An autopsy later revealed the cause of his death was a coronary arrhythmia, a symptom of his undiagnosed coronary artery disease.
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Among those sudden cardiac deaths, 4,392 were caused by coronary artery disease, and 3,122 of those had no previous history of being diagnosed with coronary artery disease.
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Coronary artery disease, also known as ischemic heart disease or coronary heart disease, is the leading cause of death in both men and women in the United States.
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To the Editor: Patients who have chest pain at rest, have coronary stents placed and then spend three days in the hospital have usually had an acute coronary syndrome.
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Coronary artery disease, also known as ischemic heart disease or coronary heart disease, is when arteries are clogged with cholesterol, which increases the risk of heart attack and heart failure.
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If you have several blocked arteries or your left main coronary artery is severely narrowed, you may require coronary bypass surgery to redirect blood flow around the blocked or damaged arteries.
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In 1967, he performed the very first coronary artery bypass surgery, successfully rerouting blood from a vein in a 51-year-old woman's leg to circumvent a blocked right coronary artery.
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He died of a coronary — An aortic aneurism, essentially.
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Vascular closure devices are used to seal small holes made in an artery to prevent bleeding following a coronary angiogram, a special x-ray to see if coronary arteries are blocked or narrowed.
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He had battled diabetes and coronary heart disease, Norton said.
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Petty was also suffering from coronary artery atherosclerosis and emphysema.
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"Coronary artery disease is a chronic inflammatory condition," Malhotra said.
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Coronary disease does not resemble a "clogged pipe," they say.
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The procedure is known as percutaneous coronary intervention, or PCI.
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The coronary he suffered 6 days ago was his second.
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"Technically, he has nonclinical coronary atherosclerosis," Dr. Jackson told reporters.
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This is the story of my brother's coronary bypass surgery.
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He had two stents placed in a blocked coronary artery.
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He is stratified to a very low coronary risk profile.
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Harry had suffered from a coronary artery disease — which is a narrowing or blockage of the coronary arteries — and a "mildly enlarged heart," his family spokesperson said in a statement to multiple outlets on Tuesday.
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Morton had suffered from a coronary artery disease — which is a narrowing or blockage of the coronary arteries — and a "mildly enlarged heart," his family spokesperson said in a statement to multiple outlets on Tuesday.
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"Coronary heart disease is seen as a male disease," Parker said.
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Temer, 77, was recently diagnosed with a partial coronary artery blockage.
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Heart failure risk went down 42% and coronary revascularisation by 40%.
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A score of zero shows no calcification in the coronary artery.
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She stayed four nights, at one point receiving a coronary stent.
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The risk of a coronary event in 10 years was halved.
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Petty also suffered from coronary artery atherosclerosis and emphysema, it said.
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Yes, he certainly has coronary artery disease because calcium is present.
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All the patients had moderate to severe blockages in coronary arteries.
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But when smoking is combined with other coronary risk factors, like high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity or Type 2 diabetes, the risks of a heart attack, stroke and an early coronary death are greatly increased.
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In 2006, researchers analyzed 15 years of data from an ongoing longitudinal study tracking the development of coronary artery disease in young adults in the US, the Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults (CARDIA) study.
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From 1970 to 163, treatment for coronary heart disease has greatly improved.
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Her claims: Veterans were being subjected to unnecessary coronary artery bypass surgeries.
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In more serious cases of coronary artery disease, you might need surgery.
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Other significant conditions include blunt force head trauma and coronary artery atherosclerosis.
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Thyroid hormone levels directly affect cardiac contraction, relaxation and coronary blood flow.
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Another possibility is that inhalants can cause spasm of the coronary arteries.
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Women were 25 percent less likely than men to undergo coronary angiography.
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I strongly recommend if you're into cheap eats and coronary artery disease.
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Donda died in 2007 from coronary artery disease and complications after surgery.
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Many patients have coronary arteries that are 80 to 90 percent blocked.
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That finding held true for patients with several severely blocked coronary arteries.
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His son, Scott, said the cause was complications of coronary artery disease.
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Over the years, Bible contracted coronary disease, diabetes and hypertension, they said.
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During nearly two decades of follow-up, 202 of the women experienced a heart attack or other coronary heart disease incident, while 105 women suffered strokes; 16 women experienced both a stroke and some episode of coronary heart disease.
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In an announcement Wednesday the university said that when a patient arrived at hospital experiencing chest pain, a "standard component of care" was for a scan of the coronary arteries to take place, something called a coronary CT angiogram.
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But measuring coronary calcium is not a surefire indication of a person's risk.
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There were 2 other contributing factors ... coronary artery disease and cerebral vascular disease.
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An autopsy later revealed a coronary arrhythmia was the cause of his death.
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People with FH are five times as likely to develop coronary heart disease.
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Clarification: Additional information about coronary calcium scores has been added to this story.
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A coronary calcium scan revealed he had a common form of heart disease.
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During 11 years of follow-up, 122 people died from coronary heart disease.
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People with gum disease are almost twice as likely to have coronary artery disease.
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Smoking also heightens a person's risk of heart attack, stroke and coronary heart disease.
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You're panting out of your ass, and you're pretty convinced you're having a coronary.
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The organization also links them to coronary heart disease, strokes and type 2 diabetes.
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TMZ obtained the document which says the beloved actor was battling coronary artery disease.
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Refined carbs can increase your chances of developing coronary heart disease and diabetes. 3.
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"A large proportion of patients could be having silent coronary artery disease," Tam said.
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Did eating eggs increase their risk for heart attacks, coronary heart disease or stroke?
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There was low-quality evidence of a small effect on coronary heart disease mortality.
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Coronary heart disease, stroke, heart failure or peripheral artery disease were among the risks.
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Over the years, there were 8,390 cases of coronary heart disease and 5,910 strokes.
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Sanders had two stents placed in a blocked coronary artery following his heart attack.
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According to Trump's official medical records, in 2009 his coronary calcium score was 34.
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A coronary calcium score below 100 reduces the risk of heart attack to moderate.
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Coronary artery calcium measurements are advised for people whose risk level is not clear.
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Still, having coronary artery disease, an old white guy's disease, so young was humiliating.
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A prison spokesman said the cause was complications of diabetes and coronary artery disease.
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The cause was coronary and pulmonary arrest, her husband, the photographer Eric Lindbloom, said.
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HeartFlow, founded in 2010, sells a product to doctors to detect coronary artery disease.
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The coroner said the death was linked to coronary issues triggered by the surgeries.
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Little research has been done on what oral care can tell us about one's overall health, although one study did find that tooth loss may be associated with increased coronary artery disease and another found gum disease is risk factor for coronary disease.
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Coronary artery calcium, as shown in the CT scans, was noted in 47.5 percent of the women, who were also significantly older and had more high blood pressure, chronic kidney disease and diabetes compared with the women who didn't have coronary artery calcium.
