... mental decline is a consequence of surgery using the bypass pump, heart troubles, part of the normal aging process, ... what kinds of treatments you have for your heart,” he adds.
Since both groups of ...
Erectile dysfunction gives an early warning of a heart attack that doctors often ignore, a British urologist said Wednesday.
... than rob you of a good night's sleep. This 'snorechestra' may be a sign of sleep apnea, which can lead to heart trouble and shorten life, reports the November 2008 issue of the Harvard Heart Letter...
Lack of exercise and other unhealthy behaviours could explain why people with heart disease and depression seem to be at higher risk for heart trouble, a new study suggests.
... -aldosterone system and, in doing so, predispose patients to hypertension and a stiffening and thickening of the heart and blood vessels. Vitamin D deficiency also alters hormone levels and immune ...
People who sleep less are at higher risk of developing a significant sign of heart trouble, researchers report.
... ) frequently die from cardiovascular complications. Therefore, it is important to identify early signs of heart trouble in these individuals. Clinicians use pulse pressure (an indicator of arterial ...
... the University at Buffalo, where the gum disease/heart disease connection was uncovered, now has shown ... attack and 840 people free of heart trouble who served as controls. Samples of dental plaque, ...
... wasn't going to make the same mistake.
I was 21 when my mother died at the age of 48 of a heart attack. I
had a younger sister who was 17 and an even younger one who was 12,
plus three older siblings ...
... sort of hormone therapy on individual types of heart trouble.
"If we have observed a causative effect, then ... we saw no increase in risk of death from heart disease in this group," Ms Van Hemelrijck ...
... , and doctors monitor transplant recipients for high blood pressure, or hypertension, and other signs of heart trouble. Obstructive sleep apnea occurs when an individual stops breathing momentarily ...
... those with subclinical diseases of different organs, such as subtle signs of heart trouble that have not yet led to a heart disease diagnosis, are more likely to become physically or mentally impaired ...
