Silent heart attacks are just as dangerous and common as traditional heart attacks.
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Silent heart attacks are milder than traditional heart attacks and may not come with any symptoms.
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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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What is a silent heart attackA 2015 study published in the journal Circulation of nearly 10,000 participants compared silent heart attacks and traditional ones, and found that silent heart attacks accounted for nearly half of all heart attacks.
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Nine years into the study, 317 of the volunteers had "silent" heart attacks and 386 had heart attacks that were noticed right away.
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Cardiologists have been chronicling heart attacks in sports fans for decades, and the research suggests that rooting for the losing team boosts heart attacks.
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While 2% of cannabis abusers who had heart attacks died during their stay, none of the cocaine or amphetamine users who had heart attacks died.
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Smokers have heart attacks at younger ages, but no study has looked at the incidence of heart attacks among young smokers in a local population.
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But even though these heart attacks do not cause the classic symptoms of chest or arm pain, they're doing just as much damage as heart attacks that do.
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This means that silent heart attacks made up 45 percent of all the heart attacks in the group, Soliman and colleagues reported in the American Heart Association journal circulation.
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What was the ... Just seeing all the heart attacks?
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Among the women who gave birth, 1,061 had a heart attack during their labor and delivery; 922 had heart attacks during their pregnancy, and 2,390 women had heart attacks after they gave birth.
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He also takes baby aspirin to ward off heart attacks.
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She had suffered at least two heart attacks in prison.
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In 2015, he experienced three heart attacks and a stroke.
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He's as serious as four heart attacks and a stroke.
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The stress alone could give some of them heart attacks.
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This may increase the chances of heart attacks and strokes.
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And look, this is the leading cause of heart attacks.
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Heart attacks, strokes and burns all benefit from quick care.
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Actual emergencies included car wrecks, heart attacks and drug overdoses.
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Stress can also lead to cardiovascular disease and heart attacks.
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Other studies cite increased traffic accidents and even heart attacks.
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Alex also suffered mild heart attacks in 2007 and 2012.
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After eight heart attacks, I have learned to be ready.
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The main outcomes of interest were heart attacks and death.
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In 2004, he suffered the first of two heart attacks.
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He suffered two minor heart attacks, in 2007 and 2012.
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Studies examined the risk of cardiac arrest, not heart attacks.
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Serious cardiovascular events, including heart attacks, occurred in both groups.
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Because the signs of heart attacks in women can be far more subtle or vague than those traditionally associated with heart attacks, women may not always get the care they need when they need it.
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New and previous heart attacks were also detected in the autopsy.
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"You don't want people fainting or having heart attacks," Illig says.
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It's not a real health outcome, like heart attacks or death.
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Eight more died of heart attacks across Europe in 2003-163.
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He's been struggling with diabetes and has had multiple heart attacks.
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In the book, he revealed that he's had five heart attacks.
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Two people suffered heart attacks from shock, the Washington Post reported.
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During the study, researchers observed 949 heart attacks and 455 strokes.
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Later trials showed we were causing heart attacks, not preventing them.
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Emergency doctors battle crises like strokes, heart attacks and gunshot wounds.
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He had suffered previous heart attacks and was missing a kidney.
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Over seven years of follow-up, there were 5,218 heart attacks.
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Heart attacks result from blockages in blood flow to the heart.
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Both had devoted fathers who died in 1977 of heart attacks.
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We may win by getting everyone fat and having heart attacks.
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We haven't had too many phones and very few heart attacks.
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We haven't had too many phones, and very few heart attacks.
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They work to lower blood cholesterol and help prevent heart attacks.
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Nasty stuff, linked to conditions like asthma, lung damage, and heart attacks.
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Back in 22017, researchers thought tea drinkers might have fewer heart attacks.
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Those can cause seizures, heart attacks, frightening hallucinations, and sometimes even death.
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Other workers perish from heart attacks or strokes due to long hours.
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That day, 14 more Dutch men died of heart attacks than expected.
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Poor air quality can also lead to more strokes and heart attacks.
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People having heart attacks are not always aware of it, Badhwar said.
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In particular, it is the condition that causes heart attacks and strokes.
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The ban didn't appear to impact heart attacks for younger people, however.
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The two other victims fell after having heart attacks, state officials said.
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But lots of families had other emergencies—heart attacks, going into labor.
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These bits of coal cause asthma, strokes, lung damage and heart attacks.
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Many believed that these stents prevented heart attacks and maybe even death.
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Within a year and a half, his parents died of heart attacks.
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Their findings have implications for treating cancer, anemia, heart attacks and strokes.
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Only two studies quantified the risk between marijuana use and heart attacks.
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And as a result -- heart attacks, strokes, traffic accidents, and finally suicide.
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The virulent fungus hinders the animals' ability to breathe, causing heart attacks.
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Sixteen years earlier, after six heart attacks, he'd had a heart transplant.
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They died within hours of each other from heart attacks last April.
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For example, in a study of 252 British men who had suffered heart attacks, following a low-fat, high-carbohydrate diet reduced cholesterol levels by a meager 5 percent and had virtually no effect on future heart attacks.
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A later study that analyzed data from the Israeli national survey of acute coronary syndromes found patients rarely identified a big meal as the trigger for their heart attacks, linking fewer than 2 percent of heart attacks to overeating.
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Heart attacks, stroke, and even limb amputation can eventually happen as a result.
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New and previous heart attacks were detected by the autopsy, the office said.
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Some felt pain in their chests and worried they were having heart attacks.
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Regular cigarettes are known to cause cardiovascular diseases like heart attacks and strokes.
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My father had three heart attacks; he was a heavy smoker and drinker.
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These are all Apollo astronauts who died of heart attacks or related complications.
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High blood pressure, or hypertension, can cause strokes, heart attacks, and kidney failure.
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The announcement comes more than a decade after he suffered two heart attacks.
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On the other hand, it raises the risk of heart attacks by 10%.
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They had lower rates of heart disease and heart attacks and lived longer.
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Heavy pollution also increases the risk of heart attacks and strokes in adults.
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Overall, heart attacks are more common than cardiac arrest in the United States.
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She said he had had three heart attacks in the past eight months.
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Exposure to ozone pollution increases the rates of cardiovascular disease, including heart attacks.
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Smog is linked to heart attacks, strokes, diabetes, lung disease, and lung cancer.
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The official death toll does include suicides, heart attacks and other such cases.
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Today, many doctors prescribe exercise for their patients who have had heart attacks.
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The patients were gravely ill, their hearts scarred by infections or heart attacks.
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Christmas may be the peak time for heart attacks — at least in Sweden.
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There is also an increased incidence of heart attacks after a time change.
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Quarterback Doug Flutie's parents died on the same day, both of heart attacks.
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Still, it's not yet clear to what extent this will prevent heart attacks.
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Santillán suffered three heart attacks while being treated, including one on Wednesday night.
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Occasionally, people coming in with chest pain and dizziness are having heart attacks.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Monday is statistically the most common day for heart attacks.
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"I mean, we thought we could predict heart attacks," added Quanttus investor Stan Reiss.
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It will look for reductions in heart attacks and strokes, for example, Bradbury said.
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Her mother in Syria has had multiple heart attacks and is not doing well.
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Death rates from heart attacks, strokes, childbirth, and other urgent care situations would spike.
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In addition, they had 117 percent more heart attacks and 136 percent more strokes.
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CNN is now the Cardiac Care Network, because their ppl are having heart attacks.
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Silent heart attacks can be detected by EKG, which measures the heart's electrical activity.
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While chest pain is commonly associated with heart attacks, it isn't the only symptom.
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Critics note there's little to no evidence that depression screening prevents additional heart attacks.
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The study noted that external triggers clearly do not always lead to heart attacks.
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Odom suffered several strokes and heart attacks and doctors didn't think he'd fully recover.
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Two women died of heart attacks as the ground shook, the city government said.
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Heart attacks and vasoconstriction are the most common causes of death in those cases.
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Plaintiffs across the country claim AndroGel can cause heart attacks, strokes and other injuries.
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For patients with prior heart attacks or strokes, statins lead to overwhelming cardiovascular benefit.
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Heart attacks, some neighbors said, but the whispers and witnesses said something else: heroin.
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They also provide emergency care to patients suffering from heart attacks, drowning, or shock.
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In Scotland between 2000 and 2016, there were a total of 117,161 heart attacks.
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So when not one, but two fans suffered heart attacks during the Dortmund vs.
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Heart attacks and strokes are not taking a break while the virus is here.
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Did eating eggs increase their risk for heart attacks, coronary heart disease or stroke?
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Researchers are planning to expand the experiments to adults who have survived heart attacks.
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My heart's ability to pump blood actually increased after the last five heart attacks.
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But rabbits, apparently, were adept at having quick heart attacks when under mortal threat.