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In a 230-year study in Britain of men who had no coronary risk factors other than high LDL levels and no evidence of heart disease, 40 milligrams a day of pravastatin (Pravachol), a relatively weak statin, reduced coronary deaths by 28 percent.
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Harry, who died suddenly over the weekend at age 38, was suffering from a coronary artery disease — which is a narrowing or blockage of the coronary arteries — and a "mildly enlarged heart," his family spokesperson said in a statement to multiple outlets.
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"Heart disease" refers to several conditions including coronary artery disease, which can cause heart attack.
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They determined he was suffering from a crisis of hypertension, coronary artery disease and anxiety.
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"PCI is not the end of treatment for coronary artery disease," Hahn said by email.
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It's caused by the buildup of fatty material, or plaque, in the coronary artery walls.
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Calcium in the coronary arteries is known to be an early sign of heart disease.
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In 2014, doctors placed a stent in her right coronary artery to improve blood flow.
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But greenness did not affect mortality related to coronary heart disease, diabetes, stroke or infections.
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The cause was a massive coronary, her son, Patrick Filmer-Sankey, wrote in an email.
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MACE includes heart attack, ischemic stroke, coronary heart disease and unstable chest pains requiring hospitalization.
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Importantly, evidence shows that elevated blood pressure in adolescents predicts atherosclerosis in the coronary arteries.
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The search terms included heart attack, coronary attack, diabetes, mellitus, heart arrest and heart failure.
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Researchers had not thoroughly looked for a link between acute coronary syndrome and suicide, however.
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Blaine suffered a spontaneous coronary artery dissection last Monday, her family said in a statement.
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He developed coronary artery disease, diabetes, breathing disorders and other health problems, court records show.
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When I see a patient with exertional chest pain, I screen for coronary artery disease.
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Here's a chart showing where the polygenic risk score for coronary artery disease matters most.
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Percutaneous coronary intervention, the procedure by which a stent can be placed, became very common.
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He developed lung cancer, and in 1952 died in his sleep from a coronary thrombosis.
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The L.A. County Coroner has since revealed the restaurant tycoon suffered from coronary artery disease.
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Linda Touby, his wife and only immediate survivor, said the cause was probably a coronary.
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"The spreading 'coronary angst' leaves scope for the safety bid to extend," Commerzbank's Guntermann said.
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Feurer's coronary arteries and those of two siblings who also had two mutated ANGPTL3 genes.
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He had coronary artery disease and liver disease, had lost weight and took multiple medications.
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It will likely improve your creativity and coronary health, as well as extend your lifetime.
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The degree of plaque accumulation can generally be assessed using a coronary artery calcium score.
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I will never think about patients with cancer and coronary disease in the same way.
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A similar relationship between sugary beverages and death due to coronary heart disease was not found.
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It turns out, he has a massive coronary blockage and has to go into surgery immediately.
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A score 523-400 is generally understood to mean mild coronary artery disease is highly likely.
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Venom has previously aided in the development of drugs for hypertension, acute coronary syndrome and more.
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Plus, higher-fat diets do not show saturated fats to be detrimental to coronary artery health.
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All participants had their degree of coronary artery disease measured using a variety of clinical tests.
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The woman who died from the recent outbreak had coronary heart disease, according to a report.
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The researchers concluded that anxiety should be regarded as a risk factor for coronary heart disease.
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But in this study, those behaviors didn't correlate with a decreased risk of coronary heart disease.
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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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Besides pacemakers, the company also manufactures coronary stents, insulin pumps and surgical equipment, among other products.
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Every one of the four lifestyle factors was associated with a decreased risk of coronary events.
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Her son, Caleb Goddard, who announced the death on Thursday, said the cause was coronary failure.
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He left the hospital on Friday after having two stents placed in a blocked coronary artery.
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Over the following eight years, there were 4,667 cases of coronary heart disease and 2,650 strokes.
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Research has found that childhood intervention can reduce the risk of mortality and coronary artery disease.
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Pescetarians had a 13% lower risk of coronary heart disease than meat-eaters, shows the study.
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Some element of inflammation that drives plaque formation in coronary disease is also driving cancer progression.
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A further analysis found that for each 1 mmol/L reduction in LDL cholesterol made using statin therapy, the risk of coronary deaths and heart attacks, strokes and coronary bypass procedures is reduced by approximately 25% for each year the drugs are taken after the first year.
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The team used data from more than 7,600 adults who experienced coronary heart disease -- when coronary arteries are blocked and can cause a heart attack -- and categorized them by their body mass index as well as by their metabolic health, such as high blood sugar levels.
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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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" 2010: PLOS Medicine — "Effects on Coronary Heart Disease of Increasing Polyunsaturated Fat in Place of Saturated Fat.
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However, I didn't tell my husband until after the fact because he would have had a coronary.
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Ischemic heart disease, also known as coronary artery disease, is the most common type of heart disease.
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Some of these SNPs are meaningful for our health, signaling risk for conditions like coronary artery diseases.
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Fatty liver disease, dementia and coronary artery disease may also have roots in the microbiome, Katz said.
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Less than two weeks ago, the former president underwent angioplasty after a narrowed coronary artery was found.
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We know that 40 percent of people with coronary artery disease are receiving incomplete and inappropriate care.
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She had had a heart attack and renal and coronary artery disease, according to her death certificate.
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But exercise was found to be equally good as drugs in preventing mortality from coronary heart disease.
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Omega-3 fatty acids, meanwhile, appeared to lower the risk of heart attacks and coronary heart disease.
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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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The authors document doctors' willingness to dissemble in areas ranging from coronary bypass surgery to mammography screening.
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Are medications, treatment with stents and other costly procedures our only hope for cutting coronary mortality further?
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It said the patient also had underlying health diseases such as hypertension, diabetes and coronary heart disease.
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When those pimple-like growths on the walls of coronary arteries rupture, people can have heart attacks.
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"It will likely improve your creativity and coronary health as well as extend your lifetime," Gates said.
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Robin was diagnosed with a rare type of heart attack known as spontaneous coronary artery dissection, or SCAD.
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Here are the underlying causes of coronary artery disease and the most common ways to treat it effectively.
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This type of intervention is usually recommended when someone has multiple blocked arteries due to coronary artery disease.
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Nonobstructive coronary artery disease occurs when large arteries are narrowed by plaque build-up, but not completely obstructed.
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Harboring anger and hostility is associated with a higher risk of coronary heart disease, a 2009 study revealed.
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Scientists tested the coronary artery calcium (CAC) score of 705 Tsimane, a tribe located in the Bolivian rainforest.
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They told me I had coronary disease and that's basically when the arteries in your heart get smaller.
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Limiting your cheeseburger intake before you have a heart attack is better than waiting until after a coronary.
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In bad cases the disease can damage coronary arteries, which are used to carry blood to the heart.
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And they do come with several risks — most serious among them is the risk of coronary artery disease.
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She retired to Los Angeles during the 1930s and died there on June 12, 1942 of coronary thrombosis.
