Science news articles about 'vascular conditions'

... February issue of Nature Medicine that a human vascular condition called Cerebral Cavernous Malformation ... brain, which can cause both seizures and strokes. The condition affects about 1 in 1,000 people ...

Researchers have found that a human vascular condition called cerebral cavernous malformation is caused by leaky junctions between cells in the lining of blood vessels. By combining studies with ...

... LDL or bad cholesterol. The longitudinal study was originally funded in 1997 to look at metabolic and vascular conditions like hypertension and diabetes and their effect on the risk of dementia and ...

... that are widely used to improve cardiovascular health and, more recently, for certain vascular conditions in the brain. One use has been to lower the level of LDL which can contribute to arterial ...

... JAMA/Archives focus on diabetes and metabolic disorders. “These findings indicate that controlling vascular conditions may be one way to delay the course of Alzheimer’s, which would be a major ...

... at an increased risk of stroke during pregnancy as well as other vascular conditions such as heart disease, high blood pressure and blood clots, concludes a study published on bmj. ...

Women who suffer migraines are at an increased risk of stroke during pregnancy as well as other vascular conditions such as heart disease, high blood pressure and blood clots, concludes a new study.

... atherosclerosis," the authors write. "It has tremendous and far-reaching clinical implications, as all of these vascular conditions represent a major financial cost to the health care system as well ...

... the skull, a condition called "chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency," or CCSVI. CCSVI is a complex vascular condition discovered and described by Paolo Zamboni, M.D., from Italy's University of ...