About this Research Topic
Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are a leading cause of death globally, posing significant challenges to healthcare systems and affecting millions of lives. Despite substantial advances in the understanding and treatment of CVDs, there remains an urgent need for innovative therapeutic strategies and a deeper comprehension of the complex molecular mechanisms underlying these conditions. By exploring novel pharmacological interventions and elucidating their molecular targets, we can pave the way for more effective treatments and improved patient outcomes.
This Research Topic aims to gather cutting-edge research and comprehensive reviews that focus on innovative pharmacological approaches and the molecular mechanisms involved in the treatment and management of cardiovascular diseases. The collection seeks to bridge the gap between basic science and clinical application, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and encouraging the integration of advanced technologies and methodologies.
This Research Topic welcomes manuscripts that focus on, but are not limited to, the following aspects:
• Drug Discovery - Pharmacological Interventions: Research on new or repurposed drugs targeting cardiovascular diseases, emphasizing efficacy and safety.
• Molecular Mechanisms: Studies unraveling the molecular pathways and targets involved in CVDs, including signaling pathways and genetic factors.
• Biomarkers and Diagnostics: Identification of novel biomarkers for early detection and diagnosis of cardiovascular conditions.
• Therapeutic Strategies: Exploration of emerging therapies such as gene therapy, RNA-based treatments, and regenerative medicine.
• Cardiotoxicity: Insights into the cardiotoxic effects of non-cardiovascular drugs, including mechanisms and mitigation strategies.
• Technological Innovations: Application of novel technologies like bioinformatics and AI in cardiovascular research.
By compiling a diverse array of high-quality manuscripts on these topics, this collection aims to advance the field of cardiovascular pharmacology, enhance therapeutic approaches, and ultimately improve patient outcomes. Researchers and clinicians are encouraged to submit their latest findings and insights in this dynamic and critical area of study.
This Research Topic aims to gather cutting-edge research and comprehensive reviews that focus on innovative pharmacological approaches and the molecular mechanisms involved in the treatment and management of cardiovascular diseases. The collection seeks to bridge the gap between basic science and clinical application, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and encouraging the integration of advanced technologies and methodologies.
This Research Topic welcomes manuscripts that focus on, but are not limited to, the following aspects:
• Drug Discovery - Pharmacological Interventions: Research on new or repurposed drugs targeting cardiovascular diseases, emphasizing efficacy and safety.
• Molecular Mechanisms: Studies unraveling the molecular pathways and targets involved in CVDs, including signaling pathways and genetic factors.
• Biomarkers and Diagnostics: Identification of novel biomarkers for early detection and diagnosis of cardiovascular conditions.
• Therapeutic Strategies: Exploration of emerging therapies such as gene therapy, RNA-based treatments, and regenerative medicine.
• Cardiotoxicity: Insights into the cardiotoxic effects of non-cardiovascular drugs, including mechanisms and mitigation strategies.
• Technological Innovations: Application of novel technologies like bioinformatics and AI in cardiovascular research.
By compiling a diverse array of high-quality manuscripts on these topics, this collection aims to advance the field of cardiovascular pharmacology, enhance therapeutic approaches, and ultimately improve patient outcomes. Researchers and clinicians are encouraged to submit their latest findings and insights in this dynamic and critical area of study.
Keywords: cardiovascular research, Cardiovascular diseases, molecular targets, drug discovery, CVDs
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