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This can be caused by an irregular heartbeat (called an arrhythmia), a heart attack, or coronary artery disease.
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There were 4,628 coronary events and 3,002 strokes in follow-up periods ranging from three to 21 years.
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Women were underrepresented in trials for medications to treat heart failure, coronary artery disease and heart attack, however.
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Sales at Medtronic's coronary & structural heart unit, which houses the transcatheter valves, rose 18.7 percent to $1.01 billion.
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Coronary heart disease death rates are highest in small rural counties, higher than both suburban and metro areas.
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The women in the analysis were part of the larger Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults study.
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Plus, Israel also is the birthplace of many hard science inventions like USB Flash Drives and coronary stents.
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He had stents implanted in two coronary arteries and, his lawyers said, he had suffered a small stroke.
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Higher numbers indicate the development of coronary artery disease, which could lead to dangerous blockages in the heart.
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Over the period, there were 228 instances of coronary heart disease, stroke, heart failure or peripheral artery disease.
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A study in India found that hypertensive adults are 11 times more likely to develop coronary artery disease.
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The 89-year-old man, who had underlying health diseases including coronary heart disease, developed symptoms on Jan.
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Dr. Arthur C. Coffey performing a coronary artery bypass grafting at Indiana University Health's Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis.
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For the last decade, we've been able to identify specific genes that are linked to coronary artery disease.
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For comparison, a single visit to an emergency room costs about $1,85033 and coronary bypass can cost $50,000.
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Evidence of an S.M.I. was apparent in 1,322 individuals who had no prior history of coronary artery disease.
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These activities can increase the workload on the heart while decreasing the blood supply to the coronary vessels.
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He received treatment for a blocked coronary artery in 2011 and suffered a bladder infection the next year.
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Over the course of the study, 0003,526 coronary heart disease deaths and 83 sudden cardiac death deaths were recorded.
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"I almost had a coronary on hearing that," says Oza, who hosts Bollywood dance parties at his L.A. home.
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"It's where I get the biggest level of coronary spasm," said Forrest, of watching apprentice surgeons take the lead.
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It provides evidence for a possible new way of treating coronary-artery disease, by developing ways to inhibit inflammation.
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It can increase blood pressure and pulse rate, causing coronary artery disease, heart failure, arrhythmias, stroke, and even death.
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In February 2012, he underwent successful coronary artery bypass surgery, months after he was hospitalized for fever and bronchitis.
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Heart disease actually is inclusive of several types of heart conditions, with the most common being coronary artery disease.
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The authors of the Lancet paper enrolled 230 patients with stable angina and at least one narrowed coronary vessel.
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Sales at Medtronic's coronary & structural heart sub-unit, which houses the transcatheter valves, rose 18.7 percent to $1.01 billion.
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A 2010 study argued that substituting unsaturated fats for saturated fats would reduce the rates of coronary heart disease.
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This study investigated the links between premature hair greying, hair loss and coronary artery disease in young Indian men.
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In November 2014, for example, she underwent a surgical procedure to place a stent in her right coronary artery.
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Conditions like coronary heart disease, diabetes and arthritis — all exacerbated by obesity — are more common among older people too.
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Merck said Tuesday its cholesterol drug Anacetrapib met its primary goal in a study, significantly reducing coronary heart disease.
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In observational studies, there was a small association with coronary heart disease incidence, but none in randomized controlled trials.
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He is unrepentant about the murder and almost omnipotent, able to foresee a car crash or an imminent coronary.
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President George W. Bush was diagnosed in 2004 with a "low" to "very low" risk of coronary artery disease.
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Researchers gathered almost 2,300 patients with significant coronary artery disease and proof of reduced blood flow to the heart.
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After a year, patients in the lifestyle group had on average a nearly 5 percent reduction in coronary plaque.
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The chemical has also been associated with coronary artery disease, increased blood pressure, and issues with female reproductive development.
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What they do according to O*NET: Provide advanced nursing care for patients in critical or coronary care units.
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Menopause before age 40 increased the risk for coronary artery disease, heart failure, blood clots and heart valve problems.
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Those who were bereaved had a greater risk of a coronary event in the month after their partners died.
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Deborah Christensen, Ms. Cerny's partner of 22019 years, said the cause was coronary artery disease and congestive heart failure.
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Two major new studies of athletes and their coronary arteries suggest that the answer may be a qualified yes.
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A decline in average blood levels of cholesterol also played an important role in the drop in coronary deaths.
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Doctors inject the harmless radioactive substance, called a tracer, to help them diagnose or rule out coronary artery disease.
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Sandberg's husband, Dave Goldberg, suffered a coronary arrhythmia and died while the two were vacationing in Punta Mita, Mexico.
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If inflammation triggers coronary disease, might targeting it directly — beyond simply reducing cholesterol — decrease the risk of heart attacks?
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In his study, a purified fish oil intervention reduced the risk of coronary events by an astonishing 25 percent.
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Ginsburg has recovered from multiple bouts of cancer and in 2014 had a stent placed in her right coronary artery.
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Nearly all heart attacks in older men stem from coronary blockages, along with 80% of heart attacks in young adults.
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Coronary artery disease is also the most common cause of heart failure, or when the heart cannot pump blood properly.
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Research has found that taking some types of these drugs can lower the risk of coronary artery disease by 27%.
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For one thing, the test measures arterial plaque that is hardened and firmly attached to the lining of coronary vessels.
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Her son, actor Caleb Goddard, announced the news to The New York Times, citing coronary failure as cause of death.
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This drug can "damage and destroy the walls of the heart," Dharia said, and it can affect the coronary arteries.
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For example, people who live at higher altitudes are somewhat less likely to die from coronary artery disease or stroke.
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Beloved actor John Witherspoon died of a heart attack while suffering from coronary artery disease, according to his death certificate.
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All of the classical risk factors were worse at predicting coronary artery disease than male-pattern baldness and premature greying.
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The company created a new test that uses a CT scan to see if the patient's coronary arteries are blocked.
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According to the Bexar County Medical Examiner's Office, the cause of death was atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, or coronary artery disease.
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The main outcomes of interest were death from coronary heart disease, or a heart attack that didn't lead to death.
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According to the autopsy, the alcohol abuse also caused a thickening of his heart, coronary artery disease and liver damage.
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Those measures could ward off or mitigate atherosclerosis, coronary artery disease, Type 22015 diabetes, hypertension and obesity, the study concluded.
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Researchers gathered patients with severe coronary disease at five sites in Britain, and randomized them to one of two groups.
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Materials are furthest along—the Institute is already experimenting on the ISS with degradable metal alloys, useful for coronary stents.
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They also had nearly double the number of cardiac events, including heart attacks, coronary bypass surgery and cardiac-related deaths.
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Bloomberg's campaign clarified that the former New York Mayor underwent a coronary stent placement in 2000 for a blocked artery.
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Compared to them, those who scored 5 had a 34 percent reduced risk for both coronary heart disease and stroke.
