"There is convincing evidence that favorable cardiovascular health protects from cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular disease mortality and all-cause mortality," Nasir said by email.
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To test how effective CPAP was in reducing cardiovascular events among patients with cardiovascular disease, McEvoy and his colleagues designed the Sleep Apnea Cardiovascular Endpoints (SAVE) study.
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Mark was a leader in the Houston Cardiovascular Associates and specialized in cardiovascular disease.
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He was a leader in the Houston Cardiovascular Associates and specialized in cardiovascular disease.
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The main endpoints the researchers tracked were major cardiovascular events — strokes, heart attacks, death from cardiovascular causes.
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Also, 23 participants developed major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack or death from cardiovascular disease.
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Cardiovascular conditions are now the second leading cause of pregnancy-related deaths, falling right behind non-cardiovascular diseases.
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Lower blood pressure has been linked with a lower risk of cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, and cardiovascular mortality.
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An expert on cardiovascular radiology, Dr. Abrams published nearly 200 papers and wrote seven books on cardiovascular disease and health policy.
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Nor do they reduce the rate of major cardiovascular events, a composite of heart attacks, strokes and deaths from cardiovascular disease.
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Although more women die of cardiovascular disease than men, women comprise just 1/85033 of patients in high-risk cardiovascular device studies.
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In addition, they either had "established cardiovascular disease," or they had Type 2 diabetes and at least one other cardiovascular risk factor.
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Most of the repeat hospitalizations and deaths in the study were not related to cardiovascular conditions, researchers report in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality Outcomes.
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Beyond that, the risk of cardiovascular disease increased with B.M.I. With the four other measures of adiposity, the associations with cardiovascular disease risk were consistent even after controlling for other factors: As those measures increased, so did the risk for cardiovascular disease.
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During that time, there were also 1,329 cardiovascular events like heart attacks and strokes and 223 deaths related to cardiovascular disease among the women.
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Both depression and cardiovascular disease are common in older people, and rates of depression are high in the presence of cardiovascular illness, especially stroke.
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"For those persons already at higher risk for cardiovascular disease, on balance aspirin is a good idea to reduce cardiovascular disease risk alone," Weinberg said.
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Cardiovascular disease remains the number cause of death in the United States, yet, not one drug to treat primary cardiovascular disease was approved in 28500.
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"It is important to discuss sexual symptoms with your doctors, as to identify and treat other cardiovascular risk factors or apparent cardiovascular disease," he added.
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"It also appears that the benefits of favorable cardiovascular health extend beyond cardiovascular disease prevention to disorders including cancer, depression and cognitive impairment," Nasir added.
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Vox's Julia Belluz recently reported on new research showing that lead exposure is also a risk factor for cardiovascular disease and death from cardiovascular disease.
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"Perhaps the emotions of these intense games were triggering cardiovascular events," says Robert Kloner, director of cardiovascular research at Huntington Medical Research Institutes in southern California.
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For instance, at least one of the three Apollo astronauts who died of cardiovascular disease, Mr. Irwin, may have had cardiovascular problems before he left Earth.
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People with high blood pressure or who have cardiovascular disease — or those at high risk for cardiovascular disease — should not take the drug, the F.D.A. said.
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Roth focuses on global cardiovascular health surveillance, population health and quality of care and outcomes for cardiovascular diseases at the University of Washington School of Medicine.
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Cardiovascular disease: Tai Chi and Qigong, a very similar centuries-old system of movement, breathing and meditation, have shown to be extremely beneficial for cardiovascular health.
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"This trial certainly strengthens the idea that treating people with cardiovascular disease [and] with elevated triglycerides resulted in a reduction in cardiovascular events," said Dr. Howard Weintraub, a preventive cardiologist and clinical director of the Center for the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease at NYU Langone Health.
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A 2010 Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes study found that guidelines around preventing cardiovascular disease in women came from trials where only 34 percent of participants were women.
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At the end of the study period, there were a total of 62,690 cardiovascular events, defined as hospitalization for a heart attack or stroke, or cardiovascular death.
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The link between the amygdala and cardiovascular disease events remained significant even after the researchers took other cardiovascular risk factors into account, such as smoking, diabetes or hypertension.
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And importantly, the participants were less healthy as a whole compared with the general population, as shown by higher rates of cardiovascular disease risk factors and cardiovascular diseases.
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But all of the men with the highest cardiovascular disease risk had erectile dysfunction, compared with just 15 percent of men with the lowest risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Amarin said the capsule, Vascepa, significantly reduced the risk of serious cardiovascular events over a placebo in trial results involving 8,179 statin-treated adults with elevated cardiovascular risk.
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He is also the associate director of the annual Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics Conference, and is on the board of the Cardiovascular Research Foundation, which is based in New York.
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"Obesity, elevated blood pressure, high cholesterol and smoking are much more important risk factors for cardiovascular disease and are therefore the main targets of cardiovascular disease prevention," Kivimaki said.
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The study, published in the journal Cardiovascular Research, investigated what effect air pollution has on things like cardiovascular disease, lung cancer, respiratory tract infections and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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The primary finding was that the lower target led to a 25 percent reduction in cardiovascular events — the combined rate of heart attacks, strokes, heart failures and cardiovascular deaths.
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Over an average follow-up of seven years, there were 3,683 heart attacks, strokes or other cardiovascular events; 1,477 deaths from cardiovascular disease; and 5,479 deaths from other causes.
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Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and treating cardiovascular risk factors aggressively can help prevent heart attack, stroke and disability, said Kuller, who also has studied cardiovascular disease and breast cancer.
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"Although attendance at religious services was associated with lower cardiovascular mortality and cancer mortality, attendance was not significantly associated with incidence of breast cancer or cardiovascular disease," the researchers wrote.
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"The world has identified a target of reducing deaths from cardiovascular disease and has identified "best buys," which need to be implemented in order to reduce cardiovascular disease," he said.
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Older women tend to already be at higher risk for cardiovascular problems, due to being post-menopausal, so any improvements in cardiovascular function could be more dramatic for them, for instance.
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When 85033 studies testing the effectiveness of multivitamin supplementation on risk of cardiovascular disease were pooled together, the overall finding was that multivitamin supplementation did not prevent death from cardiovascular diseases.
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"We also need to monitor cardiovascular disease risks in offspring of diabetic mothers and investigate possible life-course interventions that may reduce the occurrence of cardiovascular disease," Yu said by email.
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They had to have one of the following health problems: another subclinical cardiovascular disease, chronic kidney disease or a Framingham 10-year risk of cardiovascular disease of 15 percent or more.
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" Todd Herron, director of the University of Michigan Frankel Cardiovascular Center's Cardiovascular Regeneration Core Laboratory, said Marbán, with his previous work with cardiac stem cells, has "led the field in this area.
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A study from 2002 noted that while weed's "cardiovascular effects" are not associated with serious health problems for most young, healthy users, people with cardiovascular disease could be putting their health at risk.
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Fuel is so precious that deliveries are made by armed guards to prevent looting, according to Dr. Ivan Gonzalez Cancel, a cardiovascular surgeon and director of the heart transplant program at Centro Cardiovascular.
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Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of premature death worldwide, the authors write, and "tea consumption could reduce the risk for both cardiovascular disease morbidity and mortality as well as all-cause mortality."
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"This study uses a novel genetic approach to try to determine the effect of alcohol consumption on risk of cardiovascular disease," said Tim Chico, professor of cardiovascular medicine at the University of Sheffield.
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"Cardiovascular disease is the leading killer of women," she said.
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He died in 1519 due to an acute cardiovascular event.
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Space flight also decreases humans' immune systems and cardiovascular health.
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For example, some genes control both cardiovascular and skeletal development.
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He said the senator had no history of cardiovascular disease.
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Her workout routine focused on cardiovascular exercise and functional training.
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"That's where we see the potential cardiovascular toxicity," Goniewicz said.
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Ralphie May died from hypertensive cardiovascular disease ... TMZ has learned.
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Unsaturated fats have been shown to have cardiovascular protective effects.
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Poor sleepers may be at increased risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Stress can also lead to cardiovascular disease and heart attacks.
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During the study, 3,336 people were diagnosed with cardiovascular diseases.
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The other main goal of running is improving cardiovascular health.
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"Everybody is looking into the cardiovascular pathway," Smith told me.
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Epidemiologists have linked traffic noise to cardiovascular and other diseases.
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But high carbohydrate intake was not associated with cardiovascular death.
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There were 2,701 diagnoses of depression and 841 cardiovascular deaths.
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Gupta also said that fiber is important for cardiovascular health.
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"All of these factors translate into a lower cardiovascular risk."
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Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer of adults worldwide.
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Cardiovascular disease was, and still is, our No. 1 killer.
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Incorporate some strength, balance and cardiovascular exercise in your regime.
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"We want to help prevent these cardiovascular deaths," Zaorsky said.
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"Statins protect us from cardiovascular events over time," Campbell said.
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Tooth decay can contribute to obesity, cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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Serious cardiovascular events, including heart attacks, occurred in both groups.
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The authors of the 2014 study determined that, among people with a low cardiovascular risk, two episodes of anger a day could result in around 63 extra "cardiovascular events" per 10,000 people per year.
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Use of MVM supplements was not associated with the risk of death from cardiovascular disease or coronary heart disease, or stroke incidence or deaths, according to the report in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes.
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They are recommended for both people at high risk of cardiovascular disease (this is called primary prevention) and those who have already experienced a cardiovascular event like a heart attack or stroke (secondary prevention).
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All trial participants were at high risk of cardiovascular problems because they were at least 50 years old with established heart disease or chronic kidney disease, or at least age 13 with cardiovascular risk factors.
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"What we found was that those who own a pet, particularly a dog, were healthier from the cardiovascular standpoint," he said after concluding a study which examined the association between dog ownership and cardiovascular health.
