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12/17/15 - Cardiovascular disease-related deaths decline but remain leading ...

12/17/15 Cardiovascular disease-related deaths decline but remain leading ...

Cardiovascular Business

 

... promoting positive cardiovascular health, health behaviors such as a healthy diet, ... They cited data that the estimated annual costs for cardiovascular disease ...

12/10/15 - 'Social jet lag' linked to risk of diabetes and heart disease

12/10/15 'Social jet lag' linked to risk of diabetes and heart disease

Fox News

 

Waking each workday to the jolt of an alarm, then sleeping in on weekends might increase your risk of diabetes and heart disease, a U.S. study suggests.

12/10/15 - Cholesterol Levels Are a Problem for Many US Kids

12/10/15 Cholesterol Levels Are a Problem for Many US Kids

Live Science

 

High cholesterol levels are more common in children who are obese, the report found. Among obese children in the study, 11.6 percent had high total ...

12/8/15 - Kids With Allergies May Have a Higher Risk of Heart Disease Later

12/8/15 Kids With Allergies May Have a Higher Risk of Heart Disease Later

TIME

 

“It may very well be that soaring rates of allergic diseases in past decades have impacted the heart disease rates in this country,” says Silverberg. And that goes ...

12/2/15 - Smog Linked to Heart Disease in Seniors

12/2/15 Smog Linked to Heart Disease in Seniors

HealthDay News

 

Older people living in cities with high levels of a particular type of air pollution are more likely to be hospitalized for ...

12/1/15 - 1 in 8 American Adults Still Have High Cholesterol: CDC

12/1/15 1 in 8 American Adults Still Have High Cholesterol: CDC

U.S. News & World Report

 

"High cholesterol is one of the major contributors for heart disease," said Dr. Gregg Fonarow, a professor of cardiology at the University of California, Los ...

12/1/15 - Obesity In Youngsters Leading Cause Of Cardiac Death

12/1/15 Obesity In Youngsters Leading Cause Of Cardiac Death

Health Aim

 

Obesity in youngsters or being overweight is being labelled as the leading cause of them developing cardiac conditions. Being puffy is alright because it means ...

11/16/15 - Mayo Clinic Study: One Energy Drink May Increase Heart Disease ...

11/16/15 Mayo Clinic Study: One Energy Drink May Increase Heart Disease ...

Alaska Native News

This raises the concern that these response changes could increase the risk of cardiovascular events, according to a study presented today at the American ...

11/12/15 - Heart-Attack Patients Should Be Tested, Treated for Diabetes

11/12/15 Heart-Attack Patients Should Be Tested, Treated for Diabetes

Medscape

Diagnosing and treating myocardial infarction (MI) patients who have diabetes can substantially improve cardiac-related outcomes, new ...

10/29/15 - Early Intake Of Fruits And Vegetables Linked To Healthier Heart ...

10/29/15 Early Intake Of Fruits And Vegetables Linked To Healthier Heart ...

Tech Times

The study, published in the American Heart Association's journal Circulation, was the first direct study to analyze the effects of diet and coronary artery disease in ...

10/26/15 - Majority of Young Heart Attack Patients Unaware of Risk

10/26/15 Majority of Young Heart Attack Patients Unaware of Risk

Laboratory Equipment

Only half of younger heart attack patients believed that they were at risk before the onset of an attack, and even fewer discussed health risks with their doctors, according to Yale School of Public Health researchers. The findings were more pronounced ...

10/23/15 - Women Less Likely to Receive Post-Heart Attack Medications

10/23/15 Women Less Likely to Receive Post-Heart Attack Medications

Pharmacy Times

To discern this, a team of researchers mapped out the cardiovascular treatment pathway by analyzing prescription data from more than 12,000 heart attack ...

10/22/15 - BP Meds May Not Eliminate CVD Risk

10/22/15 BP Meds May Not Eliminate CVD Risk

Renal and Urology News

Antihypertensive treatment can significantly reduce the risk of cardiovascular events in patients, but it does not restorecardiovascular disease risk to ideal levels.

10/21/15 - Many Elderly Patients With Coronary Heart Disease Not Taking Statins

10/21/15 Many Elderly Patients With Coronary Heart Disease Not Taking Statins

Endocrinology Advisor

High numbers of elderly patients with coronary heart disease are not being treated with a statin, according to a study published in the ...

10/21/15 - Midlife Cardiovascular Fitness Tied to Lower Health Costs Later

10/21/15 Midlife Cardiovascular Fitness Tied to Lower Health Costs Later

Doctors Lounge

Higher cardio respiratory fitness in middle age is strongly associated with lower healthcare costs later in life, according to a study published in the Oct. 27 issue ...

10/20/15 - Heart Failure Affects Men And Women Differently, May Influence ...

10/20/15 Heart Failure Affects Men And Women Differently, May Influence ...

Medical Daily

Heart failure is a leading health issue in the United States — about five million people live with heart failure, and about half of the people who develop it will die ...

10/19/15 - Smoking during Pregnancy Ups Risk of Heart Disease in Kids

10/19/15 Smoking during Pregnancy Ups Risk of Heart Disease in Kids

Lighthouse News Daily

Smoking during Pregnancy Ups Risk of Heart Disease in Kids According to a study led by researchers at the University of California smoking during pregnancy ups risk of heart disease in kids. Both unborn and born children exposed to second-hand smoke ...

10/15/15 - Stimulants Safe in Children With ADHD and Heart Disease

10/15/15 Stimulants Safe in Children With ADHD and Heart Disease

Medscape

Stimulant medication for the treatment of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children with congenital heart disease (CHD) does ...

10/14/15 - Sleep apnea associated with evidence of early heart injury in women

10/14/15 Sleep apnea associated with evidence of early heart injury in women

News-Medical.net

"The finding that sleep apnea is associated with evidence of early heart injury and an elevation in long term risk of heart failure, coronary heart disease, ...

10/1/15 - Severe Obesity Ups Cardiometabolic Risk in the Young

10/1/15 Severe Obesity Ups Cardiometabolic Risk in the Young

Medscape

Severe obesity in children and young adults is associated with a high prevalence of abnormal levels of cardio metabolic risk factors, and the overall risk ...