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Vegetarians - including vegans, who avoid eggs and dairy - were 22% less likely to develop coronary artery disease than meat eaters.
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His team says declining levels of cholesterol and triglycerides may be contributing to declining death rates from coronary heart disease.
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Conversely, a study of female marathon runners found that they had less evidence of coronary plaques than their sedentary counterparts.
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A 2012 British study of 466 healthy men and women, average age 62, who had no history or signs of coronary heart disease found that in the 40 percent who reacted to a stressful task with a significant rise in cortisol, calcium deposits in their coronary arteries increased significantly over the course of three years.
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Most of the participants were older (about 61 years old), overweight, snorers and male; all had coronary artery or cerebrovascular disease.
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After the acquisition "we will have quite a nice lineup of devices for both heart, coronary, peripheral, vascular therapies," he said.
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This causes elevated blood pressure, which can lead to a slew of other conditions like coronary artery disease and heart attack.
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It followed a total of 2000 million people to see who developed coronary heart disease and 2370 million people for stroke.
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If I think a patient may be a high risk, than I talk with them about checking their coronary calcium score.
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In addition, researchers analyzed results from computed tomography (CT) scans of coronary arteries to assess the amount of calcium clogging vessels.
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After adjusting for other factors, they found that male-pattern baldness carried a 5.6 times greater risk of coronary artery disease.
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Yearwood's medical files indicate that he has coronary artery disease and congestive heart failure following a 85033 heart attack, WYNC reported.
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He made his name developing an affordable coronary stent many years back when they cost too much to import to India.
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Sixty percent of psoriatic arthritis patients had at least one coronary plaque, as compared with 35 percent of the other patients.
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Working 75 hours or more doubled the risk for a cardiovascular problem — angina, coronary heart disease, hypertension, stroke or heart attack.
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Similarly, the risk of coronary heart disease and stroke fell by 22 percent for each additional goal at the ideal level.
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Trump last year weighed in at 239 pounds and tests showed he had a coronary calcium score consistent with heart disease.
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An analysis found no ties between multivitamins and the risk for cardiovascular disease, coronary heart disease or stroke incidence or mortality.
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Participants had to be at least 55, have hypertension and have at least one other risk factor for coronary heart disease.
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For people with coronary heart disease, losing weight will not prolong life, a new study reports, but increasing physical activity will.
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The authors estimate these lower numbers would lower stroke risk by 20 percent and coronary artery disease risk by 10 percent.
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Kathiresan's team is hoping to build a free tool for people to assess their coronary artery disease risk in this manner.
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In July 21980, Pérez de Cuéllar underwent a quadruple coronary bypass operation, putting in question his availability for a second term.
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Another study found that greater travel time to hospitals is associated with higher mortality rates for coronary artery bypass graft patients.
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Half of the babies with coronary artery problems who end up on an Ecmo machine die because their hearts cannot recover.
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Instead, a spasm squeezed her coronary arteries so tight that she couldn't get sufficient blood through them to power her heart.
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The cause was coronary artery disease, said his wife and frequent collaborator, Laura Parker, a staff writer for National Geographic magazine.
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Unknown to anyone, Maravich included, he was born with a rare heart defect that left him without a left coronary artery.
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Mr. Lawson's death, which was not widely reported at the time, was caused by coronary artery disease, his son, Jeff, said.
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The big money is all in triple coronary bypasses and major things — and those decisions are being made by medical professionals.
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These activated immune cells infiltrated blood vessels early in the course of coronary disease and enabled plaques to grow and rupture.
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Sustained stress could predispose narcissists to health problems like cancer, high blood pressure, coronary heart disease, diabetes, and strokes, Cheng says.
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"(Heart failure) is projected to increase over the next couple of decades, while coronary heart disease is expected to decline," he said.
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Approximately 35% of coronary heart disease mortality is the result of physical inactivity, according to the New York State Department of Health.
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Those with the heterozygous variant of the disease are five times more likely to develop coronary heart disease than those without FH.
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Parents pass on the genetic variations that help with reproduction to their children before suffering from advanced complications like coronary heart disease.
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Those in the metabolically unhealthy group were at greater risk for coronary heart disease, with unhealthy obese people having the highest risk.
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A report from the journal Heart last year tied both loneliness and social isolation to increases in coronary heart disease and stroke.
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It isn't just one disease, however; it includes coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, and any disorders of the heart or blood vessels.
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Scalia suffered from health problems including coronary artery disease, obesity and diabetes, which likely contributed to his death, according to the letter.
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Over the 40 years of follow-up, there were 2,918 deaths from cardiovascular causes, about half of them from coronary heart disease.
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Social Q's After a false heart attack scare, I was given a diagnosis of coronary artery disease with 80 percent arterial blockage.
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Ginsburg survived bouts with colon cancer in 1999 and pancreatic cancer in 2009 as well as a coronary catheterization procedure in 2014.
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The presence of this fatty ring has been shown to be associated with some of the risk factors for coronary heart disease.
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The pooled data showed no association between multivitamins and the risk for cardiovascular disease, coronary heart disease or stroke incidence or mortality.
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Hey, remember how shady sugar corporations lobbied scientists in the 1960s to downplay the link between sugar consumption and coronary heart disease?
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"The majority of being who develop coronary artery disease are not people who have a multitude of cardiac risk factors," Yeh says.
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Don't ignore or dismiss potential symptoms of coronary distress by assuming that muscle soreness, unusual stress or heartburn is the cause. 3.
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And he instructed his father, Hank, who has had two coronary stents, not to attend either of his two book group meetings.
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More impressive was the reduction in coronary events — heart attacks, bypass procedures and death from cardiovascular causes — at every level of risk.
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Immediately the cardiologist looked for blockages in the coronary arteries, which feed blood and oxygen to the hardworking muscles of her heart.
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The five patients had coronary artery disease, a condition wherein blood vessels are damaged and the heart can't receive enough blood supply.
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Had the coronary death rate continued its meteoric rise, today more than 215 million Americans would succumb to heart disease each year.
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Long-term use of water pipes has also been linked to an increased risk of coronary artery disease, according to the report.
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In a literature search from 1966 to 2012, researchers looked at patients followed for coronary heart disease and a history of stroke.
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This equates to 10 fewer cases of coronary heart disease among vegetarians than in meat-eaters per 1,000 people over 10 years.
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In 2014, doctors placed a stent in her right coronary artery to improve blood flow after she reported discomfort following routine exercise.
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Researchers followed the outcome of their participants for more than 11 years, recording fatalities due to coronary heart disease and sudden cardiac death.
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But these schemes are not only ineffective — yo-yo dieting can raise the risk of dangerous health problems for people with coronary disease.
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The top cause of death was coronary heart disease, which accounted for nearly a quarter of those deaths during the six-year span.
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"Nabeel Rajab at Coronary Care Unit suffering from unprecedented heart problems after 15 days in solitary," another post said, without giving further details.
