Journal: Cardiorenal Medicine
Submission Deadline: December 31, 2024
The links between cardiorenal medicine, metabolic disorders and obesity have become a major focus of modern medical research. Cardiorenal diseases, metabolic disorders and obesity form a complex network of mutually reinforcing conditions. In recent years, the links between these diseases and the mechanisms that influence them have received increasing attention as people's living habits shift and the incidence of obesity climbs. Our understanding of these mechanisms continues to improve, while new therapeutic strategies are being explored.
The Cardiorenal Medicine journal calls for papers on the interactions between heart, kidneys, metabolism and obesity in different settings, with a particular emphasis on new concepts and controversies that require future research. For this article collection on “Cardiorenal Medicine: Exploring New Frontiers in Metabolism and Obesity”, the journal will consider original research articles, brief reports, and review articles focusing on, but not limited to, the following topics:
- The association between obesity and cardiorenal dysfunction
- Molecular mechanisms of obesity-related cardiorenal dysmetabolism
- Long-term effects of metabolic syndrome on cardiorenal function
- Metabolic regulation strategies in the cardiorenal syndrome
- Metabolic adaptation and energy balance in cardiorenal disease
- Obesity and microvascular complications in cardiorenal disease
- Dyslipidemia in obesity and cardiorenal disease
Please select the option “Call for Papers: Cardiorenal Medicine: Exploring New Frontiers in Metabolism and Obesity” when submitting your manuscript and mention this Call for Papers in your cover letter.
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