Cardiology

Gender-specific factors that have direct link to well-being include job satisfaction, psychological health, and work-life integration

Findings seen for overall accelerometer-measured physical activity, light or moderate-to-vigorous activity, as well as for steps per day

Increased risks for heart failure seen in association with death of a partner or older child, unnatural death of a relative

24 percent of menthol cigarette smokers quit smoking after menthol ban; 50 percent switch to nonmenthol cigarettes

Regular physical activity linked to reduced risk for all-cause mortality in women and men, with greater reduction for women