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For many years, epidemiology has shown an association between consumption of oily fish and a lower risk of coronary-artery disease and strokes.
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Despite the disappointment, Helfgott said he remained very confident of demand for Brilinta for treating post-heart attack and acute coronary syndrome patients.
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Then there's trying to fit them all in the pot/steamer/grill, and finally the coronary, which while fun, is a giant mess.
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"This result reduces the likelihood that other actions of anacetrapib played a major role in modifying the risk of coronary events," researchers concluded.
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Other potential causes of cardiac arrest include coronary artery disease, heart attack, valvular heart disease and certain arrhythmias, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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In the study, roughly half of the patients had high blood pressure, one in five had diabetes, and 13% had coronary artery disease.
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Social isolation and loneliness were determined with questionnaires; the researchers depended on medical records and death certificates for determining coronary events and stroke.
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Overall, there were 352 coronary heart disease events like heart attacks per 100,000 people per year among those who ate the least gluten.
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Other risk factors include high cholesterol, high blood pressure, smoking or diabetes, which are similar to the risk factors for coronary heart disease.
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The number is more than 600,000 per year, not more than 300,23622, which is the number of annual deaths from coronary heart disease.
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The number is more than 600,000 per year, not more than 300,000, which is the number of annual deaths from coronary heart disease.
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Shares of the company, which makes devices for minimally invasive coronary and vascular procedures, have nearly doubled since Root was exonerated in February.
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Though he's best known for inventing the coronary artery bypass surgery, his medical career began in a small farming community in central Argentina.
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His ideas, published in The Journal of Emergency Medicine in an informal article headlined "Pop Goes the Cafe Coronary," were met with skepticism.
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Nothing can compete with spontaneous coronary artery dissection, an uncommon and incurable condition that has taken over my left, right and diagonal arteries.
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In August 2013, when Mr. Bush was 67 and after he left office, doctors inserted a stent into one of his coronary arteries.
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In a few cases they have worked their way into other organs, including the liver, pancreas, lung, kidney and even a coronary artery.
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In the United States, cigarettes are associated with 480,000 deaths a year from coronary heart disease, stroke and numerous cancers, among other illnesses.
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"Patients who require coronary stents tend to be older adults with other cardiac risk factors and many have other chronic illnesses," Smilowitz said.
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At both one- and five-year follow-ups, stress management was more strongly correlated with reversal of coronary artery disease than exercise was.
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During the study follow-up period of about 2190 years, 2160,2160 people died of cardiovascular disease and 2190 died from coronary heart disease.
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For example, the most common events in the study were coronary revascularizations -- procedures like stents that bring blood flow back to the heart.
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Overall, mortality rates for coronary heart disease, stroke and cancer were improving, but not as the Department of Health and Human Services wanted.
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That's good news for public health: eating just one serving of salmon per week reduces the risk of coronary death by 36 percent.
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When doctors told him he had asymptomatic coronary artery disease and would need a quadruple bypass, he began his withdrawal from the marriage.
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Coronary mortality peaked in 1968, when it was not unusual for Americans to die of a heart attack in their 50s or 60s.
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A postmortem investigation found that the victim, a local architect, had undiagnosed coronary heart disease, and suffered a heart attack in the water.
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In the official readout of the physical exam the White House did not reveal that Trump also had a coronary calcium test done.
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In the official readout of the physical exam, the White House did not reveal that Trump also had a coronary calcium scan done.
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Heart attacks most often occur as a result of coronary heart disease, when a part of the heart muscle doesn't receive enough blood.
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Taking statins the day of a coronary artery bypass operation may significantly improve survival, a study in the Annals of Thoracic Surgery found.
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In the academic literature, short sleep has been associated with higher blood pressure, body mass index, and increased calcification of the coronary artery.
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It's possible that coronary heart disease might cause cognitive decline due to the lack of oxygen to the brain, the study team write.
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Coronary artery disease occurs when plaque builds up in the blood vessels around the heart, and it is a scary precursor to heart attacks.
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The Let's Make a Deal host had suffered from coronary artery disease since his 20s, according to a death certificate obtained by The Blast.
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I'm not talking about how excessive red meat consumption is linked to an increased risk of developing coronary artery disease and type 2 diabetes.
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Additionally, yo-yo dieting in normal-weight women was associated with a 66% increased risk of coronary heart disease deaths, according to the research.
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But on the downside, it increases the amount of plaque buildup in coronary arteries while doing nothing to improve cognitive function, the researchers found.
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The research did find that omega-3 fatty acids -- commonly found in fish oil -- reduced the risk of heart attacks and coronary heart disease.
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There was a recent GWAS effort to help make significant predictions about who is most likely to develop coronary artery disease in their lifetime.
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"This has the potential to be transformative for those with the most severe coronary heart disease and heart failure," says Dr. Emerson C. Perin.
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The researchers assessed their diets with questionnaires and followed them for an average of 21 years, during which 230 men developed coronary artery disease.
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Verve Therapeutics, a biotech firm in Cambridge, Massachusetts, recently said that it wanted to use genetic editing to protect patients from coronary heart disease.
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Each extra inactive hour was also tied to an 8 percent increased risk of coronary heart disease, which includes plaque buildup in the arteries.
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Some examples of these denied services include inpatient care for Appendectomies, Coronary Bypass Graft surgery, Abdominal Hysterectomy, Hip/Knee Replacement surgery and countless others.
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What's more, risks of death from coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, and cancer were increased by 51 percent, 50 percent, and 35 percent, respectively.
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George then uttered the words sure to cause some coronary activity in the Downtown Athletic Club ... saying at this point it's all about Tony!!!!
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"And given the evidence that milk increases the risk of [coronary heart disease], it is advisable to drink fat-free or low-fat milk."
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For all other patients who had recently had an acute coronary event, ICER recommended a price of $2,300 to $3,400 per year for Praluent.
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Among men with an increased cardiovascular risk, coronary heart disease or prostate removal, however, any type of exercise led to improved erectile function scores.
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Despite exercising regularly and leading a healthy lifestyle, an elective procedure called a CT angiogram revealed that he had blockages in his coronary arteries.
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Among people with cardiovascular disease, most had ischemic heart disease, also called coronary heart disease, in which the arteries supplying the heart become narrowed.
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Indeed, so-called forgiveness interventions (essentially practice sessions) have successfully reduced symptoms in patients with coronary artery disease, chronic pain and even drug addiction.
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Known as the "Triple Coronary Bypass" The Vortex in Atlanta, Georgia, stacks up layers of bacon, hamburger patty, and cheese into one behemoth sandwich.
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There was no effect in people with prior coronary heart disease, those with diabetes, people with high lipid levels, or in people using statins.
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The unmarried also had a 43 percent increased likelihood of coronary heart disease death and a 55 percent increased risk for death from stroke.
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" In a statement, Bloomberg campaign manager Kevin Sheekey called Gray's remarks an "absolute lie" and said Bloomberg in 2000 "had two coronary stents placed.