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The higher one's blood pressure, the greater the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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The injected drugs were later shown to also cut the risk of heart attacks.
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The injected drugs were later shown to also cut the risk of heart attacks.
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When the weather is bad, more people have heart attacks, Swedish researchers have found.
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But many others expired prematurely of alcoholism, depression, midlife heart attacks and car accidents.
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The accumulation damages cells and can lead to kidney failure, heart attacks and strokes.
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Yet nearly 40 percent of people hospitalized with heart attacks are over age 75.
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Heart attacks and strokes cause damage when hearts and brains are deprived of oxygen.
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Another three reported increased risk of heart attacks and strokes from the painkiller Vioxx.
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Over the study period, 1,664 people had heart attacks and 425 died right away.
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There was no significant reduction in non-fatal heart attacks or non-fatal strokes.
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The most common non-cancer deaths were from heart attacks, strokes and brain hemorrhages.
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Another three reported increased risk of heart attacks and strokes from the painkiller Vioxx.
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"And his dad died when he was 57, all of heart attacks," Ryan said.
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Older Americans are having fewer heart attacks and surviving them longer than ever before.
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Losing services like air conditioning can exacerbate risks like heart attacks when temperatures rise.
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In Turkey, two men had heart attacks after taking cayenne pepper pills for weight loss.
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One reason for this, Wenger said, was that men developed heart attacks at younger ages.
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The storm was blamed for five deaths in New York, including three from heart attacks.
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Typically, Hayes Funeral Home deals with people over 60 — "heart attacks and strokes," Hayes said.
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"The modifiable risk factors are the same for both kinds of heart attacks," he said.
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They prefer to keep patients on cheap, generic statins already shown to prevent heart attacks.
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King, 85, has had several heart attacks, and in 1987 he underwent quintuple bypass surgery.
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His health was also fragile after a stroke and 3 heart attacks back in 2015.
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One of the big killers in fires is just exhaustion, which leads to heart attacks.
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Her family had feared Valles wouldn't make it after suffering two heart attacks in April.
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Heart attacks, for instance, are very hard to diagnose from symptoms alone, like chest pain.
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On its official list, there are three suicides and a few heart attacks, for example.
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Those hospitals also saw 36 additional deaths per 10,000 heart attacks per year on average.
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Particle pollution has been linked to lung and throat cancers, as well as heart attacks.
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Heart attacks increase 24 percent in the week after the U.S. "springs forward" in March.
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Diabetes can lead to grim complications, from heart attacks and strokes to blindness and amputations.
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Sibutramine was yanked off the market after it was linked to heart attacks and strokes.
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Four people died from heart attacks while clearing snow, according to The New York Times.
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Ireland's national smoking ban in 2004, for instance, reduced heart attacks and childhood asthma attacks.
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This indicates the progression of atherosclerosis and an increased risk for heart attacks and strokes.
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And some had, particularly from heart attacks among men with calcium scores higher than 100.
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Sixty-six-year-old men with poor lifestyle habits die of heart attacks every day.
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During the study, 205 people died and 129 had events like heart attacks or strokes.
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So, if you guys are listening to this ... Why am I laughing at heart attacks?
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It also has higher rates of mortality for problems such as cancer, heart attacks and strokes.
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I think we'll be able to predict things like heart attacks and strokes before they happen.
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Heatstroke and exertion-related heart attacks caused nine out of 13 football-related deaths in 2017.
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"We expected to find a link between hockey and the occurrence of heart attacks," Ly said.
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They also tested for signs of exposure to chemicals linked to heart attacks and irritated airways.
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The researchers also projected 20,400 fewer incidents of strokes and heart attacks, and 18,900 fewer deaths.
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We know long-term risk factors for heart attacks include high blood pressure, smoking, and inactivity.
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Although it's common for humans to experience heart attacks, the same event is rare in mammals.
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It also acts to reduce premature deaths from common cardiovascular events including heart attacks and strokes.
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Diabetes is a major cause of blindness, kidney failure, heart attacks, stroke and lower limb amputation.
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In the entire group, 23 percent of patients died within one year of their heart attacks.
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Overall, they experienced 20,914 cardiovascular events such as heart attacks, strokes, atrial fibrillation and heart failure.
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I screamed, sweated, and had mini heart attacks throughout, but I won't lie, I enjoyed it.
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This is a major reason that women die more frequently of heart attacks than men do.
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But in recent years, heart attacks and strokes have become more common, especially in rural areas.
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Public health advocates say the standards could eventually help avert thousands of heart attacks and strokes.
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Not buying insurance is no protection against heart attacks, drug overdoses, appendicitis, car accidents, and cancers.
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Extreme physical exertion and extreme emotional distress also often have been linked to sudden heart attacks.
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She cited the possibilities of debilitating cramps, heart attacks and head-crunching crashes into the wall.
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The association says heart attacks can be fatal, but they do not automatically lead to death.
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Yet most heart attacks do not lead to sudden arrest, according to the American Heart Association.
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Payment might be linked, for example, to the effectiveness of a drug in preventing heart attacks.
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It also increases the risk for heart attacks, even for people without pre-existing heart disease.
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Researchers at Yale followed discharged Medicare patients after hospitalizations for heart failure, heart attacks and pneumonia.
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He was saved from cardiac arrest on May 13 and continues to have small heart attacks.
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This causes the body to release stress hormones so powerful they can literally cause heart attacks.
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Men present with heart attacks differently from women, and so their cardiac events are often missed.
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Plaintiffs claimed, and evidence showed, that the drug increased the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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Also, researchers have found that silent heart attacks are more common in older adults with diabetes.
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Another who's been revived from three serious heart attacks and is now dying of prostate cancer.
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The switch to daylight saving time has been linked to increases in heart attacks as well.
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Each day I see people with serious heart problems: heart attacks, arrhythmias, heart failure and beyond.
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The former football star Doug Flutie's parents died on the same day, both of heart attacks.
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That makes quick response essential, he said, citing the examples of suspected heart attacks and strokes.
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Research shows a link between heart attacks and the flu, especially for those with heart problems.
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Doctors don't fully understand what about the flu might lead to heart attacks in some people.
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In treating heart attacks and strokes, the U.S. actually had the best record of any country.
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People live longer healthier lives; there would be fewer heart attacks and strokes and lung cancer.
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Excess salt in our foods increases our risk of hypertension, leading to heart attacks and strokes.
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I've also met so many others who've suffered heart attacks, some as young as I was.
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SCAD is now recognized as the most common cause of heart attacks in women under 40.
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But many climbers die from falls and avalanches, and others from health problems like heart attacks.
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Those findings applied to people with no history of dementia, physical disability, heart attacks or strokes.
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So knowing how women might experience heart attacks a bit differently than men is super important.
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Previous research also suggests that influenza may play a role in triggering blood clots and heart attacks.
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The cases alleged that drinking Monster Energy Drinks could lead to heart attacks, stroke, and kidney failure.
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It won't track heart attacks, help you get off meds or replace your doctor, among other things.
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High-sensitivity CRP is often measured to evaluate someone's risk for cardiovascular disease, heart attacks, and stroke.
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But a huge question remained: Could these drugs actually cut the incidence of strokes or heart attacks?
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And cayenne peppers have been rarely linked to heart attacks or suddenly constricted arteries near the heart.
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Heart attacks and stroke are the leading causes of death globally, according to the World Health Organization.
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"Absolutely, these numbers should be counted, because stress is a known factor for heart attacks," he said.
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For the study, 10,000 participants who had previously suffered heart attacks were randomly divided into two groups.
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Merck's anacetrapib does also lower "bad" LDL cholesterol, which has proven to cut heart attacks and deaths.
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But no study has shown whether all of this actually amounts to fewer heart attacks and strokes.
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About half of heart attacks happen to those who have what are considered normal levels of cholesterol.
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Between 1987 and 1990, 20 Belgian and Dutch cyclists suspected of using EPO died of heart attacks.
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Blood-doping can cause heart attacks; more than a dozen cyclists' deaths have been linked to it.
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And data showed survival rates for heart attacks, strokes and several types of cancer have gone up.
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Most states allow insurance companies to screen for conditions ranging from diabetes to heart attacks and cancer.
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According to the New York Times, both died of heart attacks and were buried together on Monday.
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The drug, which is sprayed onto plant matter and smoked, can cause vomiting, seizures and heart attacks.
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The main endpoints the researchers tracked were major cardiovascular events — strokes, heart attacks, death from cardiovascular causes.
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A study from the University of Maryland Medical Center showed that laughter may help prevent heart attacks.
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She said some people with the disease suffer heart attacks when they are only 5 years old.
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But for heart attacks specifically, findings showed an overall 28% reduction in those taking omega-3 supplements.