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After accounting for risk factors that may influence the women's risk for cardiovascular events, the researchers found women with migraines were 50 percent more likely to develop cardiovascular disease than women without the severe headaches.
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In the near future, IBM plans to expand Watson's cardiovascular imaging work from AS to nine other cardiovascular conditions, including heart attacks, valve disorders, cardiomyopathy or disease of the heart muscle and deep vein thrombosis.
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Notably, cancer is on track to overtake cardiovascular disease as the leading cause of death in the US. Why has cancer treatment research not made the same progress as work done in the cardiovascular field?
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VASANT NARASIMHAN: Yeah, we stay the course in respiratory, cardiovascular, neuroscience.
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Here's the bottom line: Butter is not associated with cardiovascular disease.
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Individual cardiovascular events in the composite also showed no significant differences.
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The cause of death has been listed as atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
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Quitting smoking can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease by 39%.
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Fish oil supplements are widely marketed as beneficial to cardiovascular health.
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The state has a high rate of cardiovascular and cancer deaths.
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When air quality improves, global respiratory and cardiovascular-related illnesses decrease.
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Revenue at the diabetes and cardiovascular unit, however, fell 11.3 percent.
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A nightmare of obesity, a nightmare of cardiovascular disease, of diabetes.
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The researchers found 22,215 cardiovascular, 22018,500 cerebrovascular and 230,000 respiratory diagnoses.
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Thoratec's device platforms are adjacent to St. Jude's current cardiovascular platforms.
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Cardiovascular disease is great for decreasing your cholesterol, and losing weight.
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Yet it can have long-term health consequences, including cardiovascular disease.
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No, Khalifa's interest must be more aesthetic and cardiovascular than confrontational.
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"And those benefits are tied to overall cardiovascular health," Stewart said.
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"Asian-Americans and Hispanics traditionally have lower cardiovascular mortality," Boffetta said.
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Downward Dog Yoga is also great for your overall cardiovascular fitness.
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In extreme cases, victims experienced almost immediate cardiovascular and respiratory failure.
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For some people, specific brain activity patterns did predict cardiovascular responses.
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He's getting in better shape from a cardiovascular standpoint every day.
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Of the 471,998 participants, none had a history of cardiovascular diseases.
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The next year, Lown was working to fund a cardiovascular institute.
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This includes higher rates of mental disorders, cardiovascular conditions, and disability.
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Among those, they found that cardiovascular disease claimed the most lives.
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The medical examiner's office said the cause was atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
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There is already a well-established path to countering cardiovascular disease.
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The document also says cardiovascular disease and diabetes were contributing factors.
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Hypertensive cardiovascular disease was given as the immediate cause of death.
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People are often not aware of their own baseline cardiovascular risk.
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This increases the risk of dementia, cardiovascular disease and kidney disease.
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Participants who had a history of cardiovascular conditions were also excluded.
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Having osteoarthritis may increase the risk of death from cardiovascular disease.
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"Until adolescence there are no cardiovascular problems," Scherrer said by email.
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Puerto Rico has nine pediatric cardiologists and one pediatric cardiovascular surgeon.
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These symptoms were made worse by physical exertion and cardiovascular exercise.
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The cause was arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease, her daughter Lisa Contino said.
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Ominous correlations have also been found in cardiovascular and metabolic health.
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An autopsy found extensive gastrointestinal bleeding likely caused by cardiovascular disease.
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The companies already had a partnership selling cardiovascular products to hospitals.
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As best scientists can tell, trans fats (found in foods like margarine) contribute to cardiovascular diseases, whereas unsaturated fats (found in vegetable oils and fish) actually have the opposite effect — lowering the risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Past studies have shown that in the first 22016 years, early intensive diabetes therapy significantly reduced the risk of developing cardiovascular disease (heart attack, stroke, cardiovascular death, angina and the need for coronary artery disease treatment).
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Ory is professor of medicine, cell biology and physiology, Cardiovascular Division; co-director, BioMed21 Diabetic Cardiovascular Disease Center; and director of admissions, Division of Biology and Biomedical Sciences, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri.
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The committee had hoped that fostering these seven health behaviors and targets would, by 2020, improve the cardiovascular health of all Americans by 20 percent while reducing deaths from cardiovascular diseases and stroke by 20 percent.
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"Millions are at risk of cardiovascular disease but don't know it, putting themselves at real risk of suffering ill health or dying younger," said Jamie Waterall, national lead for cardiovascular disease at PHE, in a statement.
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"This long-term improvement in cardiovascular outcomes - observed after a median follow-up of 6.8 years - was driven predominantly by a lower rate of cardiovascular hospitalizations," Jneid, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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"It's not all that toxic to the cardiovascular system, but it can raise the blood pressure," says Dr. Michael Blaha, director of clinical research at the Johns Hopkins Ciccarone Center for the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease.
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Still, the findings suggest that cardiovascular disease may be a "blind spot" for many adult cancer patients, said Dr. Daniel Lenihan, a cardiovascular disease researcher at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, who wasn't involved in the study.
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During follow-up, 3,246 volunteers experienced a cardiovascular event: 274 had heart attacks, 302 had procedures to open clogged arteries, 521 were diagnosed with heart failure, 345 had a stroke and 2 died from a cardiovascular cause.
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He predicted, in a blog post, that canakinumab would likely show a 15-20 percent reduction in the risk of a major cardiovascular event, such as heart attack or stroke, without decreasing cardiovascular death by itself. bit.
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Just this week, a meta-analysis published in Clinical Nutrition concluded that eating breakfast regularly may promote cardiovascular health and decrease all cause mortality, while skipping the morning meal increases the risk of cardiovascular disease and death.
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But, she said, "Look at all the benefits of having a dog — cardiovascular advantages, reduced symptoms of depression, lower blood pressure, and the striking association for people who have already had cardiovascular disease, which is really significant."
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Smoke can exacerbate and sometimes trigger issues like cardiovascular problems and headaches.
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The devices could diagnose cancers as well as cardiovascular or other diseases.
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Trans fat and saturated fat has long been linked to cardiovascular disease.
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"The death certificate listed the cause of death as cardiovascular," they said.
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Take one of these Want to prevent colon cancer or cardiovascular disease?
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Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the developing world.
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Minnesotans are healthy, with the lowest cardiovascular death rate in the nation.
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"Other contributing factors include hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease," the release states.
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In one study, they were more likely to suffer from cardiovascular problems.
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Almost 24,000 died of cardiovascular disease and more than 37,133 from cancer.
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Statins lower cardiovascular risks by 25 percent to 35 percent, he said.
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AstraZeneca is focusing on oncology, cardiovascular and metabolic diseases and respiratory treatments.
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"It strengthens you, and your cardiovascular fitness goes way up," Zeigel said.
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A recent study links the expansion of Medicaid to fewer cardiovascular deaths.
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It may be that we've become better at treating cardiovascular risk factors.
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A diet carefully orchestrated to regulate blood sugar, weight and cardiovascular health.
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Male-pattern baldness may also be an early sign of cardiovascular risk.
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Other researchers are looking into treatments for cardiovascular disease and certain cancers.
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Three out of 10 deaths in Florida are due to cardiovascular disease.
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For me it's really about the cardiovascular benefits and general well-being.
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By reducing patients' cholesterol levels, statins reduce their chances of cardiovascular diseases.
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Therefore, continued observations of the cardiovascular complications of the disease are needed.
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It's estimated that in 2016, 17.9 million people died from cardiovascular diseases.
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Weight loss surgery is known to reduce risk factors for cardiovascular disease.
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Kelly, who studies medicine, changed his specialty from cardiovascular medicine to neurology.
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But about 80 percent of all cases of cardiovascular disease are preventable.
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Most of those, around 10 million, were from cardiovascular disease, researchers found.
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One found that retirement raises the risk of cardiovascular disease and mortality.
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There's a tight relationship between income level and risk of cardiovascular disease.
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And we do cardiovascular-specific exercises to create that good cardio base.
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Smoking adversely affects cardiovascular function and the ability of tissues to heal.
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From these results, one might assume that his cardiovascular health is normal.
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Higher birth weight may predict better cardiovascular fitness in adulthood, researchers report.
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Poor sleep may increase the risk for cardiovascular disease, new research suggests.
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Thus, poor treatment remains a serious contributor to cardiovascular disease and deaths.
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So everything from respiratory diseases to cardiovascular diseases, certain cancers, and diabetes.
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"In a sense you are turning back the cardiovascular clock," he said.
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Doctors now have the tools and research to help reduce cardiovascular death.
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The result was driven by a 38 percent reduction in cardiovascular death.
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Overall, some exercise is better than no exercise for your cardiovascular health.
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Poorly controlled, diabetes can lead to cardiovascular disease, kidney complications and death.
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Her own parents have cardiovascular conditions that she attributes to their diets.
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Early menopause, before age 40, may increase the risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Core targets for treatment include cancer, cardiovascular disease, and neuro-degenerative disease.
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"Those people can be disasters in terms of cardiovascular risk," he said.
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For example, research suggests that sugary beverages increase insulin resistance, which is known to raise the risk of cardiovascular disease, while fructose consumption may stimulate hormones that promote weight gain around the waist -- another cardiovascular disease risk factor.
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Important on the agenda was how close or not close they are to the AHA 6900 goal to improve the cardiovascular health of all Americans by 2628 percent while reducing deaths from cardiovascular diseases and stroke by 28503 percent.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how cardiovascular problems might contribute to falls or how an elevated risk of falling might make people more likely to have serious complications or deaths from cardiovascular disease.
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The US Preventive Services Task Force recommends "initiating low-dose aspirin use for the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease and colorectal cancer in adults aged 50 to 59 years who have a 10% or greater" risk of cardiovascular disease.