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A mere 23.6 percent increase in calories from trans fats can raise the risk of coronary heart disease by as much as 0.493 percent.
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Studies have shown, for example, a link between loneliness and increased likelihood for developing coronary heart disease as well as higher odds of dying prematurely.
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For women without a history of coronary artery disease, those with anxiety were more likely to exhibit ischemia during exercise compared to women without anxiety.
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Anxiety was not tied to ischemia risk for men or for women with a history of coronary artery disease, as reported in the special issue.
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If you have coronary artery disease you can reduce your risk of heart problems through a heart-healthy diet, or in more severe cases, surgery.
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Middle-aged men who smoke are four times more likely to die from coronary artery disease, and middle-aged women are five times as likely.
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The same factors increase the risk for coronary heart disease, which kills 183,000 Americans per year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The men generally had higher exercise capacity and higher odds of a history of coronary artery disease than the women, researchers report in JAMA Cardiology.
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The researchers estimated the participants' gluten intake based on the answers to the questionnaire, and compared those estimates to the incidence of coronary heart disease.
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A study published in the journal Circulation in 2013 found that breakfast was associated with a significantly lower risk of coronary heart disease in men.
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"Metabolically healthy obese individuals are at higher risk of coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular disease and heart failure than normal weight metabolically healthy individuals," Caleyachetty added.
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The Clark County Coroner tells TMZ that Vinnie died of dilated cardiomyopathy -- an enlarged heart -- as well as severe coronary artery disease -- a heart condition.
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"These results indicate that e-cig use is associated with persistent coronary vascular dysfunction at rest, even in the absence of physiologic stress," Rader added.
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Not surprisingly, the risk factors for P.A.D. closely match those for coronary heart disease: smoking (currently or formerly), diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol.
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The Minnesota Coronary Experiment was a well-designed study that was conducted in one nursing home and six state mental hospitals from 19663 to 21966.
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Physicians will typically ask patients with coronary artery disease about smoking, and urge them to quit if they do, Hall said in a telephone interview.
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"Both cause the buildup of fat in the coronary arteries beginning in childhood; this leads to heart attack later in life," Gidding said by email.
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James Emswiller, who won an Emmy in 2015, was taking a smoke break when the coronary struck as he stood on the second-story balcony.
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To their surprise, Norwegian researchers found that in some coronary heart disease patients — those of normal weight — weight loss actually increased the risk for death.
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Body scans show that his middle-aged arteries were hardening, and it looks like he was well on his way to developing coronary artery disease.
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Reaching menarche before age 12 was associated with a 5 percent increased risk for coronary heart disease and a 7 percent increased risk for stroke.
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Mr. Ciaramella's struggles with dentures have also exacerbated his other health problems, including hypertension, coronary artery disease, diabetes and protein malnourishment, according to the lawsuit.
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Even when other coronary risk factors were taken into account, the chances of developing heart disease were doubled among the women with the largest waists.
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" Other statements include "Secondhand smoke causes lung cancer and coronary heart disease in adults who do not smoke" and "Smoking kills, on average, 1,200 Americans.
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The meta-analysis showed that stents delivered no benefit over medical therapy for preventing heart attacks or death for patients with stable coronary artery disease.
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In it, they thread thin tubes into chambers of the heart and inject a radio-opaque dye to produce X-rays outlining the coronary arteries.
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Over a six-year follow-up, there were 3,246 coronary events — stroke, heart attack, heart failure, angina and others — and 310 deaths from cardiovascular disease.
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In his statement, Mr. Sheekey said Mr. Bloomberg had had two coronary stents placed in 2000, after a positive stress test at his doctor's office.
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The Vermont senator was hospitalized last week after experiencing chest pains, and underwent heart surgery to have two stents placed in a blocked coronary artery.
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But questions have lingered over whether stenting is as effective as bypass surgery over the long term when the left main coronary artery is blocked.
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I'd also hear rambling nonsense telling me coronary artery disease was karma, and I was atoning for my abuses of others in a prior life.
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"Radiation therapy does have that risk of developing coronary artery disease, and it can be several years to a decade or more later," Mehta said.
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Henry went home from the hospital with a stent in her left coronary artery and a fistful of prescriptions, all paid for by pregnancy Medicaid.
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Researchers have learned that a patient with a narrowed artery may have plaques not just in a single blocked area, but throughout the coronary arteries.
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By late Saturday morning, after doctors had stabilized three of their colleagues in the coronary care unit, physicians from the family medicine department huddled together.
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A 1999 study found that "moderate drinkers are at lower risk for the most common form of heart disease, coronary artery disease than are either heavier drinkers or abstainers," due to the "protective effects" of alcohol on the heart linked to blood chemistry and "the prevention of clot formation in arteries that deliver blood to the heart muscle," leading to a lower risk of coronary disease.
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Researchers adjusted for age, education, race or ethnicity and heart failure risk factors such as high blood pressure, diabetes, coronary artery disease, anemia or atrial fibrillation.
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Despite finding elevated risk for cardiovascular events, including heart attacks and coronary artery disease, the meta-analysis found no relationship between white coat hyertension and stroke.
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The former ACLU litigator has survived multiple bouts with cancer, and in 2014 underwent a procedure to have a stent placed in her right coronary artery.
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All of the participants had their blood tested and underwent an intravascular ultrasound — a test that produces detailed images of the lining of the coronary arteries.
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" 2015: Journal of the American College of Cardiology — "Saturated Fats Compared With Unsaturated Fats and Sources of Carbohydrates in Relation to Risk of Coronary Heart Disease.
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People who are most at risk of coronary artery disease are tobacco smokers, overweight, physically inactive, and those who eat a diet high in trans fats.
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Some conditions like coronary artery disease or a heart attack may require a stent or bypass surgery to restore normal blood flow to an obstructed artery.
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Only 32% of the study participants were at target LDL cholesterol levels, though the ones that were had a 41% lower risk of coronary heart disease.
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Higher daytime and nighttime blood pressure measured outside the doctor's office is associated with an increased risk of coronary artery disease, stroke, and death, they explain.
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For a study published today in the New England Journal of Medicine, researchers looked at data from almost 10,000 men and women with coronary artery disease.
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Well, one study from 2016 suggested that people who sleep over eight hours every night might be at higher risk for dying of coronary heart disease.
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One study found that putting in long hours could result in a 230% higher likelihood of coronary heart disease, compared with people who work standard hours.
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It details a 70-year-old man with coronary artery disease, a condition where the buildup of plaque in arteries narrows blood flow to the heart.
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The potentially new use would be for prevention of blood clots in high-risk patients with coronary artery disease (CAD) or symptomatic peripheral artery disease (PAD).
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Subsequent analyses revealed that the presence of breast arterial calcium was about 70 percent accurate overall in predicting the presence of calcium in the coronary arteries.
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People who got two servings per day had lower risks of coronary heart disease, cardiovascular disease, death from stroke, cancer, respiratory disease, infectious disease and diabetes.