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While he was hospitalized Lamar was in a coma and suffered 12 strokes and six heart attacks.
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Sweden scientists tested whether a drone could be used to rush defibrillators to people suffering heart attacks.
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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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Similarly, millions of postmenopausal women were thrown onto estrogen because observational data suggested it prevented heart attacks.
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Even as the death rate from heart attacks is falling, the figure for heart failure is rising.
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Meldonium is an anti-ischemic drug that is meant to treat angina, heart attacks, and heart failure.
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Mr. Castellucci counters Winkelmann's lofty words with shocking scenes of heart attacks, disembowelments, amputations and so on.
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The stress pushed several people to suicide; others died of heart attacks while waiting in bank lines.
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Researchers are hoping that mitochondrial transplants also can repair heart muscle damaged during heart attacks in adults.
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As the pollution rates diminish, so should lung cancer, heart attacks, and strokes among people living there.
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The others included electrical failures of oxygen tanks, suicides and natural causes like heart attacks, he said.
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People are more likely to have heart attacks when the weather is bad, Swedish researchers have found.
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Pre-eclampsia was tied to a higher risk of stroke, heart attacks and other problems in mothers.
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The findings have implications for treating a variety of diseases, including cancer, anemia, heart attacks and strokes.
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Poor air quality can increase the incidence of breathing problems and contribute to conditions like heart attacks.
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Some diabetes drugs lower blood sugar, yet somehow can increase the chances of heart attacks and strokes.
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They are ignoring the incredible database showing statins improve survival and reduce heart attacks, stroke and hospitalizations.
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Deaths from natural causes, especially heart attacks, are often counted as expressions of loyalty in party accounts.
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These patients are different from people who experience cardiac arrest or heart attacks outside of the hospital.
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The mayor of Mexico City said two residents had died after from heart attacks following the tremors.
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But even a small improvement makes a huge difference considering how common heart attacks are, he said.
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More than 1,000 people sought treatment at hospitals for injuries, anxiety and heart attacks after the quake.
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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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Women with preeclampsia also have a much higher risk of heart attacks and strokes later in life.
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Biden has no history of diabetes, high blood pressure, heart attacks, or neurological disorders, his doctor wrote.
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Should older people in good health start taking aspirin to prevent heart attacks, strokes, dementia and cancer?
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During nearly four years of follow-up, there were 143 new heart attacks and deaths from heart disease and 570 new cases of cardiovascular disease (including not just heart attacks and deaths but also heart failure, stroke, procedures to reopen clogged arteries, and other heart and blood vessel problems).
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It can also help prevent a number of chronic diseases, like type 2 diabetes, heart attacks and strokes.
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Passengers, he said, "could have had heart attacks" or other issues, or been emotionally scarred by the incident.
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The study will examine which group ends up experiencing more health issues, including heart attacks, strokes, and deaths.
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The State Department's data set does not include deaths of Americans from natural causes, such as heart attacks.
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These particles lodge deep in the lungs causing heart attacks, strokes, lung cancer and respiratory diseases, doctors say.
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Statins are typically prescribed to people with high cholesterol or a high risk for heart attacks or strokes.
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The condition is known to increase the chances of high blood pressure, stroke, obesity, diabetes and heart attacks.
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In today's study, published in Science Advances, rats undergoing heart attacks had the bacteria injected into their hearts.
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High blood pressure can damage the blood vessels and lead to serious problems like heart attacks and strokes.
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Depending on whom you ask, coffee will stunt your growth, cause heart attacks, and probably give you cancer.
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Evi Novida Ginting, a KPU commissioner, told CNN the deaths were mostly caused by exhaustion and heart attacks.
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How it works: Freestanding ERs often don't provide treatment for common emergencies like trauma, strokes and heart attacks.
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Members of the group had experienced their own challenges with heart health, including heart attacks and bypass surgeries.
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That means Ambulnz isn't providing rides for people who get shot, have heart attacks or encounter other emergencies.
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Worse, chronic inflammation has been linked to the development of atherosclerosis, heart attacks, strokes, diabetes, and autoimmune diseases.
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Gabby is certain to outlive us all, but the workout-averse could save themselves from heart attacks, too.
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Why it matters: About half of all heart attacks occur in people who don't have high cholesterol levels.
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Too many people grind away for money, dying of heart attacks because they sacrificed themselves and their health.
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People who have suffered heart attacks or have other heart problems are at increased risk of cardiac arrest.
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The particles can be inhaled deep into the lungs, causing heart attacks, strokes, lung cancer and respiratory diseases.
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During the study, a total of 1,409 first-time cardiovascular disease events like heart attacks and strokes occurred.
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For men who take Lupron, its label warns of increased risk of heart attacks, strokes, and sudden death.
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Yet 2000 participants had heart attacks, compared with 255 patients in the group who were taking a placebo.
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Passengers "could have had heart attacks," he said, or been emotionally scarred by the crickets and the worms.
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But a big study on whether the new medicine decreases heart attacks and strokes has not yet finished.
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One gene, found in African Americans, lowered the risk of heart attacks, strokes, and related problems by 88%.
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He was admitted to Hackensack University Medical Center over the weekend and had two heart attacks, officials said.
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They devote their professional lives to rescuing patients having heart attacks and bringing them back from the brink.
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Not to mention that omega-3 fatty acids seem to reduce inflammation, a key feature of heart attacks.
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His favorite manager and general manager, Gil Hodges and Johnny Murphy, had long since died of heart attacks.
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Women progress faster to AIDS than infected men, and are more likely to have heart attacks and strokes.
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Yes, 90 percent of all heart attacks are preventable — but more than 735,000 Americans annually still suffer one.
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"We are forgetting that people die very ordinary deaths — cancer, old age, traffic accidents, heart attacks," he said.
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But was it supposed to impair cognitive development and cause heart attacks, diabetes and mental illness decades later?
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For example, it defines heart attacks differently in stent and bypass patients, making comparison of the procedures difficult.
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Yet mice don't have heart attacks, and their muscles start wasting suddenly, rather than gradually, as ours do.
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Researchers followed 48,188 middle-aged adults without any history of heart attacks or strokes for about 18 years.
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Ask Well Q. How does the Mediterranean diet stack up against statins in preventing heart attacks and strokes?
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Heart attacks and strokes also lead to considerable disability, lost work time and otherwise circumscribed lives and abilities.
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She emphasized, though, that people who have had heart attacks or have stents should continue with the medication.
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Problem: Increased heart attack risk Number of incidents: Linked to 252,000 heart attacks or deaths Prescribed to around 80 million people worldwide to treat acute pain and other conditions, Vioxx was withdrawn from the market after a clinical trial showed that it doubled the risk of heart attacks, strokes and death.
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Ultimately, we could even get early warnings of heart attacks, strokes or other events, giving us time to act.
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And, none of the three COE programs appeared to make a meaningful difference in mortality rates for heart attacks.
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Aaaaaaannnd it might cause a few more people to have heart attacks and boost the frequency of workplace injuries.
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And the study looked at risk factors for heart disease, not actual cardiovascular events like heart attacks or strokes.
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Familial hypercholesterolaemia, for example, causes dangerously high cholesterol which, if untreated, can cause heart attacks at an early age.
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Novo Nordisk's (NVGN) diabetes drug cut the risk of heart attacks and stroke in a trial by 13 percent.
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A new study in the journal Circulation finds that almost half of all heart attacks may actually be silent.
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In the movies, heart attacks are typically dramatic and sudden: A man grips his chest in pain and collapses.
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The group attributed an additional 9,700 hospitalizations and more than 3503,000 heart attacks to coal power that year alone.
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In the short term they can cause inflammation and respiratory problems -- in the long term, cancer and heart attacks.
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These are among the many confounding factors that could also have contributed to the higher rate of heart attacks.
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Causes of death vary from drownings and falls to motor vehicle accidents and medical incidents such as heart attacks.
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According to the Vascular Society for Surgery, it's the third most common cardiovascular disease after heart attacks and strokes.
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For example, testosterone replacement therapy can lead to adverse side effects, including increased risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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The spike in heart attacks happened again in 1998 after England and Argentina faced off in the World Cup.
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But heart attacks, strokes, and other cardiac problems are much more common among women than most of us realize.
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The rule would eliminate Medicare bundled payments to hospitals for heart attacks, bypass surgery, hip fractures, and femur fractures.
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Also called atherosclerosis, this process can weaken the heart muscle, cause an irregular heartbeat and lead to heart attacks.
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In a recent interview, Lamar revealed he suffered 12 strokes and 6 heart attacks while hospitalized for the incident.
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Authorities warned residents about trying to shovel out, saying the stress of such exertion could bring on heart attacks.
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In hospitals, for instance, doctors try to predict heart attacks so they can act before it is too late.