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They experienced no increased risk of cardiovascular events or mortality, the analysis showed.
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During the study, 5,436 participants died, including 1,565 who died from cardiovascular disease.
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Cardiovascular disease is thought to affect the brain in multiple ways, experts say.
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All were at intermediate risk for cardiovascular disease but did not have it.
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Regular cigarettes are known to cause cardiovascular diseases like heart attacks and strokes.
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Health officials in Italy also noted increased reports of cardiovascular disease this week.
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"Cardiovascular responses to loud noises happen whether you're conscious or not," says Clark.
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The cause was severe atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, according to his wife, Maxine Rockoff.
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These include ailments reasonlessly blamed on hormones like cardiovascular disease and testicular cancer.
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It can boost your calorie burn and give you much needed cardiovascular benefits.
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Healthcare practitioners could track a patient's cardiovascular health, or monitor their emotional wellbeing.
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"It's not clear why CPAP treatment did not improve cardiovascular outcomes," McEvoy said.
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The main finding: The regulations reduced the cardiovascular death rate by 4.5 percent.
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Cocaine also has well-recognized negative effects on the heart and cardiovascular system.
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Cancer research, cardiovascular health research -- these fields will enable us to live longer.
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This study will define cardiovascular safety of these drugs in lower risk patients.
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There are cardiovascular benefits, and moderate drinkers seem to live longer than abstainers.
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Some have suggested a higher risk of cardiovascular disease, falls and even fractures.
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People with none of these problems were considered to have "favorable" cardiovascular health.
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EPA is associated with cardiovascular benefits while DHA is associated with brain benefits.
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Studies show a significant association between a lack of sleep and cardiovascular disease.
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All atmospheric particles, he said, are know to harm cardiovascular and respiratory health.
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Cardiovascular disease causes nearly a third -- 31% -- of all global deaths each year.
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People with chronic diseases, like diabetes, cardiovascular disease and asthma are especially vulnerable.
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When left unchecked, stress affects the cardiovascular, nervous, respiratory, musculoskeletal, and gastrointestinal systems.
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"Over all you are in excellent general and cardiovascular health," the doctor wrote.
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Studies show that people who nap are less likely to have cardiovascular disease.
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Lars G. Svensson, MD, PhD, is an internationally known cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon.
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Once inside the body, the pollutants can lead to respiratory and cardiovascular illnesses.
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It can lead to diabetes, cardiovascular problems and decreased lifespan in pets, too.
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Existing drugs are also considered risky for men with diabetes or cardiovascular disease.
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Exposure to ozone pollution increases the rates of cardiovascular disease, including heart attacks.
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He added, however, that patients could do cardiovascular exercises to improve their lungs.
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They have more cardiovascular disease, they have more diabetes, they have more cancer.
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But they had an increased risk of cardiovascular disease at a younger age.
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Moreover, depression is a risk factor for adverse outcomes in cardiovascular disease patients.
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For instance, exercise reduces the risk of cancer as well as cardiovascular disease.
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Personal Health There is already a well-established path to countering cardiovascular disease.
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The wine contributes to cardiovascular health and the conversation to intellectual well-being.
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Death rates from cancer and cardiovascular disease were the same in each group.
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There were changes in the expression of genes associated with the cardiovascular system.
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His cause of death would later be ruled natural, due to cardiovascular disease.
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The review also found certain cardiovascular medications can be affected by marijuana use.
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Currently, there are no guidelines addressing any association between marijuana and cardiovascular disease.
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Researchers used other data to measure their cardiovascular risk factors and psychiatric health.
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In his zeal, he even disdains the cardiovascular fad of taking the stairs.
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RTSL is a global initiative to prevent cardiovascular disease, including reducing sodium consumption.
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It was later determined Mr. Bokrezion had died of complications from cardiovascular disease.
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People who regularly ate fish, however, did not see an increased cardiovascular risk.
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People with cardiovascular disease or respiratory ailments, such as asthma, are especially vulnerable.
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The study's results could help identify those at higher risk for cardiovascular disease.
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"Physicians should remember depression is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease," McLaughlin said.
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Several types of cancer and many cardiovascular diseases are associated with unhealthy diets.
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It kind of takes population health of vaccine-based approach to cardiovascular disease.
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The quarterly revenue miss was mainly due to the company's flagship cardiovascular unit.
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Of those who died from cardiovascular diseases, 76% were due to heart disease.
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Cardiovascular disease developed in 91,311 children whose mothers who did not have diabetes.
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Ten years later, researchers looked at the cardiovascular health of the study participants.
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They are typically given much cheaper aspirin to prevent cardiovascular knock-on diseases.
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"Previous studies have focused on the bigger picture of cardiovascular disease," she said.
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They are seen as a promising answer in cardiovascular, neurology and cancer diseases.
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Bernie Sanders, accusing the senator's spokeswoman of spreading lies about Bloomberg's cardiovascular health.
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Taking it did not lower their risks of cardiovascular disease, dementia or disability.
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"Cigarette smokers with diabetes are virtually certain to get cardiovascular disease," he said.
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Over seven years of follow-up, there were 1,056 cases of cardiovascular disease.
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What's more, progesterone, while usually safe, can have cardiovascular and neurological side effects.
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"Clinicians should be very selective in prescribing aspirin for people without known cardiovascular disease," said Dr. Roger Blumenthal, co-chair of the 2019 ACC/AHA Guideline on the Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease, in a statement, according to NBC News.
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Men who ate the most natto were 24% less likely than those who rarely ate it to die from cardiovascular causes during the study, while women who ate lots of natto had a 21% lower risk of dying from cardiovascular causes.
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Men who ate the most natto were 24% less likely than those who rarely ate it to die from cardiovascular causes during the study, while women who ate lots of natto had a 21% lower risk of dying from cardiovascular causes.
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"Really when you start to automate, you start to do the self-driving thing on our roads, the roads in many ways are the cardiovascular system for our city, you make it a much more efficient cardiovascular system," Kalanick said.
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In a study released Monday in Annals of Internal Medicine, researchers found that the Canadian Cardiovascular Society's guidelines would recommend statins to the greatest number of Danes: about 20143% of those between 22014 and 22018 with no history of cardiovascular problems.
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Story at a glance More than 2 million Americans with cardiovascular disease say they currently use or have used marijuana in the past, and now researchers say people with heart conditions may be at risk of cardiovascular issues when using pot.
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"Our data clearly show that obesity is associated with a shorter, sicker life with more cardiovascular disease and more years lived with cardiovascular disease," said lead study author Dr. Sadiya Khan of the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago.
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"From our current study, we learned that most of the excess cardiovascular risk in women who had hypertensive disorders in pregnancy can be explained by higher levels of traditional cardiovascular risk factors, especially blood pressure and BMI," Haug said by email.
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He was the founding editor in chief of the journal Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology.
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Measuring brain activity to predict cardiovascular events is "quite unique and interesting," Kamarck said.
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SPRINT targeted certain patients at higher cardiovascular risk, who were also older on average.
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Of note, the new BMJ study did not report on biomarkers for cardiovascular risk.
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Staying active and getting regular exercise can help lower cardiovascular disease risk, he said.
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Synthetic cannabinoids in general have been associated with temporary psychosis, hallucinations, and cardiovascular problems.
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Globally, around 500,000 people die each year due to trans fat-induced cardiovascular disease.
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But researchers have studied cardiovascular events—think cardiac arrest, for one—among sports spectators.
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Similar drugs have also shown an ability to cut the risk of cardiovascular problems.
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Pollution taxes those with cardiovascular and respiratory diseases and affects neurodevelopment and fetal growth.
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Still, my physiological and cardiovascular markers are trending downward, hastened by my own foolishness.
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We combined the potential benefits for cancer with the potential benefits for cardiovascular disease.
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And a vegan diet may help lower the risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer.
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Research shows it may lower a person's risk for some cancers and cardiovascular disease.
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Breathing in that smoke can cause some of the worst lung and cardiovascular diseases.
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The biggest difference was for hospital stays by patients with cardiovascular disease or diabetes.
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Regeneron expects to have results from Praluent's large cardiovascular outcomes trial by year end.
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You might become less optimistic, and sleep deprivation might even lead to cardiovascular disease.
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Schoenbaum says that other causes are cardiovascular issues, respiratory issues, and accidents in general.
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Not smoking and following a healthy diet can also reduce cardiovascular risk, she said.
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Muniz gave the contraption to Dr. Redmond Burke, director of cardiovascular surgery at Nicklaus.
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This, Longo suggests, means the diet could help lower the risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Numerous studies have linked the Mediterranean diet to a lower risk of cardiovascular problems.
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Many police deaths attributed to causes such as cardiovascular disease are associated with stress.
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Strength workouts are also proven to provide significant cardiovascular benefits associated with endurance sports.
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The treatments aim to reduce cardiovascular risk in patients with high levels of lipoprotein.
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In medtech, Nuveen's Patel said he liked several cardiovascular device makers including Boston Scientific.
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People with gout already face an elevated risk of cardiovascular and chronic kidney disease.
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Between 15 and 33 percent of cardiovascular disease deaths have been attributed to smoking.
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But when it comes to cardiovascular and climate health, there's reason to suspect it.
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"Cardiovascular disease screening remains important for all adults including men and women," Eckel said.
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The cardiovascular benefits of exercise for the most part far outweigh risk of injury.
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Her mother is the director of Cardiovascular Research of Knoxville, a clinical trials laboratory.
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The company's mission is to change the way cardiovascular disease is diagnosed and treated.
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The finding raises the question: Are statins overprescribed for the prevention of cardiovascular disease?
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For patients with prior heart attacks or strokes, statins lead to overwhelming cardiovascular benefit.