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The Minnesota Coronary Experiment, conducted at the University of Minnesota between 1968 and 1973, involved almost 10,000 patients from six mental hospitals and a nursing home.
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" The study's authors conclude, "Assessing optimism and pessimism as separate entities improves the prognostic values of the connection between these personality traits and coronary heart disease.
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Carlos Carrillo, one of Martinelli's lawyers, said he was being held in the hospital's coronary unit, but declined to give further details about his client's health.
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"The coronary artery bypass graft operation does nothing for the basic cause of the disease," Dr. Johnson said, adding, "Prevention is, of course, the ultimate answer."
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The project, called One Brave Idea, aims to prevent and reverse coronary heart disease by uncovering new genetic and molecular factors that put individuals at risk.
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Her doctors followed up with additional medical tests that showed Ms. Christ had life-threatening blockages in three coronary arteries, prompting triple bypass surgery last year.
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An ample supply of HDL cholesterol in blood serum has long been linked to protection against coronary heart disease and stroke, so what could be bad?
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Personal Health Lessons from Jane Brody's brother: Having all the right cholesterol numbers and staying active is no guarantee your coronary arteries are in great shape.
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Researchers collected data on 11,709 middle-aged people, average age 54, without a history of coronary heart disease or stroke; 552 of them had orthostatic hypotension.
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At a November 2013 court hearing during which Blazer entered guilty pleas to federal charges, he said he had rectal cancer, diabetes and coronary artery disease.
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Scientists prospectively followed 9,509 men and women with stable coronary artery disease, examining them and recording their weight an average of 12 times over five years.
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Between 2010 and 2012, technetium 201m use decreased by nearly 25 percent, while the rates of other tests used to evaluate coronary artery disease remained stable.
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Greg Norton, a spokesman for the prison, the Butner Federal Correctional Complex, confirmed the death, saying the cause was complications of diabetes and coronary artery disease.
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Coronary heart disease, we were taught as medical residents, was typically caused by the buildup in the arteries of plaque, made up mainly of cholesterol deposits.
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But other cardiovascular diseases like coronary artery anomalies, which are the second-leading cause of sudden cardiac death in athletes, wouldn't show up on the EKG.
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Kathiresan, a cardiologist and geneticist, spent years researching people who have a naturally occurring gene variant that lowers their risk of heart attacks and coronary artery disease.
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Studies from 2000 suggested it contributed to 220,256 additional cases of hypertension across Europe every year and 10,000 premature deaths related to coronary heart diseases or strokes.
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We operate plans where we provide health services like diabetes management programs, low-back pain programs, coronary disease programs, employers dealing with productivity challenges from that standpoint.
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The court's oldest member, Ginsburg has survived multiple bouts with cancer, and in 2014 underwent a procedure to have a stent placed in her right coronary artery.
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Women hospitalized with bulimia were more than five times more likely to have heart attacks and more than six times more likely to have coronary artery disease.
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When a patient has a major heart attack because a coronary artery shuts off, placing a stent can help save the patient's life by opening the blockage.
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The Supreme Court's oldest justice, Ginsburg has previously survived two forms of cancer and a heart procedure to have a stent placed in her right coronary artery.
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Divorce was associated with 33 percent higher odds of death from coronary heart disease and a more than doubled risk of death from strokes, the study found.
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With older people, that would most likely lead to a swift coronary-related death, which, given the patients' ages and general health, would probably not arouse suspicion.
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The test, a scan for coronary artery calcium or CAC, provides patients with a simple score or a quantifiable measure of how hardened their arteries have become.
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We had one woman, 45, who had calcium in four coronary arteries, putting her at 4003 percent risk for a major heart attack in the next decade.
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Although coronary artery disease does not always produce symptoms, when symptoms occur they should not be ignored but rather brought to a doctor's attention with minimal delay.
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The patients in the control group, on the other hand, had on average 5 percent more coronary obstruction after one year and 28 percent after five years.
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Because it signaled acute heart trouble, the senator went to the hospital where doctors implanted two stents in one of the coronary arteries that nourish the heart.
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If that plaque accumulation in the arteries leading to the heart, it can cause coronary artery disease, which can result in a heart attack or heart failure.
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Details: Bloomberg underwent a coronary stent placement for a blocked artery in 2000, and his doctor reports that he has undergone routine cardiac stress testing since then.
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Coronary arteries clogged by fatty plaque can reduce blood flow to the heart, causing chest pain and possible heart attacks if the blood flow is completely blocked.
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Yet, more than half of stable coronary patients, who may have symptoms like chest pain during vigorous exercise, are treated with stents before they've tried conservative therapy.
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Participants were tracked on average for 103 years and during the study period there were were 2,820 cases of coronary heart disease and 1,072 cases of stroke.
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In those studies, exposure to small particles has been linked with a range of bad cardiovascular outcomes, including heart attacks, high blood pressure, and coronary artery disease.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg is 82 years old, has struggled with both colon and pancreatic cancer, and received a stent in her right coronary artery following heart trouble.
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Abetted by an industry that funded scientific research linking fat with coronary disease, sugar, the real culprit according to Mr Taubes, was allowed to slip off the hook.
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Other health conditions that affect your cardiovascular system can result in congestive heart failure, such as damage to your heart valves, high blood pressure, and coronary artery disease.
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Heart disease is a broad term that describes many kinds of heart damage — such as heart failure, coronary artery disease, silent ischemia, heart attacks, and peripheral arterial disease.
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This all fits veganism's association with valuing health, simplicity and low environmental impact—an implicit rejection of the values and coronary arteries of older red-meat-eating men.
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The procedure is usually performed to find out if a patient has a disease of the heart muscle, valves or coronary arteries, according to the American Heart Association.
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Participants suffered from coronary artery disease (CAD) or peripheral artery disease (PAD), which are common forms of gradually constricting arteries in the legs, neck and around the heart.
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Results of this study also show that golf can help protect against chronic conditions such as coronary artery disease, type 2 diabetes, stroke and colon and breast cancer.
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Coronary heart disease has likely plagued and killed humans for thousands of years and is still one of the leading causes of death worldwide in the 21st century.
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Researchers found that the same genetic variations that contribute to plaque buildup in arteries, which cause coronary heart disease, also contribute to greater male and female reproductive success.
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Malnutrition is also a disease of overconsumption, obesity and being overweight, which contributes to a whole host of non-communicable diseases like diabetes, hypertension and coronary heart disease.
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The researchers focused on outcomes from three significantly different surgeries: colectomy, in which all or part of the colon is removed; coronary artery bypass grafting; and hip replacement.
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A large, new meta-analysis published in The BMJ found that smoking just one cigarette a day could drastically increase the risk of coronary heart disease and stroke.
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But the physician said Trump's cardiac health was excellent, noting the president had undergone an exercise stress test, and said he consulted cardiologists about Trump's coronary calcium score.