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"If we don't specifically look for biomarkers 24-36 hours after surgery, we miss some heart attacks," he said.
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For African-Americans, the study found a 77% reduction in heart attacks linked to daily of omega-3 supplements.
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He believes they were already in poor health and then succumbed to heart attacks brought on by the stress.
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That appears to conflict with the Puerto Rican government's definition, which includes indirect hurricane deaths such as heart attacks.
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There was no evidence of any previous heart attacks and he had a normal echocardiogram, according to the report.
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Cardiologists have long known that a wide variety of circumstances can initiate heart attacks in people with cardiac disease.
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The study involved data on 84,010 hospital admissions for heart attacks in England and Wales between 2003 and 2006.
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According to Garrard, athletes who use caffeine before exercise are at risk for heart palpitations or even heart attacks.
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During follow-up, 4,570 participants had events like heart attacks, 5,119 had heart failure events, and 2,862 had strokes.
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Prolonged exposure to particulate matter 2.5 can contribute to heart attacks, strokes, and high blood pressure, among other ailments.
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Théo's bitter, angry parents are a junk dealer and his unkempt wife, who is ailing after two heart attacks.
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The potential real-world result will be more asthma attacks, more heart attacks, and more pollution in our lives.
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And the study didn't look at "hard end-points" like heart attacks or a diagnosis of diabetes, for example.
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Findings that would have revolutionized the treatment of heart attacks were based on falsified and fabricated data, investigators found.
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He was admitted to Hackensack University Medical Center on Friday and subsequently had two heart attacks, Ms. Persichilli said.
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My father had two heart attacks in front of me, it's one of the reasons why I'm doing this.
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Then they retrospectively tracked heart attacks and strokes in the two groups in the year before the cancer diagnosis.
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Doctors should also consider whether to prescribe the drug to patients at high risk for heart attacks and strokes.
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Although subsequent studies have shown that they do prevent heart attacks, the benefit wasn't as great as initially hoped.
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Even relatively short-term exposures can increase body-wide inflammation and boost the likelihood of strokes and heart attacks.
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We also know that soot worsens respiratory and heart conditions, and increases the risk of stroke and heart attacks.
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Local Egyptian officials initially said the Coopers both died of heart attacks, but the public prosecutor ordered an investigation.
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Even seemingly straightforward conditions like heart attacks, strokes or pneumonia often present in unusual ways that lead to misdiagnosis.
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Blood pressure, an important risk factor for heart attacks and strokes, also tends to rise with exposure to cold.
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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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That, in turn, would avert 21,2400 premature deaths, 248,20103 asthma attacks in children, and 22010,2200 heart attacks each year.
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The study did not, however, find a clear link between noisy work conditions and heart disease, heart attacks or strokes.
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Particulate matter contributes to all sorts of lung and heart problems, from aggravated asthma to heart attacks and premature death.
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Britain's National Health Service ranks shingles, heart attacks, and cluster headaches among the most painful conditions a person can experience.
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He added that they also were not designed to determine whether testosterone might prevent heart attacks or dementia in men.
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The trial was designed to end after a combination of at least 122 heart attacks, strokes and deaths had accrued.
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Over the next six years, they plan to see which group ends up having more heart attacks, strokes, and deaths.
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The result was driven by a higher rate of target vessel heart attacks - 7.3 percent versus 4.9 percent for Xience.
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The episode lasted more than a month, in which some people died from heart attacks, strokes, or simply of exhaustion.
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Scam or not Omega-23 in fish oil is said to improve arthritis and reduce the likelihood of heart attacks.
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Of the others, two had heart attacks, and one was a dialysis patient who died after the machine lost power.
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Both died of heart attacks, according to Jeffrey Sussman, their biographer and spokesman, and they were buried together on Monday.
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Of those, 4,873 were classified as "natural deaths" — a category that includes people dying of heart attacks and respiratory failure.
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But there has been less success with reducing high blood pressure, a key risk factor for heart attacks and strokes.
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These pollutants can aggravate respiratory conditions and are linked to increased cancer rates, heart attacks and other fatal health outcomes.
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And a diet that's high in sodium is associated with all kinds of health issues, like heart attacks and strokes.
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The group, reporting in The New England Journal of Medicine, did not examine whether flu-associated heart attacks are deadlier.
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On Wednesday, two French tourists in their 70s died after they both suffered heart attacks while snorkeling at the reef.
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None. And so, and yet 40,000 people die a year from heart attacks but we let them eat Big Macs.
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However, experts have condemned the definition, arguing that heart attacks cannot be diagnosed solely on the basis of troponin levels.
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Air pollution—which is linked to heart attacks, bronchitis and asthma—falls somewhere in the middle for most southern states.
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He has a history of mild heart attacks, according to his family, and had a seizure when officials arrested him.
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That can help with both diagnoses and treatment options — and could be especially useful for victims of recent heart attacks.
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According to WedMD, however, the cacao-based treat could reduce heart attacks, lower blood pressure and improve arterial blood flow.
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Here's what he says people should know about heart disease, sudden cardiac arrest and the causes of major heart attacks.
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"Removing [partially hydrogenated oils] from processed foods could prevent thousands of heart attacks and deaths each year," the FDA estimates.
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Then, in 2015, Colasuonno's disabled husband suffered a series of heart attacks and was in and out of intensive care.
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The particles, if inhaled deep into the lungs, can cause heart attacks, strokes, lung cancer, severe allergies and respiratory diseases.
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But its performance on standard measures of quality—such as survival rates from cancers, strokes and heart attacks—compares badly.
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"I was already convinced that aspirin prevented heart attacks," he recalled in the journal Advances in Biological Regulation in 2014.
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Physically, cocaine is a stimulant that can speed up a person's heart and lead to seizures, heart attacks, and strokes.
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When we are geriatric and having heart attacks and strokes, who is going to drive the ambulance to the hospital?
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The research team estimates that about 150,000 heart attacks and strokes occur each year in the U.S. following noncardiac surgery.
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Yet the speculation had not been implausible; several broadcasters, including one of Dariani's clients, have suffered heart attacks while streaming.
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Other research has sought to examine whether heart stents are as effective in treating heart attacks as is commonly thought.
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Heart attacks and suicides are included on the official list of deaths that Puerto Rico is attributing to Hurricane Maria.
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Chronic low-grade inflammation promotes atherosclerosis, leading to cholesterol-clogged arteries and setting the stage for heart attacks and strokes.
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The other 93 "have died from other things like dehydration, diarrhea, epilepsy, heart attacks, all other things except mental illness".
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While most heart attacks begin slowly and gradually intensify, some strike fast with no warning signs to herald their approach.
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"Interestingly enough, our rate of heart attacks in men and women have decreased over the last 10 years," she said.
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So far, these adulterated coffees have resulted in one reported death, two hospitalized for fainting, and caused several heart attacks.
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Substances like ozone, carbon monoxide, and lead have dangerous consequences for human health like heart attacks, strokes, and respiratory arrests.
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In the long term, Kronberg said withholding insulin can also cause nerve damage, heart attacks, stroke, gum disease, and infertility.
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NSAIDs carry their own risks, especially at high doses, including the potential for internal bleeding, kidney damage and heart attacks.
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It's associated with a greater risk of depression, heart attacks, strokes and other cardiovascular conditions, as well as insulin resistance.
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"In the long run, we know that engaging in running and other cardiovascular activities prevents heart attacks," said Dr. Mutharasan.
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As Dr. Edmondson acknowledged, people experiencing heart attacks have multiple sources of stress, from fear of death to financial worries.
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Elevated blood pressure in children predicts high blood pressure in adults, a leading risk factor for heart attacks and strokes.
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At the University of Pennsylvania, doctors will incorporate risk scores on heart attacks into advice to patients on preventive care.
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Unlike THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, synthetic marijuana can cause heart attacks, seizures, hallucinations, aggressive behavior, and even death.
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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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Sanders spokeswoman Briahna Joy Gray later said she misspoke when she said Bloomberg had experienced heart attacks in the past.
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Smoking has long been linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and serious events like heart attacks and strokes.
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There were poisons designed to make death look natural by triggering fast-acting cancers, heart attacks, and other fatal illnesses.
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She clearly had severe vasospasm, which was most likely causing the pain and the heart attacks, Bairey Merz told her.
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Heart attacks most often occur as a result of heart disease, the leading cause of death in the United States.
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"This strengthens the need for people to remember to look at women and men when studying heart attacks," Millett said.
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Turner noted that the health effects, such as increased risk of heart attacks, manifest at "high exposure" of noise levels.
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It could save people dying from heart attacks or drug overdoses, or even kids who drown in back-yard pools.
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Researchers analyzed data on Medicare patients hospitalized for heart attacks and cardiac arrest in 11 cities from 2002 to 2012.
