Children
Promoting Cardiovascular
Health and Preventing
Cancer
SECURING AGAINST GLOBAL THREATS
ENHANCING PRODUCTIVITY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
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1. Nutrition & Diet 2. Healthy Weight 3. Exercise & Physical Activity 4. Tobacco-Free Lifestyle 5. Blood Pressure 6. Cholesterol7. Blood Sugar8. Psychological Health
Cardiovascular Health PromotionEight Factors to be Addressed
Cardiovascular Health PromotionFour Questions to be Answered
1. Pathophysiological Effects: Detrimental impact that adverse RFs & behaviors can cause to the CV system, from molecular to clinical levels
2. Mechanistic/Triggering Factors: Desmotivators of good health: at personal, community or societal levels.
3. Role of Preventive Action: Motivators of good health: at personal, community/educational or societal/authoritative
4. Competencies for training: Standarized methods of education that impact on health promotion.
ACC New York, Dec 10, 2017 No Disclosures
New Frontiers in CVD Aging / Disease to Youth / Health
Science Health Education