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Examinations at the National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases did not confirm a heart attack.
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These studies compared using aspirin versus not using aspirin in people without cardiovascular disease.
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When these dust particles are breathed in, they can cause respiratory and cardiovascular illnesses.
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Reisman: There is an effect on the cardiovascular system about being up in space.
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They've connected them to childhood obesity, asthma, neurological problems, cardiovascular issues and even cancer.
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It lowers your risk of stroke and cardiovascular disease, according to researchers in Japan.
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They rank fourth, behind donors who died of strokes, blunt injuries and cardiovascular problems.
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But in general, respiratory diseases can be especially dangerous for people with cardiovascular disease.
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People who slept more had an increased risk for cardiovascular events and premature death.
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Eating breakfast could be a simple way to promote cardiovascular health, one researcher says.
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The association between stress and cardiovascular disease was especially strong for people under 50.
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Having migraine headaches increases the risk for cardiovascular diseases, a new study has found.
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The absolute risk for cardiovascular disease was small, unsurprising in a group this young.
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Just 10-minute bouts of activity three times a day can improve cardiovascular health.
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According to NYC's Chief Medical Examiner ... Ocasek died of hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
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Fans reduced core temperatures and cardiovascular strain and improved thermal comfort in humid conditions.
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People who use marijuana should have regular medical checkups to assess their cardiovascular health.
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"Our study shows the link to cardiovascular disease and mortality was robust," Zhong said.
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The nation's sharp decline in cardiovascular disease and strokes has begun to level off.
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Pyrethroids, found in mosquito repellents, pet sprays and lice shampoos, may increase cardiovascular risks.
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The researchers also looked at genetic variations known to be associated with cardiovascular disease.
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A more recent study showed a comparable decline in cardiovascular disease rates as well.
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Cardiovascular diseases are one of the other main causes in the U.S., Zaorsky said.
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Some goes to Parkview's cardiovascular center where she goes to exercise to stay healthy.
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The study found the drug significantly reduced major cardiovascular events in certain heart patients.
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Take a Number Cardiovascular disease claims 610,000 lives in the United States each year.
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Sitting for too long has been linked to cardiovascular disease, cancer and early death.
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And chronic sleep deprivation can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease and certain cancers.
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The fluid shift affected not only his eyes but his cardiovascular system, as well.
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Another theory is that extreme heat might cause earlier deliveries due to cardiovascular stress.
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Power also highlighted that salt intake is just one factor influencing our cardiovascular health.
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Three of four people with a cardiovascular cause of death died of heart disease.
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They have higher rates of unaddressed cardiovascular risk factors like obesity, smoking and hypertension.
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Over the period, 89 percent of the men died, 39 percent from cardiovascular diseases.
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Cardiovascularly, the higher your heart rate for a longer duration, the more cardiovascular benefit.
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"While African Americans are more likely to experience many cardiovascular diseases, in particular strokes and heart failure, they are also more likely to die from cardiovascular diseases," Dr. Mercedes R. Carnethon from Northwestern University Preventive Medicine in Chicago told Reuters Health by email.
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The company's stock has surged more than 56% since it announced in late September of 2018 that Vascepa significantly reduced the risk of serious cardiovascular events over a placebo in a clinical trial involving 8,179 statin-treated adults with elevated cardiovascular risk.
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"For women who are experiencing earlier menopause, active management of other risk factors for cardiovascular disease, such as avoiding cigarette smoking and maintaining a healthy body weight are all the more important for reducing their overall risk of cardiovascular disease," Mishra advised.
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The FMCSA is also considering allowing 11 truck drivers with various cardiovascular diseases to operate commercial motor vehicles between states Truck drivers with cardiovascular diseases that could cause them to lose consciousness while driving are generally prohibited from getting behind the wheel.
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Compared with those in the lowest fitness category, people in the highest were 16 percent less likely to have depression, 61 percent less likely to have cardiovascular illness without depression, and 56 percent less likely to die from cardiovascular disease after becoming depressed.
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Gestational diabetes was associated with a 19% higher risk of cardiovascular disease in early adulthood for the children, while exposure to maternal type 1 or type 2 diabetes was tied to a 34% greater risk of cardiovascular disease for the young adult children.
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"We hope these findings will increase awareness in patients, primary care physicians, oncologists and cardiologists as to the risk of cardiovascular disease among cancer patients and the need for earlier, more aggressive and better-coordinated cardiovascular care," Zaorsky said in a statement.
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"It suggests a new approach for examining the links between stress, emotion and cardiovascular disease."
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Between 2008 and 2011, 1,313 of the children developed cardiovascular problems for the first time.
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And medical studies show unequivocally that inhaled air pollution leads to cardiovascular and respiratory diseases.
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The first is any cardiovascular side effect, which is increased heart rate and blood pressure.
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He specialized in cardiovascular disease, said Marc Boom, president and CEO of Houston Methodist Hospital.
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" He said sleep deprivation and stress can "exacerbate underlying, and sometimes asymptomatic, serious cardiovascular diseases.
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James DiNicolantonio is a cardiovascular research scientist at the Saint Luke's Mid America Heart Institute.
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Smythe, a nurse in the cardiovascular unit at Christiana Care's Christiana Hospital, wasted no time.
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It improves your health (decreasing the likelihood of cancer or cardiovascular disease) and the planet's.
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Mediterranean diets have been linked to lower risk of cardiovascular problems and better-managed weight.
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Photo: Alex Proimos (Flickr)There's a strange gender paradox at the heart of cardiovascular disease.
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International studies have shown a correlation between levels of pollution and respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.
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"You can have coffee," says Sue Ryskamp, senior dietitian at Michigan Medicine's Frankel Cardiovascular Center.
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Now, Larkin is recovering from his procedure at the University of Michigan Frankel Cardiovascular Center.
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Amgen has a growing suite of cardiovascular therapies, both on the market and in development.
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May, 45, died from hypertensive cardiovascular disease, Clark County Coroner's office confirmed Wednesday to PEOPLE.
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Conducted in Spain, it tracked more than 7,400 people at high risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Then, researchers sorted participants into three groups from lowest to highest risk for cardiovascular disease.
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"Good sexual quality may protect older women from cardiovascular risk in later life," Lui said.
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The state has the nation's highest cardiovascular death rate and the highest infant mortality rate.
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For Google, the work represents more than just a new method of judging cardiovascular risk.
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It's not known, he said, whether treating migraines would decrease the risk of cardiovascular events.
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The first is that it ignores non-communicable diseases such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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It can also result in long-term health effects such as cancer and cardiovascular disease.
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The CDC says one in three deaths from cardiovascular disease can be blamed on smoking.
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Ian Givens: There isn't any real association between white meat and cancer or cardiovascular problems.
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Bijuva carries a boxed warning for cardiovascular disorders, breast cancer, endometrial cancer and probable dementia.
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"We tend to not focus on our cardiovascular health until later in life," Allen said.
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FYI -- the wellness policy covers everything from substance abuse to annual physicals and cardiovascular health.
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Loneliness among older adults has been associated with depression, cardiovascular disease,functional decline, and death.
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Her study did not find an increased risk of cardiovascular disease linked to eating potatoes.
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Today, diabetes and cardiovascular disease alone account for 36 percent of all deaths in Mexico.
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Dr. Shiyan Ren is a cardiovascular surgeon at The China-Japan Friendship Hospital in Beijing.
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It also reduced the rate of cardiovascular-related hospitalization by around 240 percent, Pfizer said.
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In humans, those who take metformin seem to have improved risk factors for cardiovascular disease.
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"Both cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes cause further decreases in magnesium levels," Majumdar says.
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They concentrated on 416,213 participants who'd never been diagnosed with cancer, cardiovascular disease or diabetes.
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Those with sleeping problems, especially younger people, may be at increased risk for cardiovascular disease.
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The exercise venue also offers a boxing ring, weight machines, treadmills, and other cardiovascular machines.
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If the conditions persist, the effects could eventually spread, possibly causing cardiovascular or lung issues.
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The longer the duration of sitting, the more negative the impact on our cardiovascular health.
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Trial data showed that giving roxadustat against anaemia did not increase cardiovascular risk, Astra said.
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Research has demonstrated links between periodontal infections and chronic conditions like diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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Current algorithms are in the fields of bone health, cardiovascular analysis, liver and lung indications.
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Afterward, students who received the intervention showed half the cardiovascular reactivity of the control group.
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Exercise also improves cardiovascular fitness and metabolic health, and can be good for mental health.
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In trials, Entresto cut hospitalizations and the rate of cardiovascular death related to heart failure.
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During the study period, there were a total of 8,435 deaths due to cardiovascular disease.
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The influence of activity levels on cardiovascular disease was not nearly as strong among men.
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The study, in JAMA Oncology, adjusted for smoking, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer and other factors.
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Drugs to treat cardiovascular diseases are already being tested on the healthy animals, he added.
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Cardiovascular diseases can require long-term treatment, or they can come on suddenly and seriously.
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So as a part of getting into that caloric deficit, doing cardiovascular exercises is helpful.
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"The future of cardiovascular research is to stop the disease before it starts," Houser said.
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A 2011 meta-analysis, for example, looked at mortality from a variety of cardiovascular causes.
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Low levels have been linked to conditions from bone loss to cardiovascular disease to cancer.
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Pets seem to reduce cardiovascular risk factors such as serum triglyceride and high blood pressure.
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Cardiovascular illness among women continues to live in the shadows of the disease advocacy world.
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" Ms. Peterson, who works in a hospital as a cardiovascular sonographer, said she was "baffled.
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But if they're triggered day after day, they take a toll on our cardiovascular system.
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It's at these higher workloads that cardiovascular health and overall fitness are most effectively improved.
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Over eight years of follow-up, they recorded 4,381 deaths and 4,365 major cardiovascular events.