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In China, 82% of the health concerns come from conditions like diabetes, heart attacks, stroke, and cancer, the CDC reported.
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Firefighters who came to the World Trade Center site were at higher risk of heart attacks and stroke years later.
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One study with 5,108 participants, published this month in JAMA Cardiology, found that vitamin D did not prevent heart attacks.
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As their contemporaries have succumbed to cancer, heart attacks and a myriad of other diseases, these folks are still going.
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There also was no meaningful difference in risk of heart attacks based on eating habits, researchers report in The BMJ.
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The companies are seeking approval to claim that it also cuts the risk of death from heart attacks and strokes.
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The manure also produces air pollution like ammonia and hydrogen sulfide, causing respiratory diseases, chemical burns, heart attacks, and more.
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About half of cold-related deaths result from blood clots that cause heart attacks and strokes, the British researchers reported.
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In the long term, poorly controlled diabetes is associated with heart attacks, strokes, blindness, amputation and the need for dialysis.
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Medicare will cancel three other bundled payment programs — ones that dealt with heart attacks, cardiac rehabilitation, and hip fractures — entirely.
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The FDA concluded that life-threatening side effects, which included heart attacks, bleeding and high blood pressure, outweighed the drug's benefits.
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Repatha reduced the combined risk of heart attacks, strokes, and other cardiovascular problems by 2000 percent compared with the placebo group.
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So despite lowering cholesterol considerably, and reducing the risk of strokes and heart attacks, it didn't cut people's risk of death.
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Similarly, they might wrongly assume that women's heart attacks are just like men's, even though women can sometimes have different symptoms.
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High blood pressure increases people's risk of heart attacks and stroke, and blood pressure can be lowered by eating less salt.
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Another 21 percent were due to digestive disorders, and 19 percent due to cardiovascular diseases such as heart attacks and strokes.
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You may have heard anecdotes about people having heart attacks or collapsing in theaters from watching horror movies like The Exorcist.
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By using bacteria that "eat" light to produce oxygen, researchers were able to provide extra oxygen to rats having heart attacks.
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Dozens of other victims died from other conditions related to spending too much time at work, like heart attacks and strokes.
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The new study also found that black Americans may do worse than whites when it comes to missing silent heart attacks.
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Cancer, heart attacks, stroke, and diabetes usually don't hit until retirement, even among people who have had bad habits all along.
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Dr Ridker and his colleagues took 10,000 patients who had had heart attacks and who were receiving high doses of statins.
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Praluent and Repatha won U.S. approval to reduce LDL cholesterol and have been shown to lower the risk of heart attacks.
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After suffering several heart attacks throughout their marriage, Wyatt died on the operating table while undergoing open-heart surgery in 1978.
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We are no longer saving energy, and studies have shown this practice increases risk of heart attacks, traffic accidents and crimes.
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Take a recent study on cheese, which media outlets eagerly reported as claiming that cheese wouldn't cause heart attacks or strokes.
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Smoke from forest fires causes breathing problems and heart attacks, or people drown trying to cool off in lakes and rivers.
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Too much salt is also linked to high blood pressure, a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease, heart attacks and strokes.
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And according to a University of Wisconsin animal study, regular, daily consumption of a stout prevented the risk of heart attacks.
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Apnea that isn't properly treated has been linked with excessive daytime sleepiness, decreased quality of life, heart attacks and heart failure.
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Understanding cardiac arrest and heart attacks could make all the difference when it comes to helping someone experiencing such an event.
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"Even though there might be some benefit for heart attacks, the other risks associated with it wash that out," he added.
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The agency estimates that heart attacks and stroke cost the industry $85033 billion a year, accounting for one in three deaths.
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The U.S. healthcare system saved my dad after two heart attacks, yet it failed him miserably at the end of life.
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More women are having children later in life, and older women are more at risk for heart attacks than younger women.
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Especially for those vulnerable travellers, they might have problems with their blood circulation, they might experience hearing problems and heart attacks.
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Thanks to cleaner air, people will have been spared 2900,220006 cases of chronic bronchitis, 2202,2628 heart attacks and 28500,6900,2628 asthma attacks.
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One tells us that eggs will prevent heart attacks and the other that they will kill you with a heart attack.
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For example, the lack of media attention to the "eggs reduce heart attacks" study caused me a great deal of concern.
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Recessions have a lot in common with earthquakes, heart attacks and school shootings – you have no idea when they will occur.
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Bogle had been in frail health for years, surviving at least six heart attacks and receiving a heart transplant in 19963.
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Eight months into her pregnancy, Krystle Evans suffered two separate heart attacks, despite not having any family history of cardiovascular disease.
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Bogle had been in frail health for years, surviving at least six heart attacks and receiving a heart transplant in 1996.
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There are many forms of CVD, among them: heart disease, heart attacks, stroke, heart failure, arrhythmia, and heart valve disease (HVD).
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Swedish researchers found that Christmas Eve produces a 37 percent spike in heart attacks with the greatest number around 10 p.m.
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The TLF finding was driven by a higher rate of heart attacks - 7.3 percent for Absorb versus 4.9 percent for Xience.
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Given how prevalent cannabis use and heart attacks remain, we'd expect this to happen a few times a year, by chance.
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The agency estimates that in 2010, rules on soot and smog kept 164,000 Americans from dying prematurely, mostly from heart attacks.
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Common emergencies here include broken limbs, snakebites, car and motorcycle crashes, and heart attacks, all treated in the field when necessary.
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Even after both drugs had been shown to lower the risk of heart attacks and strokes, sales did not take off.
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Bronstein heard that nine out of 10 elderly residents die not from violence, but from stress-related ailments, like heart attacks.
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Heart disease once killed ruthlessly and quickly; patients like Mr. Hurst succumbed to heart attacks and sudden death from cardiac arrest.
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Heart attacks have shaken me while I was working out, house hunting, sleeping, getting ready for yoga and helping with homework.
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With a lower risk of heart attacks and strokes, he noted, the study subjects were more likely to maintain their independence.
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Nor do they reduce the rate of major cardiovascular events, a composite of heart attacks, strokes and deaths from cardiovascular disease.
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Most heart attacks happen when a chunk of plaque becomes unstable, breaks loose and obstructs a major artery feeding the heart.
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Three heart attacks, one stroke and a condition known as frozen shoulder in both arms forced him to give up working.
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There were 20 heart attacks during seven days after a diagnosis of flu, and 344 during the rest of the year.
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Other hospitals were designated just for routine care: women still have to give birth, people still suffer trauma and heart attacks.
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Warfarin and phenprocoumon, blood clot-preventing drugs prescribed to heart patients to protect them from getting heart attacks, are coumarin derivatives.
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Researchers examined data on 23,22 people hospitalized for heart attacks, heart failure, or a heart rhythm disorder known as atrial fibrillation.
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Globally, 23% of all cardiovascular disease-related deaths are due to heart attacks and strokes, according to the World Health Organization.
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Excessive noise can affect blood pressure, hypertension and heart disease, which can lead to heart attacks and mortality from cardiovascular disease.
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But this was something both undeniable and baffling: Heart attacks happen to old men, not young women like me, I thought.
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Safety Snowy days, and the day after snowstorms, lead to a spike in heart attacks in men, a new study confirms.
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Older adults who smoke are also more likely than non-smokers their age to end up with heart attacks, researchers say.
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Bernie Sanders' spokeswoman claims Michael Bloomberg has had heart attacks in the past and compared questions about Sanders' health to birtherism
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Mr. Bogle, who had struggled with a congenital heart defect and had several heart attacks, received a heart transplant in 1996.
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But even slightly elevated troponin levels, lower than those involved in heart attacks, are worrisome if they persist, most cardiologists believe.
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For years, low-dose aspirin has been described as a panacea to ward off heart attacks, strokes and other cardiovascular disease.
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The findings of plaque were not a complete surprise; many reports have tied testosterone use to an increase in heart attacks, and the Food and Drug Administration already requires testosterone products to carry warnings of an increased risk of heart attacks and stroke (men at high risk of cardiovascular disease were not allowed to participate in the latest trials).
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The VA was the best or above average in most markets for treating heart attacks, heart failure and pneumonia, the study found.
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Other studies have long shown that aspirin use can help prevent heart attacks and stroke in people who already have heart disease.
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Yet the number of cardiovascular events, such as heart attacks, was similar for the men treated with testosterone and those using placebo.
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Aspirin helps prevent blood cells called platelets from sticking together and forming clots that clog arteries, leading to heart attacks and strokes.
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The latter looks at your heart rhythm from multiple views (one for each of the connected leads) and can detect heart attacks.
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Researchers now suspect that these kinds of heart attacks, some thought to be rare and fatal, have also been happening in obscurity.
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It is a fairly common procedure in 2019; tens of thousands of people survive heart attacks and lead productive and meaningful lives.
