Diabetes: At what resting heart rate does the risk of cardiovascular events increase?

Our findings suggest that an RHR threshold of approximately 77 bpm may better define increased CV risk in patients with DM compared to the previously proposed 80 bpm cut-off. These results may inform clinical decision-making regarding RHR-lowering interventions in this population.

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Kardiologia Polska
Published
2025-08-22
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https://doi.org/10.33963/v.phj.108166
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Heart rate and cardiovascular health
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Diabetes: At what resting heart rate does the risk of cardiovascular events increase?

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Diabetes: At what resting heart rate does the risk of cardiovascular events increase?

Piotr Sobieraj, Jacek Lewandowski, Maciej Siński
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Abstract

Our findings suggest that an RHR threshold of approximately 77 bpm may better define increased CV risk in patients with DM compared to the previously proposed 80 bpm cut-off. These results may inform clinical decision-making regarding RHR-lowering interventions in this population.

Kardiologia PolskaVol. 83(11)
Medical University of Warsaw (PL)
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