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Heart Diseases : Health & Medical
Retail Antitheft Scanners and Pacemakers
Electronic antitheft system scanners, frequently used by retailers to curb shoplifting, can disturb the function of a variety of pacemakers, according to a report in the March issue of the journal PACE.
Exercise To Lower Your Cholesterol
It is not about how much you eat! The whole purpose of exercise is to burn fats and lower your cholesterol. What goes in HAS to come out. If nothing comes out, no matter how little you put in will still accumulate lots of fat and cholesterol over a period of time. The key point is this - less input,
Heart Disease Reversal Program
Let's face it, many of us grew up eating foods that were high in artery clogging saturated fat and cholesterol. If you are like me you probably can reflect back on those big breakfasts consisting of greasy hash brown, eggs cooked in a sea of butter, skillet fried sausage, and gravy made with a
Freedom From Poor Health
Freedom is a great blessing.Most Americans believe deeply in the concept of freedom, and while to Bill of Rights guarantees certain freedoms - the vast majority of American's still find themselves imprisoned.
Aspirin to Prevent Heart Attack and Stroke-Topic Overview
Good old aspirin, the common pain reliever that has been in our medicine cabinets for almost a century, also has a talent for prevention.
Love Your Heart
Trying your best to control glucose levels and reducing your cardiac risk factors can save your life. Over 65% of people with diabetes die of heart disease or stroke.How can you love your heart?
News From British Cardiovascular Society 2014 Conference
Hit the highlights from this year's British Cardiovascular Society 2014 Annual Conference.
10 Steps Before You Refer for: Hypertension
The majority of patients with hypertension are treated in primary care and are well controlled. This article walks through ten steps to consider that may avert the need for a referral.
Ticagrelor and Outcomes for Patients With Prior CABG
Patients with prior CABG who present with acute coronary syndromes have a high risk for recurrent events. Is intensive antiplatelet therapy with ticagrelor beneficial in this setting -- when compared with clopidogrel?
How Can Genes Cure Congestive Heart Failure?
Scientists have built upon various discoveries regarding the effect of genes in the detection and treatment of congestive heart failure. Several years ago it was discovered that a small percentage of patients who had suffered congestive heart failure possessed a failure in the gene that allows the b
Secrets To Better Health: Lowering Your LDL Cholesterol
If you have had a report from your doctor saying that you have high cholesterol, then action needs to be taken to remedy the problem and one of the best ways is lowering your LDL cholesterol. This is not difficult. Changing the food that you eat and perhaps incorporating some food types that you are
How Do You Lower Triglycerides Naturally?
Are you plagued by the question, "how do you lower triglycerides?" If so, you are not the only one looking for answers. Triglycerides are not bad; in fact, the body itself produces triglycerides. What makes them undesirable is when there are too much of them floating in your system.
KW-3902 in Patients With Acute Decompensated Heart Failure
In patients with acute decompensated heart failure, how do effects on diuresis and renal function compare between the adenosine A1-receptor antagonist KW-3902 (rolofylline) and placebo?
Vagally Mediated Atrioventricular Block
Vagally mediated AV block is associated with slowing of the sinus rate, and there is much to learn about diagnosing and treating patients with this aberrant conduction pattern . . .
Hypertension Guidelines: Same Data, Different Conclusions
Dr. Black quizzes Dr. Weber, lead author on the ASH/ISH guidance, and Dr. Townsend, who was part of JNC 8 and the ASH/ISH statement, on the reasoning behind the different recommendations.
Three Tips to Avoid Foods High In Cholesterol
There are simple ways to avoid foods high in cholesterol. First is to question what you eat first and then decide what is the most heart healthy way to prepare the food.
The Dos and Don'ts of Heart Healthy Dieting
Heart-healthy dieting is not so bad. If you are not sure what all foods are safe for your heart, then read on and discover the dos and don'ts of heart-healthy dieting.