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"Higher heart rates may be associated with an increased risk of heart attacks or strokes, as seen in the Copenhagen Male Study."
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Without help, then, some people won't be able to afford insurance premiums that take into account their diabetes, heart attacks, or cancer.
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As long as you have a heart you can develop heart disease, which is the leading cause of heart attacks, Steinbaum noted.
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The results have been ruinous for the NHS, with its costs for obesity and smoking related heart attacks spiraling out of control.
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Heart attacks manifest differently in women (and not enough research has been done on it because the male experience is considered "normal").
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Heart attacks and strokes are leading causes of death in the U.S., and roughly one in three Americans have high blood pressure.
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So we still need big, long-term studies that compare the frequency of heart attacks among vapers to smokers and non-smokers.
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And yet, kill it does, via car accidents and heart attacks and other misadventures, usually involving people trying, unwisely, to do something.
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The drug, Praluent, dramatically lowers bad LDL cholesterol and reduces the risk of heart attacks and death in high-risk heart patients.
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So far, it's been used to study cancer, vascular diseases that lead to strokes and heart attacks, and bone and joint health.
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Following the incident, Odom endured a series of heart attacks and strokes and eventually checked himself into a San Diego rehabilitation facility.
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The failure to achieve a more convincing reduction in CV events - such as heart attacks and strokes - may be seen as disappointing.
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At their most mild, arrhythmias can feel like mini-heart attacks, a fluttering sensation in the chest combined with pain or fainting.
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The data showed Jardiance cut the combined risk of cardiac death, non-fatal heart attacks and non-fatal strokes by 14 percent.
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During the study period, the researchers identified 5,796 deaths and 2,784 cardiovascular events like strokes and heart attacks among the study population.
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In the finale he says he has a heart condition, so all that astral travel could be a series of heart attacks.
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Harvey Weiss and John Vane were among the other scientists who pioneered research into the efficacy of aspirin in preventing heart attacks.
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Over the course of two decades, 1,329 heart attacks, strokes or other heart events occurred, and 223 women died of heart disease.
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Another limitation is that researchers relied on participants to report their own sleep symptoms and any heart attacks or strokes they had.
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The deaths include accidents like drownings, falls, and motor vehicle crashes, as well as medical incidents such as heart attacks, he said.
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More than 17 million people worldwide die annually from cardiovascular disease, particularly heart attacks and stroke, according to the World Health Organization.
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Another study found that employees who work while sick are more likely to have heart attacks than those who take time off.
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Risk for heart attacks, strokes and overall cardiovascular disease was similar regardless of butter intake, according to the results in PLoS ONE.
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"What we want is for women to be more aware that heart attacks happen to women as well as men," said Millett.
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Heat is rarely listed as a cause of death, but it can be a factor in heart attacks, strokes, and respiratory arrests.
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Starting when participants were 53 years old on average, researchers tracked them to see who had heart attacks, strokes, or heart failure.
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Long-time exposure to traffic noises is linked to hypertension and heart attacks, according to a 2007 study in Environmental Health Perspectives.
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"There were a strikingly high number of heart attacks and cancers among the death cases in the company," the police statement said.
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While untreated diabetes itself can be deadly, complications from the disease such as heart attacks are a more common cause of death.
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Many deaths from flu are caused by secondary bacterial pneumonia and heart attacks that develop after the flu has weakened someone's resistance.
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Regardless of the type, uncontrolled blood sugar levels can lead to complications including blindness, nerve damage, kidney failure, heart attacks, and stroke.
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Most humans will be at higher risk of heart attacks when there's more LDL cholesterol in their blood; that's the basic biology.
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We're told doctors urged her to wear it 24/7 to detect chest pain, as well as oncoming heart attacks or strokes.
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A Google search will tell you it's the silent killer and can lead to strokes, heart attacks, heart failure, and kidney disease.
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Since the procedure carries some risks, including death, stents should be used only for people who are having heart attacks, she added.
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Around the same time, his father, Illinois Cummings, a Vietnam veteran and retired corrections officer, had a pair of debilitating heart attacks.
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And the results were striking: A Mediterranean diet, with abundant vegetables and fruit, can slash the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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They'll take on the folks who've suffered heart attacks, strokes, and broken legs so land-based hospitals can focus on the pandemic.
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Naples said the rural hospital would not have adequate staff or equipment to handle patients suffering catastrophic traumas, strokes or heart attacks.
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Older patients and those who experience complications like heart rhythm abnormalities, heart attacks or heart failure may remain in the hospital longer.
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Nobel Prize: Three scientists, whose findings have implications for treating cancer, anemia and heart attacks, received the annual award for medical research.
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Rates of heart attacks, strokes, and car accidents all increase right after we set our clocks ahead one hour in the spring.
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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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High LDL cholesterol can lead to fat build-up on the walls of arteries, raising the risk of heart attacks or strokes.
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Mr. Olson — What if I do not want to pay for your earlier heart attacks, nor your Viagra, nor your prostate disease?
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Past studies also found that people experiencing job insecurity had an increased risk of heart attacks and deaths related to heart problems.
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Those who took the drug Repatha were significantly less likely to have heart attacks or strokes, researchers found in a new study.
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Long-chain omega-3s have been shown in human clinical trials to prevent heart attacks by helping the heart maintain its rhythm.
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If a patient's cholesterol levels still remain high, starting on a statin earlier, rather than waiting, can reduce heart attacks or strokes.
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In a multimillion-dollar trial, a new kind of cholesterol-lowering drug significantly reduced heart attacks and strokes among patients like you.
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Insurance companies have been reluctant to pay for the drug without evidence it protected high-risk patients from heart attacks and strokes.
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A third study found that dose matters, and that heavier people might require more aspirin to prevent heart attacks, strokes and cancer.
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But in fact the study, once revised, showed a similarly significant composite reduction in risk for heart attacks, strokes and cardiovascular death.
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Overall, 1,155 women who never had hypertensive disorders during pregnancy still had events like heart attacks or strokes during the study period.
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This reduction has tangible health benefits, reducing asthma attacks, lost school and workdays due to sickness, emergency room visits, and heart attacks.
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LeBron James went full Richard Pryor during his speech at the Cavaliers championship parade ... shocking fans and giving TV censors heart attacks.
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The ACA ensured that insurance companies could not turn people away if they had a history of cancer, heart attacks, stroke, and more.
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Imagine you have five small clinical trials that all found a generally positive benefit for, let's say, taking aspirin to prevent heart attacks.
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But typically, a cardiac rehabilitation program and a drug regime requiring monitoring is recommended even after minor heart attacks, according to the Times.
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CNN now stands for Cardiac Care Network because their ppl are having heart attacks over Trump doing what Dems once demanded-fire Comey.
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It showed a statistically significant reduction in the combined risk of heart attacks, heart-related death and need for repeat artery-clearing procedures.
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This is the provision of the constitution added in 1967, after Woodrow Wilson's strokes, Dwight Eisenhower's heart attacks and John F. Kennedy's assassination.
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The researchers were looking for a pattern of heart rate variability that's been linked with cardiovascular events like heart attacks and sudden death.
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Even if you experience similar kinds of heart attacks, damages that you experience tend to be much less if you are exercising regularly.
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The researchers will then track how each group fares health and heart-wise; specifically, which group has more heart attacks, strokes, and deaths.
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Their goal was to calculate the risk, determinants and time course of heart attacks associated with the use of NSAIDs under typical circumstances.
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Congressman, given your family history [his father, grandfather and great-grandfather all died of heart attacks in their 50s], what's your health regimen?
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The cows and pigs that get slow revenge by giving cancer and heart attacks to the people who spend their lives eating them?
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A poor diet and sedentary lifestyle are often big contributors, but widowmaker heart attacks can also occur in seemingly healthy people without warning.
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Without proof that the drugs prevent heart attacks, health insurers have been denying payment for three quarters of Repatha prescriptions written, Amgen said.
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Problem: Randomized controlled trials—the gold standard for medical research—never actually showed that linoleic-acid-based oils reduced heart attacks or deaths.
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Praluent, given by injection, dramatically lowers bad LDL cholesterol and reduces the risk of heart attacks and death in high-risk heart patients.
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The last one, it added, "outlined cooperation between the two organizations to promote physical activity to fight strokes, heart attacks, diabetes and obesity."
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Air pollution can mess with your body and mind — it can lead to asthma, preterm birth, heart attacks, and even a shorter lifespan.
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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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This is different from secondary prevention: the use of statins to prevent heart attacks and strokes in people who have already had one.
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So can heart attacks, heart surgery, sleep apnea and exposure to stimulants such as caffeine, tobacco and alcohol, as well as some medications.
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More people survive heart attacks than in the past, but the relief of surviving wears off as one returns to the daily grind.