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Even though they're often referred to as HIIT, they combine cardiovascular exercise with strength training.
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The agency is requiring the company to conduct a post-marketing study of cardiovascular risks.
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The pollutants released by wood-burning can increase the risk of cardiovascular and respiratory diseases.
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Periodontal disease (gum infection) is associated with an increased risk of cancer and cardiovascular diseases.
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The researchers compared the cardiovascular health scores of pet owners with those of petless people.
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Indeed, the rate of decline in cardiovascular mortality has slowed significantly in the past decade.
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Previous research has found that higher income is associated with lower rates of cardiovascular disease.
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Every year, cardiovascular disease kills more than half a million Americans and disables millions more.
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The study controlled for race, age, prostate tumor characteristics, other medications and cardiovascular risk factors.
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They die at much higher rates of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, as well as cancer.
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By the fifth week of gestation, the pregnant woman's cardiovascular system has begun to change.
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Obesity increases your risk for cardiovascular disease which can lead to stroke and heart attack.
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Atlanta-based Arbor produces mainly branded prescription drugs for the pediatric, hospital and cardiovascular markets.
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Statewide rates for health outcome measures such as infant mortality and cardiovascular deaths have increased.
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Underlying, existing illnesses such as cardiovascular disease increased the chance of fatality, the report found.
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Having sleep apnea, and not treating it, increases the risk of postoperative cardiovascular surgery complications.
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The new statement noted that radiation and chemotherapies can pose a risk to cardiovascular health.
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The panel voted unanimously that it does not add to the risk of cardiovascular problems.
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Collagen levels in his blood shifted, which was associated with changes in cardiovascular risk factors.
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High salt diets can increase blood pressure and are linked to strokes and cardiovascular diseases.
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The most common conditions reported were cardiovascular disease, metabolic disorder, obesity and chronic lung disease.
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I love cardiovascular products, and there you go again – it is still a good buy.
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"The primary risk of dying prematurely in childhood cancer survivors is cardiovascular disease," Jones noted.
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These include cancer and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, all of which are expensive to treat.
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Already, the doctor has witnessed young men experience cardiovascular complications from the virus, he said.
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From 1980 to 2014, all 50 states experienced a decline in deaths from cardiovascular disease.
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"In the physical aspect, there are two parts: cardiovascular and muscle adaptation," Dr. Vincent explains.
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"A series of high-quality clinical trials conducted over more than a quarter of a century and originating in multiple populations have consistently demonstrated reductions in cardiovascular death, and major complications in patients taking statins," said Robin Choudhury, professor of Cardiovascular Medicine, University of Oxford.
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The data came from six different sources: the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities Study; the Cardiovascular Risk Developing in Youth Adults study; the Cardiovascular Health Study; the Framingham Heart Study Offspring Cohort; the Health, Aging and Body Composition study; and the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis.
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Cardiovascular disease is the number one cause of death in women, and this risk increases with age, noted Dr. Laxmi Mehta, lead author of the statement and section director of preventive cardiology and women's cardiovascular health at the Ohio State University Medical center in Columbus.
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That is, of course, "if you accept the premise that LDL cholesterol levels are a risk factor for cardiovascular disease, which most people do," says Alice Lichtenstein, director of the Cardiovascular Nutrition Laboratory at Tufts University and one of the authors of the AHA advisory.
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Bottom line: Statins really should not be the first line of defense against cardiovascular disease and shouldn't be used as standalone treatments but rather be part of a comprehensive approach to cardiovascular disease that includes lifestyle changes, especially dietary changes, physical activity and stress reduction.
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For cardiovascular exercise, in addition to the choices for a flat or curvy butt, feel free to include Spinning and the elliptical machine (unless, of course, you are very curvy and saggy, in which case you should stick with cardiovascular exercise recommended for curvy women).
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Nitrogen oxides lead to respiratory and cardiovascular illnesses, smog and acid rain, and cause premature deaths.
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Contributing factors include hypertensive cardiovascular disease and obesity, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office.
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"As more cardiovascular outcomes data becomes available, we'll revisit our options," Aetna spokesman T.J. Crawford said.
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All of the volunteers had no history of cardiovascular disease, dementia, or other major health problems.
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Like running, the elliptical improves your cardiovascular endurance, without putting so much stress on your joints.
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The DASH Diet, for example, is known to lower blood pressure and help prevent cardiovascular diseases.
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Abbott's cardiovascular device unit will have annual sales of $8.7 billion after the business are combined.
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Getting yourself into long-term "sleep debt" has been linked to obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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It focuses its research on a wide range of therapeutic areas, ranging from cardiovascular to urology.
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They are seen as a promising answer in areas such as cardiovascular, neurology and cancer treatments.
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It's a cardiovascular health metric, and something that has traditionally been relegated to a lab setting.
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These individuals are at risk of cardiovascular diseases such as heart disease, stroke and heart attack.
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These assessments have been used for decades to determine patients' risk of dying from cardiovascular disease.
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It helps with everything: cardiovascular disease, how long you're going to live, your income, your wealth.
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The case against Servier and five other drugmakers related to the French company's cardiovascular medicine perindopril.
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This should be a public health issue of paramount importance, alongside cardiovascular disease, obesity, and cancer.
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"There are a few cardiovascular risk factors -- for example diabetes, hypertension and lipid disorders," he said.
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The acquisition follows BTG's deal last year to buy U.S.-based cardiovascular catheter maker Roxwood Medical.
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The amount you lower your cholesterol is proportional to your reduction in cardiovascular disease, Soffer adds.
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Overall, this push me-pull you opposition neutralizes the effect of saturated fats on cardiovascular risk.
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The anxiety then sent his already fragile cardiovascular system into overdrive, likely causing the heart attack.
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It also acts to reduce premature deaths from common cardiovascular events including heart attacks and strokes.
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Physical activity has long been linked to a lower risk of cardiovascular disease and certain cancers.
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During that period, there were 3,148 deaths, including 950 from cardiovascular disease and 38,091 from cancer.
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During this monitoring period, 398 people died from all causes and 199 died from cardiovascular disease.
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Nicotine is already known to increase the risk of cardiovascular disease when inhaled through cigarette smoke.
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At the time, there was evidence suggesting that the drug was causing non-fatal cardiovascular problems.
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Overall, they experienced 20,914 cardiovascular events such as heart attacks, strokes, atrial fibrillation and heart failure.
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But it was dropped from development after failing to treat cardiovascular disease as well as hoped.
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The study is not the first one to find an association between migraines and cardiovascular disease.
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Patients also regained some degree of bladder and bowel control, as well as improved cardiovascular function.
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This group is currently not given epo because of the cardiovascular risks associated with the hormone.
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In the long term, stiffer arteries can increase the risk for cardiovascular events, dementia, and death.
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Over the years, scientists have developed many cardiovascular disease "risk tools", with varying levels of usefulness.
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When inhaled, they can cause severe health problems, including asthma, bronchitis, lung cancer and cardiovascular disease.
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Cardiovascular illnesses have been the leading cause of death in China for at least two decades.
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This deal was seen as an opportunity for Abbott to propel its position in cardiovascular devices.
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Abbott's cardiovascular device unit will have annual sales of US$8.7bn after the businesses are combined.
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Still, the staff acknowledged that looking only at death from cardiovascular causes, the drug was effective.
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Yet major questions remain, said Dr. Peter W.F. Wilson, of the Emory Clinical Cardiovascular Research Institute.
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A cold-hearted risk Frosty weather can affect your heart, especially if you have cardiovascular disease.
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"Those people die 25 years earlier than the general population, often from cardiovascular disease," Mangurian said.
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Those studies that replaced saturated fats with unsaturated fats found a somewhat lowered cardiovascular disease risk.
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Retirees in this study were significantly less likely to die from stroke or from cardiovascular diseases.
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Consistently high blood glucose is a driving factor in chronic conditions like diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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This could predispose him to cerebrovascular disease (when trouble with the cardiovascular system affects the brain).
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Elevated chronic inflammation is associated with cardiovascular disease, as well as other diseases of older adulthood.
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These include cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, some cancers, and poor bone health.
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Japanese venture capital group JAFCO and a group of cardiovascular experts also invested in the round.
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The work also affirms earlier research showing that inflammation plays an important role in cardiovascular problems.
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In people over 154 pounds, low-dose aspirin increased the risk for a fatal cardiovascular event.
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They found that the more the participants bathed, the lower their risk was for cardiovascular disease.
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Preventing and lessening the severity of existing cardiovascular disease and diabetes should be a key tactic.
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Similarly, for years, doctors recommended relieving cardiovascular chest pain with stents meant to prop open arteries.
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The study controlled for many variables, including sex, race, alcohol use, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and more.
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Dr. Mark Connolly, a cardiovascular surgeon, has always lived in apartments in and around New York.
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The study led to insights into the biology of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, bone health and menopause.
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The bride's father is the chief of cardiovascular surgery at Beaumont Health in Royal Oak, Mich.
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Over six years, there were 3,613 deaths, including 945 from cardiovascular disease and 805 from cancer.
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They found 3,075 cases of cardiovascular disease, 1,635 cases of coronary heart disease and 1,504 strokes.
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Such inadequate fueling unleashes RED-S, a web of metabolic, endocrine, cardiovascular, gastrointestinal and additional complications.
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In addition to lowering cardiovascular events, the trial found that Vascepa was safe and well tolerated.
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Over time, chronically elevated blood sugar can lead to nerve and kidney damage and cardiovascular disease.
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"There is a strong epidemiological association between smoke and respiratory and cardiovascular health," said Tasmania's Bowman.
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The writer is a professor of medicine/cardiovascular disease at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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Cardiovascular diseases are the number one cause of death globally, according to the World Health Organization.
