AJP-Heart and Circulatory Podcasts

Nearly one-fifth of heart failure patients develop depression or depression-like symptoms and are therefore at greater risk for additional cardiac events and mortality. Inflammation in the hypothalamus has been shown to play a role in heart failure prog...

Is the Piezo1 cation channel the sensor for shear stress that triggers uterine blood vessel growth and vasodilation in pregnancy? Listen as Editor in ...

Is actin depolymerization the mechanism that causes vasodilation in small resistance arterioles? Listen as Associate Editor Robert Hester (University of Mississippi Medical Center) and ...

Can existing vascular disease be reversed? Listen as Associate Editor Robert Hester (University of Mississippi Medical Center) interviews lead author Jefferson Frisbee (University of ...

Why is it important to understand resident cardiac fibroblasts and how they change with aging? In this thought-provoking podcast, Deputy Editor Merry Lindsey (University ...

In this special Japanese-language podcast, we explore an important exercise physiology question: Can high-intensity resistance exercise, combined with low repetitions, maintain endothelial function? Listen ...

Can high-intensity resistance exercise, combined with low repetitions, maintain endothelial function? Listen as Associate Editor Masafumi Kitakaze (National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center, Japan) interviews ...

Are ENaC (Epithelial Na+ channels) sheer sensors in arteries? This is the central question we explore in our latest podcast, as Associate Editor Robert ...

Is brachial artery endothelial function in healthy premenopausal women negatively impacted by longer term use of oral contraceptive pills? Listen as Guest Editor Milton ...

Given the current conversations around rigor and reproducibility, and the need to reinforce scientific research to the public, our latest podcast is particularly timely. ...