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On an average, only about 7 percent of people who have heart attacks develop the condition, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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It soon became clear that these mega-doses weren't safe, increasing the risk for pulmonary embolism, deep vein thrombosis, heart attacks, and strokes.
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Novartis (NVS) reported surprisingly effective study results for a heart drug designed to reduce inflammation in patients who have survived prior heart attacks.
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The procedure I had undergone was an electrocardiogram, or an EKG, which is used to diagnose cardiac problems like arrhythmia and heart attacks.
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It's true that, if people with high blood pressure consume a lot of salt, it can lead to cardiovascular events like heart attacks.
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It also prompted a sobering blog post from gynecologist Dr. Jen Gunter, who wrote that many women don't experience pain with heart attacks.
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Modern Love After eight heart attacks, a young wife and mother with an uncommon condition curates her legacy while decorating a new home.
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Heart attacks often have a classic roster of symptoms: chest pain, shortness of breath, and the sensation of something heavy on the chest.
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"You can't do a double-blinded placebo-controlled trial of red meat and other foods on heart attacks or cancer," Dr. Hu said.
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Obesity was recently linked with an increased risk for multiple heart attacks by a study published in the European Journal of Preventative Cardiology.
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When Putin opponents start dropping dead from poisonings, suspicious accidents and surprise heart attacks, the chronology is as damning as it is alarming.
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The average inpatient hospital charge for cannabis users who had heart attacks was $53,608, compared with $49,979 with cocaine and $43,720 with amphetamine.
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I nearly gave the entire control room in New York heart attacks as rattlesnakes were attacking my protective boots live on Fox News.
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Dr. Curtis estimated that about 1 percent of perceived heart attacks are due to broken-heart syndrome or similar surges of stressful emotion.
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Many heart attacks occur in people whose cholesterol is normal and whose main risk is chronic inflammation that can lead to clogged arteries.
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Rodu argued that there was a possibility that the use of combustible cigarettes is what made them more likely to suffer heart attacks.
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More than 216 percent of the rise in life expectancy is attributable to fewer deaths from cardiovascular disease, primarily heart attacks and strokes.
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The researchers asked all of the smart assistants 123 questions on 39 first aid topics such as heart attacks, poisoning, and nose bleeds.
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The excess can back up in the arteries and create plaques that hinder blood flow, leading to strokes, heart attacks and heart disease.
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Heart attacks occur when an artery leading to the heart becomes blocked, stopping the flow of blood to the muscle and damaging it.
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There were 19 deaths reported due to the blizzard, several of them from heart attacks while shoveling snow, according to the Washington Post.
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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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Amarin (AMRN) received FDA approval for its Vascepa drug, designed to reduce the incidence of heart attacks and strokes in high-risk patients.
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Despite having lower obesity rates than whites, Asian-Americans have twice the prevalence of Type 2 diabetes, which promotes heart attacks and strokes.
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The program changed the way doctors would get paid for a handful of common procedures including hip replacements, heart attacks, and cardiac rehabilitation.
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One study shows that managing heart attacks with low-cost drugs produces $25 in health and economic savings for every dollar of investment.
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During previous wildfires in California, researchers found that emergency room visits for asthma, heart attacks, and strokes spiked in areas under dense smoke.
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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 study was observational, and can't prove that PTSD causes blood vessel damage or leads directly to heart attacks and strokes, the authors note.
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Overall, 864 children developed heart rhythm problems, 395 had high blood pressure, 57 had heart attacks, 67 had strokes and 44 had heart failure.
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They also calculated probabilities of complications like heart attacks, pneumonia, a blockage in the pulmonary artery or death in the first year after surgery.
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"There have been many reports of heart attacks, strokes and the two cases of (stress cardiomyopathy) that have been linked to marijuana," Singh said.
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A daily low-dose aspirin may also help protect against colorectal cancer in people who are taking it to prevent heart attacks and strokes.
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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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Additional studies should also investigate whether cold weather has an effect on heart attacks, and if there truly is a gender difference, Ly noted.
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Officials in Bangladesh said as well as the five people who died of heart attacks as they fled buildings, about 90 people were injured.
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Heart attacks occur when oxygen is blocked from getting to crucial heart muscles — but that might be something that can be helped with bacteria.
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A new study released Monday found that 45 percent of heart attacks in the United States are "silent" — the people having them don't realize.
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Press reports were gushing, telling of a fabulous new drug that would cut the risk of heart attacks and cancer at the same time.
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COX-2 inhibitors may increase the risk of heart attacks by raising blood pressure and making the blood more likely to clot, researchers say.
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More than 100 million Americans suffer from high blood pressure, which can increase the risk of heart attacks, strokes and other serious health prooblems.
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Since Allen's study, evidence has mounted of an increase in incidences of workplace injuries and heart attacks in the days after we spring forward.
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Officials in neighboring Bangladesh connected three deaths to the quake, including two men who had heart attacks and one who died escaping his home.
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During that time, there were also 1,329 cardiovascular events like heart attacks and strokes and 223 deaths related to cardiovascular disease among the women.
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And it came long after scientific evidence had mounted for years that these processed unsaturated fats increase the risk for heart attacks and strokes.
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These animals are high in fat, and yet the Inuit have a low rate of heart attacks — a paradox that has long fascinated researchers.
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But there can also be acute triggers for heart attacks, like exertion, strong emotions, natural disasters, and, studies show, watching a tense soccer game.
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In addition, the agency said, it would prevent 286,2303 heart attacks, 2230,2000 asthma attacks and 22020,000 missed days of work or school a year.
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Only 21 percent of smokers picked up a prescription for a smoking cessation drug during the 219 days following their heart attacks, researchers found.
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The genetic defect corrected in the study is the leading cause of sudden heart attacks in young people, carried by about 1 in 500.
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Soy also reduced levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, or so-called "bad cholesterol," which can lead to blood clots and heart attacks.
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Like ankle sprains, tooth decay, or heart attacks, reproductive health should be a banal medical thing that a lot of people know something about.
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Both companies are expecting data this year that is likely to show that the drugs also cut the risk of heart attacks and deaths.
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Heart attacks due to stress, electrocutions due to downed power lines, limbs that fell from trees and struck and killed what were hurricane survivors.
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"What we say very often is basically we have a system that allows people to have heart attacks over and over again," Snook said.
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Researchers examined nationwide data for both deaths and readmissions within 30 days of discharge for three common problems: heart failure, pneumonia and heart attacks.
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Specifically, his ban on trans fats caused a drop in heart attacks, and his smoking ban helped create a 33 percent drop in smoking.
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Then come two heart attacks at the same time, followed by a drunken driver with a head bleed and half his rib cage fractured.
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Then, at age 143, they looked for calcium deposits in their arteries that can narrow blood vessels and increase the risk of heart attacks.
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The coal plant closures announced in 2010 will prevent 100,792 asthma attacks, 9,420 heart attacks and 85033,097 premature deaths annually, the Sierra Club said.
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Ryan, who lost his father, grandfather, and great-grandfather all to heart attacks in their fifties, often emphasizes protecing quality time with his family.
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The report says exposure to air pollution led to strokes, heart attacks, lung cancer and chronic lung disease, causing many of those premature deaths.
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In rare cases, Ritalin and Adderall can result in serious side effects such as abnormal heart rate, heart attacks, seizures, and even sudden death.
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Novartis – The drugmaker reported surprisingly effective study results for a heart drug designed to reduce inflammation in patients who have survived prior heart attacks.
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There is a clear body of evidence that death rates, emergency room visits, heart attacks and strokes all rise when particulate concentrations are high.
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They looked at people who had heart attacks, strokes or knee replacements, as well as those who contracted pneumonia or were hit by cars.
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It was only when she had a heart attack in front of the medical staff that they realized she'd been having multiple heart attacks.
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Hong also said that removing barriers to access in rural areas when dealing with time-sensitive events like strokes and heart attacks is crucial.
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Chronic insomnia has been linked to an increased risk of dying prematurely, having heart attacks, and developing hypertension, Type 2 diabetes, depression and anxiety.
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This exercise data was then crosschecked against heart attacks, strokes and deaths during the 11 years or so after each participant's last clinic visit.
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He also thought they were more resistant to radiation, less prone to heart attacks and better suited to handling pain, heat, cold and loneliness.
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In 2007, he was arrested by the police for a parole violation and was sent to county jail, where he suffered three heart attacks.
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Two heart attacks, loss of job, savings, and soon a roof over my head, brought me to a place of incomprehensible despair and loneliness.
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A society's degree of civilization, he said acerbically, could be measured by the numbers in four categories: cars, televisions, heart attacks and cancer patients.
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Researchers did a systematic review of studies involving more than 446,000 people ages 40 to 79, of whom more than 61,000 had heart attacks.