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Weight stigma is associated with depression, anxiety, binge eating and even increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Menopause before age 45 has been linked to osteoporosis, depression, dementia, cardiovascular disease and premature death.
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They were more likely to fill their medication prescriptions for conditions like diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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To date, macrocyclic peptide drugs have shown promise in battling cancer, cardiovascular disease, inflammation and infection.
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Typically, death associated with cannabis use involves other predisposing factors like trauma or underlying cardiovascular disease.
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Least-implemented policies included tobacco taxation, anti-tobacco mass-media campaigns and provision of cardiovascular therapies.
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That's if the women had at least two additional cardiovascular risk factors, like they were overweight.
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"In many cases, it might be the first warning sign of underlying cardiovascular disease," Blankstein added.
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There were 602 deaths over the course of the study, mostly from cancer and cardiovascular disease.
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Statins are used to lower blood cholesterol and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease in patients.
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As almost all of us know, cardiovascular disease is the most common cause of death globally.
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And these are just small basic compounds that have very potent cardiovascular effects on the body.
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Those who took their medications at bedtime were 45% less likely to die of cardiovascular causes overall, 56% less likely to die of cardiovascular disease, 61% less likely to die of hemorrhagic stroke and 46% less likely to die of ischemic stroke - the more common kind.
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Previous research suggests that sleep irregularities can increase the risks for a variety of cardiovascular disorders, such as clogged or hardened arteries, high blood pressure, irregular heartbeat, and stroke, as well as metabolic problems like high cholesterol, obesity and diabetes that all contribute to cardiovascular disease.
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Similarly, a comparison of patients who never filled their prescriptions to those who had taken PCSK9 inhibitors for 338 days or more yielded a 21% increase in the risk of cardiovascular events over the same 11.5 month period, the authors reported in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes.
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These exciting findings will allow women to be screened for the two most frequent life-threatening diseases at once - breast cancer and cardiovascular disease - (and allow) for determination of cardiovascular risk in a large population of women who might otherwise not get this potentially life-saving information.
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Compared with people who drank fewer than three cups of tea a week, those who drank more had a 20 percent reduced risk for a cardiovascular incident, a 22 percent reduced risk for cardiovascular death and a 15 percent reduced risk for all-cause premature death.
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Between 2010 and 2016, cardiovascular-related deaths rose from 141.9 to 142 per 100,000 residents each year in the counties in expansion states, while cardiovascular-related deaths rose from 176.1 to 180.6 per 100,000 residents annually in the counties in non-expansion states, the data showed.
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PM2.5 dust, the most dangerous kind, includes pollutants such as nitrates that can penetrate the cardiovascular system.
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He added that the study could provide new insights into how to reduce stress-related cardiovascular diseases.
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He has written about psychosocial stress and cardiovascular disease but was not involved in the new study.
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Richter, which makes gynaecological, cardiovascular and central nervous system drugs, earns most of its revenue from exports.
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It's always been there, performing important functions that affect systems throughout the body, from cardiovascular to immunological.
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A high allostatic load has been associated with multiple chronic illnesses, such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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For those older than 40, the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation recommends getting a cardiovascular checkup before training.
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RIVERA: It&aposs lower risk of cancer, lower risk of cardiovascular, lower risk of mental health defects.
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Wisløff and colleagues analyzed nearly 50,000 hours of HIIT data collected from cardiovascular disease patients in Norway.
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Back then, the USPSTF found that taking vitamin B9, or folic acid, supplements didn't prevent cardiovascular problems.
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After six months, they ran the numbers: Tea had virtually no effect on a person's cardiovascular risk.
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However, the Cardiovascular Trial showed more plaque buildup in the coronary arteries of men treated with testosterone.
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The Bone and Cardiovascular Trials, made use of high-tech CT scan measurements and compared both groups.
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High-sensitivity CRP is often measured to evaluate someone's risk for cardiovascular disease, heart attacks, and stroke.
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If you wanna say it's not exactly a cardiovascular workout, that's fine, but it's still a grind.
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And researchers have found associations between inflammation and various chronic diseases, including cancer, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes.
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A high allostatic load has been associated with multiple chronic illnesses, such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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The researchers followed patients until they developed cardiovascular disease, died, or until 2012, when the study ended.
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Bakersfield ranked at the top for particle pollution, which can increase risk of cardiovascular and lung issues.
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However, those who've gone through Color's cancer testing can purchase the cardiovascular test for an additional $150.
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Many other conditions, including cardiovascular disease, multiple cancers and mental health disorders, also are associated with obesity.
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But several studies comparing transgender men with cisgender women specifically haven't found an increase in cardiovascular problems.
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The authors also point to serious discrepancies in other research areas, such as cardiovascular disease and obesity.
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Otzi was genetically predisposed to cardiovascular diseases and suffered from hardened arteries, lactose intolerance and dental problems.
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"Lungs aren't particularly dynamic, and not as much of an issue as the cardiovascular system," Lewis said.
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Cardiovascular exercises became even more popular in the following decade, partly thanks to the 1972 Summer Olympics.
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Jack was already dealing with a compromised cardiovascular situation; the smoke inhalation only exacerbated an existing issue.
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The most common medications: Cardiovascular drugs, painkillers, and hormonal drugs topped the list associated with medical errors.
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He said the study shows that the drug prevents only one cardiovascular event per 137 treated patients.
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"Usual care" consisted of advice on healthy sleep habits and lifestyle changes along with cardiovascular risk management.
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Risk factors for cardiovascular disease in humans can include age, hypertension, obesity, smoking, blood cholesterol and inactivity.
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However, in 15% of cardiovascular events caused by atherosclerosis, none of these risk factors is at hand.
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But there's no doubt that, in virtually every study, the answer is substantial reduction in cardiovascular death.
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If successful, they say it could save more than 10 million lives worldwide by reducing cardiovascular disease.
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You get your cardiovascular on, you're building strength, but you're building flexibility and length in your muscles.
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Until now, the data on whether gender confirming medical therapy treatment poses cardiovascular risks has been sparse.
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Instead, more women are dying from pregnancy complications related to preexisting chronic diseases — in particular, cardiovascular diseases.
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"But you wouldn't do this for someone at low-risk for cardiovascular disease or stroke," he says.
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That translates to one extra cardiovascular event each year among every 74 patients who stopped taking aspirin.
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That could very well cause a spike in cardiovascular disease, stroke and respiratory diseases, the researchers suggested.
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But people who are already unhealthy—who have asthma, or cardiovascular or heart disease—should be worried.
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Mark repeatedly gets himself out of scrapes with his superior cardiovascular abilities, honed by his exercise addiction.
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As such, they experience a heightened risk of premature death, asthma attacks, cardiovascular harm, and low birthweights.
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They are also more likely to have co-occurring chronic physical diseases including cardiovascular disease and arthritis.
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"Could I tell you the exact limit where sugar starts to definitely impact cardiovascular health?" he said.
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The CEO also seemed unconcerned about solar radiation, which can cause serious cardiovascular disease, among other complications.
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"Childhood obesity increases the risk of adult obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease later in life," Breda said.
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Clearly, these initiatives are motivated by good intentions about the harmful levels of obesity and cardiovascular disease.
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It is possible that these factors may be markers of biological age, which may influence cardiovascular risk.
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However, we have data that states that better cardiovascular health is associated with lower health care expenditures.
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"He underwent the cardiovascular surgery, but post-surgical complications arose and he subsequently died," the motion said.
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Infrequent drinking was associated with a lower risk of death due to cardiovascular disease, the researchers found.
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A total of 5,193 people died, including 1,663 deaths from cardiovascular disease and 1,297 deaths from cancer.
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Sleep apnea can also increase the risk of cardiovascular problems, which may be related to sexual dysfunction.
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There has been past research showing some potential for negative cardiovascular effects associated with e-cigarette use.
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We should be understanding the impact these kinds of products have on heart health and cardiovascular health.
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Noise pollution has been associated with higher rates of cardiovascular disease, psychological issues, and other stress responses.
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And lead can cause neurotoxicity and cardiovascular disease — there is also no safe amount of lead exposure.
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"The ideal goal would be to have no risk factors for cardiovascular disease at all," Gaye said.
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The authors conclude that this slight increase is probably offset by small protective effects on cardiovascular disease.
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In adults, those populations also typically have high levels of obesity and cardiovascular health problems, he said.
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The more measures of cardiovascular health older people had, the less likely they were to develop dementia.
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"What's important here is that combining optimal cardiovascular metrics can reduce your risk for dementia," she said.
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"Maintaining a healthy B.M.I. is associated with a longer, healthier life, with less risk for cardiovascular disease."
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Over time, fine particles of inhaled smog cause cardiovascular and lung issues, like lung cancer and stroke.
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Most of them were nonsmokers in good healthy without any history of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, or depression.
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In July, he is to begin a fellowship in cardiovascular medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
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"HDL may not function as well in people who are unhealthy, people with cardiovascular disease," he said.
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Some 267,270 of those deaths are from cardiovascular disease, while 185,000 were related to coronary artery disease.
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Dr. Gurven has published detailed studies showing that they have exceptional cardiovascular health and almost no diabetes.
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I have cardiovascular disease and suffer from depression, and cancer runs like a river through my family.
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Keep your punches in check while getting in a full-body cardiovascular workout when you download FightCamp.
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Over an average 17 years of follow-up there were 2,318 deaths, including 619 from cardiovascular diseases.
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Her husband, Dr. James F. Holland, a chemotherapy specialist, said the cause was complications of cardiovascular disease.
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A dietary supplement widely used for arthritic pain may reduce the risk for cardiovascular disease, researchers report.
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Statin drugs like Lipitor and Crestor significantly reduce the risk for cardiovascular disease, rigorous studies have shown.