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A 2013 study published in the journal Circulation found that men who skipped breakfast had a significantly higher risk of coronary heart disease than men who ate breakfast.
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Heart failure is most often the result of damage from coronary artery disease, a buildup of fatty material within the heart arteries associated with heart attack and stroke.
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Ginsburg is the Supreme Court's oldest justice and has previously survived two forms of cancer and a procedure to have a stent placed in her right coronary artery.
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Consider René Favaloro, an Argentine heart surgeon in the 1960s, who pioneered a coronary bypass technique in Cleveland, then returned to Argentina to set up a cardiovascular foundation.
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About 503,250 people die of coronary heart disease — the most common type — annually in the United States, and 250 million worldwide, making it one of the biggest killers.
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The reason this can happen is coronary arteries, which supply blood to the heart muscle, can slowly become narrow from a buildup of fat, cholesterol and other substances.
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People feeling depressed after a diagnosis of acute coronary syndrome should feel free to open up to their doctors so they can be treated, Kapadia told Reuters Health.
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After surgeons inserted two stents to relieve coronary artery blockages, Sanders returned home to rest in Vermont as political observers wondered whether he could resume full-bore campaigning.
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"The high consumption of added sugars in the U.S.A. is most likely contributing to excess obesity, Type 2 diabetes, dyslipidemia, hypertension, and coronary heart disease," the study read.
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"However, evidence is growing that social isolation is a risk factor for dementia and it increases the risk of hypertension, coronary heart disease, and depression," the researchers wrote.
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Eating a one-ounce serving five times a week was associated with a 14 percent reduction in cardiovascular events and a 20 percent reduction in coronary heart disease.
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There are several possible reasons for the link, including similar underlying causes for dementia and heart attack — among them, hypertension, stroke and having undergone coronary artery bypass surgery.
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But the reason I now held his death certificate — his sister and mother in tears by his bed — was more pedestrian: a ruptured plaque in his coronary artery.
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But those presidential hopes quickly faded after a hospitalization this month, and he underwent surgery for coronary disease Wednesday, FARC Senate candidate Ivan Marquez told reporters in Bogota.
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Beverly H. Brummett and colleagues reported in 2001 that among adults with coronary artery disease, the mortality rate was 2.4 times higher among those who were socially isolated.
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The last and most difficult was the C.R.T. — a cardiac-reactivity test, in which patients' coronary arteries are injected with drugs that trigger either vascular contraction or relaxation.
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Among these indigenous South Americans, known as the Tsimane (pronounced chee-MAH-nay), coronary atherosclerosis was found to be one-fifth as common than in the United States.
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This test uses a CT (computed tomography) to look for the buildup of calcium plaques on the walls of the coronary arteries, which supply blood to the heart.
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One large study of Medicare patients found surgeons over age 60 had higher mortality rates for several kinds of operations, including coronary bypasses, but not for other procedures.
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"However, there are number of dietary patterns that have clearly been demonstrated to reduce the risk of many chronic diseases, including coronary heart disease," Freeman said in a statement.
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Cultures with diets that contain considerable fat, like the Inuit and the Maasai, experienced obesity, hypertension and coronary disease only when they began to eat profuse amounts of sugar.
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Also known as ischemic heart disease is a narrowing of the coronary arteries due to plaque buildup, and the most common type of heart disease in the United States.
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Although he had a history of health problems—including diagnoses of coronary artery disease and diabetes—those issues weren't what brought him to the office of Dr. Lourdes DelRosso.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgian biotech group Tigenix said on Monday its medical trial with a novel treatment for patients at risk of heart failure after a coronary attack was successful.
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A Cambridge University study published in Science shows that, for a certain segment of the population, the good kind of cholesterol actually increases their risk of coronary heart disease.
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Women under 46 who had both ovaries removed experienced a marked increase in eight chronic health conditions, including coronary artery disease, depression, arthritis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and osteoporosis.
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Amanda Freeman, 32, an inmate at the Oklahoma County jail, died a day after the alleged exorcism attempt from an acute coronary event due to methamphetamine use, FOXCAROLINA reported.
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It found their risk of death from coronary artery disease—or any other cause—as well as their need for heart surgery like angioplasty dropped by about a third.
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A study titled "Frequency, Type, and Volume of Leisure-Time Physical Activity and Risk of Coronary Heart Disease in Young Women" was recently published in the Circulation medical journal.
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In the 78-week study of 968 heart patients already on optimum statin therapy, Repatha lowered the percentage of atheroma volume in coronary arteries and demonstrated some plaque regression.
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In both groups, information on participants' history of high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, coronary artery disease, stroke and heart failure came from self-reports and were not measured.
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Fivefold greater risk The new study, presented at the 69th Annual Conference of the Cardiological Society of India, looked at coronary artery disease, a major form of cardiovascular disease.
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And, compared with non-using VA heart patients, those who used meth were less likely to have significant coronary artery disease yet tended to visit the ER more frequently.
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In those times, a simple laceration could mean death, and modern procedures like organ transplantation, coronary bypass surgery, and prosthetic joint replacements were the fantastic stuff of scientific fiction.
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America's obesity epidemic is shortening the lives of Americans and burdening them with a range of chronic diseases, including coronary heart disease, type-II diabetes, hypertension and certain cancers.
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The paper highlights the pitfalls of a potentially powerful genetic tool, polygenic scores, for predicting a person's risk of diseases such as coronary artery disease or type 2 diabetes.
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Since then scientists have developed procedures that bypass or prop open diseased coronary arteries, as well as implantable cardiac devices and heart medications that save millions of lives annually.
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It tells us what drug is best to start if you have someone over 55 with high blood pressure and at least one risk factor for coronary heart disease.
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But a person's risk for coronary artery disease really only starts to increase if they have the very highest number of SNPs that are correlated with heart disease risk.
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People like that, although they only have one cardiac risk factor, sometimes none, they wouldn't think of themselves of [having] a very high elevated risk for coronary artery disease.
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Scoring in the 70th percentile of risk for coronary artery disease may sound scary, but it won't increase a person's chances of getting that disease by all that much.
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One such substance is called retinol-binding protein 216 (RBP232) that was found in a 16-year study of nurses to increase the risk of developing coronary heart disease.
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The Million Women Study conducted in Britain demonstrated a direct link between the development of coronary heart disease and an increase in waist circumference over a 20-year period.
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People who were metabolically healthy but considered merely overweight were at a 30 percent greater risk of coronary heart disease compared to their normal weight and metabolically healthy peers.
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According to a letter released by Bloomberg's doctor in late 2019, he had surgery in 2000 in which a coronary stent was inserted to deal with a blocked artery.
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Among U.S.-born men, 23 percent had coronary heart disease and 228 percent had experienced a stroke, compared with 22018 percent and 2.1 percent, respectively, of foreign-born men.
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For people with coronary artery disease, rapidly losing and regaining weight — or "yo-yo" dieting — may increase the risk for deadly heart attacks and strokes, a new study suggests.
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