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British researchers studied 165,411 patients free of cardiovascular disease who started statin therapy between 1990 and 2016.
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The current study involved 2,683 women who had already gone through menopause but didn't have cardiovascular disease.
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She had read in the newspaper that Woodfox had renal problems, diabetes, hepatitis C, and cardiovascular disease.
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"Cardiovascular disease produces immense health and economic burdens in the United States and globally," the authors wrote.
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It also reduces the risk of breast cancer, high blood pressure, diabetes and cardiovascular disease in moms.
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First, an increasing number of women have health conditions that can complicate a pregnancy, including cardiovascular diseases.
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We know that exercise is not only helpful for cardiovascular and bodily health, but also reduces anxiety.
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By both reducing sodium and increasing potassium in our diets, we get a double cardiovascular health benefit.
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Social relationships have been linked to cardiovascular and immune systems, stress responses, sleep quality and cognitive health.
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A new study found a meat-heavy diet carries a small but increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
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For example, she said, people might have switched to diet soda because they already had cardiovascular problems.
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" Brian Monahan, his doctor in the Senate, noted the Vermont lawmaker had "no history of cardiovascular disease.
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Lengthy work hours have been shown in several previous studies to increase the risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Air pollution has been linked to health problems as varied as cardiovascular disease, diabetes and weight gain.
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Physiological factors include cardiovascular fitness, and how efficient an athlete is at using energy (their "movement economy").
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The cause was atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, a spokeswoman for the San Diego County medical examiner's office said.
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This was followed by 21% of deaths due to digestive disorders and 20103% due to cardiovascular diseases.
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Chest pain and cardiovascular events are the most common reason planes are diverted for a medical emergency.
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The study, in The Canadian Medical Association Journal, controlled for cardiovascular risk factors and for the temperature.
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The panelists voted 12-11 to allow the claim that it cuts the risk of cardiovascular death.
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"We have been watching the decline in cardiovascular disease for a while in many countries," he said.
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She completed an internal medicine residency at Duke University Medical Center and a cardiovascular fellowship at Columbia.
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A large new study links whole-fat dairy food consumption to a reduced risk for cardiovascular disease.
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The writer is a professor of medicine and cardiovascular disease at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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Sacrificing sleep has also been tied to weight gain, cardiovascular disease and diabetes, among other health problems.
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In previous studies, they have been linked to an increased risk for cancer, depression and cardiovascular disease.
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For women older than 54, any pregnancy is too taxing, particularly on the cardiovascular system, Levine says.
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"Previously, studies have demonstrated that sleep duration in adults is associated with cardiovascular risk factors, cardiovascular events, and all-cause mortality," said Dr. Gregg Fonarow, a cardiologist with the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles, who was not involved in the study.
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"Our study found, for the first time, that among postmenopausal women with normal body mass index (BMI), elevated trunk fat (apple shape) is associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease, while elevated leg fat (pear shape) is associated with reduced risk of cardiovascular disease," Qi said by email.
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"Deportation worry may contribute to widening disparities in some cardiovascular disease risk factors and outcomes over time," the researchers concluded, but they also noted that little is known about the long-term impact of restrictive immigration policies on immigrants' health in general or cardiovascular disease or risk factors, specifically.
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Recent research suggests that strength training may lower a woman's risk for Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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During the study, almost 78,000 people died from all causes, including about 48,000 who died of cardiovascular causes.
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Such a hurried lifestyle can leave one dissatisfied, and it can result in stress, inflammation, and cardiovascular disease.
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The medical examiner also said that hypertensive cardiovascular disease and obesity were contributing factors to the star's death.
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This was the finding of a study published Tuesday in Circulation: Cardiovascular Imaging, an American Heart Association journal.
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Death and injury rates of major chronic disorders, such as cardiovascular disease and lung cancer, declined as well.
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She notes there's a laundry list of risks its associated with, including cancer, liver issues, and cardiovascular problems.
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Study participants had their weekly physical activity recorded and their cardiovascular fitness was measured with a treadmill test.
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For people at high risk of cardiovascular disease, that number would shoot up to 40, with half dying.
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Use of OCA has been associated with elevated lipid levels, which is generally an indicator of cardiovascular risks.
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Not only is running a challenging cardiovascular workout, but it also can feel tough on joints and muscles.
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In 2013, fewer women than men died of cardiovascular disease for the first time in nearly 30 years.
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" This systematic review finds reducing saturated fat intake has "a small but potentially important reduction in cardiovascular risk.
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But they also said many patients with severe cases had chronic illnesses such as cardiovascular disease or diabetes.
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They're not a fix-all for your health, but they could help to combat respiratory and cardiovascular problems.
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In fact, evidence from other studies suggests caffeine may even be linked to decreased rates of cardiovascular problems.
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More research is needed to identify the true role of social relationships in both cardiovascular and general health.
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But, today the four-year-old company is introducing a new category of genetic testing for cardiovascular health.
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Bates has been diagnosed with a host of medical conditions, including sleep apnea, cardiovascular problems, and low testosterone.
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The company, which emerges from stealth today, is pioneering a new era of personalized cardiovascular healthcare, he said.
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Fewer studies have shown that statins reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases in healthy people with high cholesterol.
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Now with St. Jude, Abbott is creating a cardiovascular device division with more than $8 billion in sales.
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Over a grueling two days, researchers measured his cardiovascular health, respiratory health, cognition, mental health and oral health.
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China is targeting PM2.5 because the matter can lodge in the lungs and cause cardiovascular and respiratory diseases.
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The group also had a lower risk of cardiovascular death, heart attack, stroke and hospitalization for heart failure.
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Head-to-head comparison Up to 60% of patients with cardiovascular disease also suffer from obstructive sleep apnea.
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"Evidence has been accumulating very rapidly showing aspirin works in reducing cancer and cardiovascular disease mortality," Cao said.
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About 30 percent of our police population had metabolic syndrome, an indicator of risk for future cardiovascular events.
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Biopharmaceutical company Amarin is "just getting started" in treating cardiovascular patients, CEO John Thero told CNBC on Wednesday.
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For example, few studies have looked at how vaping could affect the heart and cardiovascular system, she says.
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However, in more recent years, while rates of cardiovascular disease have risen, the number of deaths have fallen.
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That work has turned up new leads in Alzheimer's disease, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, schizophrenia and more.
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"These play an important role in brain cells and may protect against cardiovascular disease," Kroger said by email.
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And they live longer, stay slimmer, and suffer lower rates of cardiovascular disease than most other rich countries.
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What would it mean for the overall state of our society to eliminate chronic conditions, like cardiovascular disease?
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One of the fields in medicine that has seen some of the most incredible innovation is cardiovascular medicine.
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This study, Trust in the Work Environment and Cardiovascular Disease Risk, examined stress levels in relation to CVD.
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There are the folks who believe that sprints are all you need for cardiovascular benefits and fat burning.
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Exhaustive evidence suggests that adherence to a Mediterranean diet can have prolonged benefits on cardiovascular and metabolic health.
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These results were measured through the students' self-reporting in online diaries and through cardiovascular and hormone measurements.
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The groom's mother is a critical care registered nurse at Houston Northwest Medical Center, in the cardiovascular ward.
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For those sleeping eight to nine hours, 173 per 1,000 people developed cardiovascular disease or died each year.
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Cardiovascular technologists and technicians use imaging technology to help physicians diagnose cardiac and blood vessel ailments in patients.
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Having abusive parents can lead to higher stress and likelihood of developing age-related diseases like cardiovascular disease.
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"So as breast cancer survivors are living longer, their risks of cardiovascular disease increase," Mehta said by email.
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These findings point to near stagnation in controlling cardiovascular diseases and deaths, Dr. Stephen Sidney and colleagues wrote.
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And things get progressively worse with age until ideal cardiovascular health becomes rare above age 60, he said.
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Owners of hunting breeds, including terriers, retrievers, and scent hounds, were most protected from cardiovascular disease and death.
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During the study, a total of 1,409 first-time cardiovascular disease events like heart attacks and strokes occurred.
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Lead can cause devastating harm in children, stunting their intellectual growth and affecting cardiovascular, hormone and immune systems.
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Several observational studies have found an association of long work hours with an increased risk for cardiovascular illness.
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You may have already read that moderate alcohol consumption is linked with a lower risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Bates has been diagnosed with a host of medical conditions, including sleep apnea, cardiovascular problems and low testosterone.
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Mr. Janzen, 37, is a registered nurse in the cardiovascular services unit at Alaska Regional Hospital in Anchorage.
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Over the past two years, I have built a user community of patients who suffer from cardiovascular disease.
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Tsang added, however, that patients can do cardiovascular exercises, like swimming, the improve their lung capacity over time.
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We know that high blood pressure is both terribly prevalent and a significant risk factor for cardiovascular disease.
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The bad news is that I've been performing cardiovascular exercise at a much higher intensity all these years.
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The most frequently reported preexisting conditions among US coronavirus patients were diabetes, chronic lung disease, and cardiovascular disease.
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Those who had the biggest jumps in empathy and altruism scores had the largest reductions in cardiovascular risk.
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If someone is a hyper-responder, eating two eggs a day would increase the risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Glucosamine, the dietary supplement widely used for arthritic pain, may reduce the risk for cardiovascular disease, researchers report.
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But even at that level, they found, dietary cholesterol is tied to an increased risk for cardiovascular problems.
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The authority added, however, that they could do cardiovascular exercises to slowly improve their lung capacity over time.
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Being married may reduce the risk of heart disease and cardiovascular death, a review of studies has found.
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Exposed adults are more likely to develop a slew of health problems including nerve, kidney, and cardiovascular issues.
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The time to first hospitalization for a cardiovascular problem or death was the same between the two groups.
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Over that time, there were 18,624 first-time cardiovascular events, 65 percent of them in women under 40.
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Excess caffeine is known to increase blood pressure, which can strain the heart and lead to cardiovascular disease.
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Those whose income went up by 50 percent were 14 percent less likely to have a cardiovascular event.
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Research has shown that a higher resting heart rate is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases.
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To get bigger in the cardiovascular-device world, Abbott agreed to purchase St. Jude Medical for $25 billion.
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Increasingly frequent heat waves can also exacerbate respiratory and cardiovascular disorders, resulting in hospitalization and even premature death.
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The longer someone is on statin therapy, the greater the reduction in the risk of a cardiovascular event.
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Indeed, consumption of food from heavily-subsidized commodities is associated with greater risk of metabolic and cardiovascular disease.
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For a study in Cardiovascular Research, researchers combined the results of 81 studies including more than 200,000 people.
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This can lead to an increased risk of cardiovascular and kidney disease, as well as dementia, researchers said.
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"The literature has been showing for many years that lead causes hypertension, stroke, and cardiovascular disease," he added.
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"And there are a lot of other benefits as well — reduced weight, reduced cardiovascular risk, reduced diabetes risk."
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As the number of cancer survivors increases, Zaorsky said, the rate of cardiovascular deaths will continue to rise.
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Mississippi had the nation's highest cardiovascular death rate in 2017 and the second-highest rate of cancer deaths.
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And compared to every other group of people living in the industrialized world, their cardiovascular system is pristine.
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One exception is people who have very high triglycerides and are at risk of cardiovascular disease, Copperman said.
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Its focus is reducing cardiovascular disease, including heart disease and stroke, which claims 17.5 million lives each year.
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The study wasn't designed to determine whether maternal diabetes causes cardiovascular disease or hastens its development in offspring.
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"Healthy diet and physical activity are still important counter weapons in the fight against cardiovascular disease," he said.
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When ingested, the metal targets the body's cardiovascular, renal, gastrointestinal, neurological, reproductive, and respiratory systems, according to OSHA.
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Whereas, in the low-income countries, "death from cardiovascular disease was three times that from cancer," they wrote.
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During the study period, 38% of these patients died from cancer and another 11% died from cardiovascular disease.
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But avoiding or treating cardiovascular disease requires recognizing that it might have begun or is on the horizon.
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"We have a wealth of clinical research demonstrating that high LDL cholesterol confers an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and patients at high risk for cardiovascular disease can significantly reduce their risk by taking statins," said lead study author Dr. Michael Nanna of Duke University Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina.
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And when it comes to heart health, the jury's still out; the risks of nicotine on its own "are low compared to cigarette smoking, but are still of concern in people with cardiovascular disease," according to a 2016 review of the research published in the journal Trends in Cardiovascular Medicine.
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In April 2016, the US Preventive Service Task Force said in a final recommendation statement that taking a regular low-dose aspirin a day may prevent colon cancer and cardiovascular disease for adults between 50 and 69 who have a 10% or greater risk of cardiovascular disease or colorectal cancer.
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Since the data were representative of the rest of the nation, the researchers interpreted that would mean that, among adults age 40 and older without cardiovascular disease, 23.4% -- or about 29 million people nationwide -- would report taking daily aspirin for the prevention of cardiovascular disease, based on the survey responses.
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After adjusting for age, alcohol consumption, family history of cardiovascular disease and many other factors, they found that difficulty falling asleep was associated with a 9 percent increased relative risk for cardiovascular disease, early morning awakening with a 7 percent increased risk, and daytime sleepiness with a 13 percent increased risk.
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In 28 high-quality trials covered in the Cochrane analysis, with durations ranging from one to more than seven years, pooled results showed little or no effect of omega-3 supplements on dying from any cause, dying from cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular events like heart attack or stroke, or heart rhythm disorders.
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Among adults ages 35 to 70, cardiovascular disease still ranks as the leading cause of death globally, but the new research, published in the journal The Lancet on Tuesday, found that deaths from cancer are now more common than those from cardiovascular disease in some high-income and middle-income countries.
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It doesn't tell us anything about one's genetic risk factors, cardiovascular health, immune health, bone health, or hormonal balance.
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The fight against cardiovascular disease is another major health area that stands to gain from AI and advanced computing.
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Most of this association was driven by cat ownership, according to results in High Blood Pressure and Cardiovascular Prevention.
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Recent research has also shown that transgender women on estrogen therapy are at an increased risk of cardiovascular events.
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That makes it easier for someone to experience symptoms like temporary psychosis, respiratory and cardiovascular problems, and even death.
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Information on each adult's cardiovascular health came from hospital inpatient records and mortality records, Hypponen said in an email.
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Increasing physical diseases: Even a small rise in temperature can cause health problems such as cardiovascular and respiratory diseases.
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And the study looked at risk factors for heart disease, not actual cardiovascular events like heart attacks or strokes.
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Trials are underway on drugs based on the Alzheimer's variant deCODE discovered, as well as a new cardiovascular drug.
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That's a good prescription for most people of any age to prevent cardiovascular diseases like stroke or heart attack.
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Teenagers who volunteer with younger children experience both decreased negative moods and cardiovascular risk, according to a 2013 study.
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"The overall understanding of cardiovascular health is that the earlier that we implement healthier behaviors, the better," Kramer said.
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"It is important to emphasize that more is not always better, as oversleeping can increase cardiovascular risk," Ordovas said.
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People need to be conscious of all the symptoms, especially if they already have risk factors of cardiovascular disease.
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This includes better sleep, reduced levels of pain, an improved immune system, better cardiovascular function and overall increased lifespan.
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The results show that obesity caused four million deaths in 2015 alone, most of these due to cardiovascular disease.
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Gorsky said he believes Johnson & Johnson has "great" platforms for orthopedics and surgery products and an emerging cardiovascular business.
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Scott's carotid artery thickened as well, which could be a sign of cardiovascular disease or stroke in the future.
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His doctor said he had chronic cardiovascular disease, and witnesses described a scene typical for death from heart disease.
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In addition to keeping your body hydrated, drinking fluids during exercise may also help cardiovascular health and muscle function.
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Also, he said, it's important to treat mental health issues early in life to prevent cardiovascular issues later on.
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"These findings suggest caution regarding using low-dose aspirin in individuals without symptomatic cardiovascular disease," Lee said by email.
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"This is extremely worrying," Joep Perk, cardiovascular prevention spokesman for the European Society of Cardiology, said in a statement.
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The Mediterranean diet has also previously been associated with lower rates of cardiovascular disease, cancer, and other chronic disorders.
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This review did not account for other factors known to affect cardiovascular health, such as overweightness and physical inactivity.
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More people were dying of long-term, chronic illnesses such as cardiovascular diseases and cancer rather than infectious diseases.
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Excessive salt levels are linked to cardiovascular trouble, which in France is the second-biggest killer among health problems.
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According to the Vascular Society for Surgery, it's the third most common cardiovascular disease after heart attacks and strokes.
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By reducing obesity, these transplants could also prevent metabolic diseases associated with obesity such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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"Those health effects can include aggravation or causation of asthma, cardiovascular and respiratory disease, hospitalizations and death," he added.
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In the past, several promising weight loss medications have been pulled from the market because of cardiovascular side effects.
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For many people, he says, the cognitive and cardiovascular risks may not be evident for years or even decades.
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All told, 133,318 deaths occurred during an average follow-up period of 18.8 years, including 619 from cardiovascular disease.
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A resident of Mississippi is 85 percent more likely to die of cardiovascular disease than someone living in Minnesota.
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It also affects metabolic and cardiovascular health, the study authors note in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
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Women with high blood pressure or cardiovascular disease should not take Vyleesi because the drug temporarily increases blood pressure.
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Astronauts on the station regularly exercise to prevent the loss of bone mass and muscle, including cardiovascular muscle loss.
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The study was observational and could only evaluate the relationship, not the cause, between blood pressure and cardiovascular events.
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I had spent 13 years training my cardiovascular system but had cared little for my joints, tendons, or ligaments.
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The majority of these deaths from cardiovascular disease, more than 75 percent, occur in low- and middle-income countries.
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Other studies have observed the impact of vaping products at the cellular level and on cardiovascular health more broadly.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how menopause timing might directly impact cardiovascular health.
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"Atherosclerosis is the major underlying cause of cardiovascular disease, which remains the leading cause of death worldwide," Harper said.
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Blood pressure treatment and control increased during that time period, the researchers write in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes.
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One percent or less of the kids had other medical problems including cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, malnutrition or obesity.
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Exposure to secondhand smoke "can impact their lung and cardiovascular health, possibly even in the short-term," Wilson said.
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About 215 percent of the U.S. population will have cardiovascular disease by 23, according to the American Heart Association.
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There were also fewer major adverse cardiovascular events, although in this case the difference did not reach statistical significance.
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The announcement came after a study showed that the drug led to a statistically significant reduction in cardiovascular events.
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"Patients who discontinued aspirin had a 37 percent higher rate of cardiovascular events than those who continued," Sundstrom said.
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Overall, the retired NFL players had fewer cardiovascular risk factors, such as type-2 diabetes and high blood pressure.
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This should temper some of the concerns people with heart disease might have about this heart-pumping cardiovascular activity.
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In 2014, the FDA convened an advisory committee to consider the adverse cardiovascular outcomes associated with testosterone replacement therapy.
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However, drinking contaminated water regularly could lead to serious illnesses including lung cancer and cardiovascular diseases, the team said.
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Basu's team determined that the 2013 guidelines probably overestimate a person's risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease by about 20%.
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But a future version might be fitted with a glucose reservoir and a cardiovascular system to circulate that glucose.
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"Heat stress provokes huge amounts of cardiovascular strain," said Matthew Cramer of the Institute of Exercise and Environmental Medicine.
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