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Researchers from the University of Utah found in 22016 that middle-aged women in unhappy marriages showed risk factors for heart attacks and diabetes.
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Story at a glance One in 3 Americans has high blood pressure, which can lead to strokes, heart attacks, heart failure and kidney disease.
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The New York Times reported Friday that three people had died from heart attacks in addition to a man killed by a collapsed wall.
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The National Institutes of Health is starting a $100 million trial to find out whether a drink a day can really prevent heart attacks.
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With a growing understanding of genetics in recent years, targeted therapies have been developed aiming to lower the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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Both drugs are given as injections and have shown they can help patients by lowering the risk of heart attacks, strokes, and other events.
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One of the studies suggests that smoking, high blood pressure and diabetes increase the likelihood of heart attacks more in women than in men.
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When customers went without electricity for as long as a year after that storm, people died of heart attacks in line at gas stations.
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Yet people my age — including friends and relatives — drop dead of heart attacks or aneurysms; they get cancer and they have fatal car accidents.
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Today, aspirin is taken by over 40 million Americans each day, and is responsible for cutting the number of heart attacks by about 20%.
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Cold weather activities, such as shoveling snow, could also be the reason for an uptake in heart attacks, according to the American Heart Association.
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The savings came from reduced premature deaths, including 200,000 fewer heart attacks per year, and 66,000 fewer hospital admissions for respiratory disease per year.
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The anxiety and psychosis can cause the heart to beat fast and even trigger heart attacks or strokes when the body's adrenaline gets flowing.
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"They were developed largely on the basis and discovery of incredibly rare families where everyone was having heart attacks in their 20s," he said.
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The ways that many women may experience heart attacks can be very different than the ways that many people expect people would experience them.
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After consuming high-concentration peroxide, patients in the study experienced conditions including seizures, altered mental status, respiratory distress, stroke and pulmonary embolism and heart attacks.
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Researchers will then track how each group fares health and heart-wise; specifically, which group has more heart attacks, strokes, and deaths over six years.
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In one case, the FDA said, biotin seems to have interfered with a test for troponin, a biomarker used in the diagnosis of heart attacks.
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Sure enough, the artificial intelligence programs did a better job of predicting who actually had heart attacks and other problems within the next 10 years.
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Jaime Rodriguez BuzzFeed News also visited four funeral homes in San Juan, where many cases were people who died of heart attacks after the storm.
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Often, heart attacks are caused by blockages in the blood vessels that supply oxygen-rich blood to the heart, which makes the heart muscle die.
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Talk to your doctor about this possibility if people in your family have had heart attacks, or required stents or bypass surgery before age 55.
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Meldonium is used to treat chest pain and heart attacks among other conditions, but some researchers have linked it to increased athletic performance and endurance.
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I sort of had some personal stuff and heart attacks and heart surgeries and time off, which normal people take, and now I'm rebuilding Redef.
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But then, you start hearing disturbing news reports—the same drug seems to be causing an increase in the rates of heart attacks and strokes.
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Argentina beat England in a penalty shootout, and 55 more people were admitted to English hospitals with heart attacks than expected for an average day.
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New York City adopted the rule, which took effect in December, to help lower blood pressure and reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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Researchers found no significant differences in deaths among patients admitted for cardiac arrest or heart attacks on marathon days in hospitals outside the affected areas.
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The American Heart Association recommends 30 minutes of moderate cardio exercise everyday to reduce your risk factors for cardiovascular disease including heart attacks and strokes.
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"CNN now stands for Cardiac Care Network because their ppl are having heart attacks over Trump doing what Dems once demanded-fire Comey," Huckabee tweeted.
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"My parents were special people," the Dancing with the Stars contestant tells PEOPLE of Dick and Joan, who both died of heart attacks in December.
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One-third of heart attacks happened the day following snowfall, and about 10 percent happened after at least 5 centimeters (2 inches) hit the ground.
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Americans' fear of butter dates back to the 1960s, when studies were said to show that lowering blood cholesterol levels reduced heart attacks and mortality.
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Researchers have long suspected that being shorter might be tied to an increased risk for certain heart problems, such as heart disease and heart attacks.
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Juma said he is most concerned about his mother, who is severely unwell after suffering multiple heart attacks and being sent to hospital three times.
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The study is observational and doesn't prove childhood stress causes clogged arteries or heart attacks, only that the two things are related, the authors note.
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"Cholesterol in eggs, poultry, cheese, and meat contributes to heart attacks and other health risks," said Neal D. Barnard, MD, President of the Physicians Committee.
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Dr. Wallace is wowed by the wizardry at Bunker Hill — instant fingerprick blood tests, magic walls of patient data, bracelets that can detect heart attacks.
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Atherosclerosis, in which fatty material builds up and thickens artery walls, can cause heart attacks and strokes, and affects more than 15.8 million Americans alone.
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Among men and women aged 60 and older, the smoking ban was followed by a roughly 13% reduction in heart attacks over the study period.
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In a previous study of the smoking ban, Pell and colleagues found a reduction in heart attacks among both smokers and non-smokers, she said.
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He's survived two heart attacks, a torn Achilles tendon from chasing a hotel burglar, and more than three decades' worth of tedious stories from Jeopardy!
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Those who drank one to three cups of coffee daily had a significantly reduced risk of heart attacks – suggesting that for them coffee was protective.
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The interruption can kill people: Incidents of heart attacks, strokes, and fatal car accidents all spike around the start of daylight-saving time each year.
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In the days after DST starts or ends, researchers have observed a spike in heart attacks, increased numbers of work injuries, and more automobile crashes.
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Mr. Armor, who previously had suffered two heart attacks and was a pack-and-a-half-a-day smoker for 30 years, didn't bounce back.
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Modern Love: In this week's column, a young wife and mother who has suffered eight heart attacks curates her legacy while decorating a new home.
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Burning coal and oil not only causes climate change, it throws particles into the air that can cause asthma, heart attacks and other health problems.
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Swedish researchers studied 283,014 heart attacks between 1998 and 2013 that were documented in a registry that included the date and time when symptoms started.
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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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One study, for example, found that racism was associated with a greater likelihood that white patients would be treated for heart attacks than black patients.
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At about that time, Mr. Bulger, who had several heart attacks in prison, was expecting to be moved to a medical facility, Mr. Brennan said.
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Sibling death from external causes (mostly accidents and suicides) was also associated with an increased risk of death from heart attacks in women years later.
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It's hard to see big differences in death, cancer and heart attacks in even large groups of people, unless you follow them over long periods.
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If you do trials of people at higher risk — those who have already had heart attacks, for example — it's easier to see if changes matter.
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Overdose deaths can be tied to heart attacks, strokes and angina, along with other complications, none of which can be prevented with an activity tracker.
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To get there, researchers valued each quality-adjusted life year at $150,000 and assumed a higher rate of avoided heart attacks than in Kazi's study.
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Jackson said Trump takes Crestor, for cholesterol; a low dose of aspirin to prevent heart attacks; antibiotics to treat skin rosacea; and Propecia for baldness.
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Diabetics in their 40s have ample time to suffer the disease's sometimes awful complications, from kidney damage and vision loss to heart attacks and strokes.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how cavities or other oral health problems might directly cause heart attacks or strokes.
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For the study, researchers used confirmed cases of the flu and analyzed 364 heart attacks from hospital records for Ontario residents spanning 2008 through 2015.
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Lower socioeconomic status correlated with more heart attacks (as expected) — but this effect was strongest among people who scored highest on the John Henryism scale.
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The trial will follow them for six years to see which group — the moderate drinkers or the abstainers — has more heart attacks, strokes and deaths.
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According to the study, for every decrease of 10 percentage points in hospital market concentration, 30-day mortality for heart attacks fell nearly 3 percent.
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So cocoa may impact blood pressure in the short term, but it's never been proven to reduce the risk of heart disease or heart attacks.
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Healthy-lunch proponents expressed the most concern about relaxing efforts to reduce excessive dietary sodium, which is linked to high blood pressure, heart attacks and strokes.
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"The studies that have shown gum disease is related to heart attacks essentially have all been based on a clinical measure of gum disease," said LaMonte.
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Yet when McCracken was hospitalized following a series of heart attacks and pneumonia in 1955, Fosse wasn't around, physically or emotionally — he was consumed by Verdon.
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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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A longtime Las Vegas resident, Lewis had been beset for many years with various ailments, including heart attacks, an inflammatory lung disorder and chronic back pain.
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The 52-year-old defendant has been in a wheelchair since being incarcerated after suffering two heart attacks and a stroke, according to the local outlet.
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Angiograms and CT scans can miss the causes of heart attacks in women, whose smaller arteries are prone to conditions that may not show plaque buildup.
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"Our ultimate vision is to protect the world from heart attacks," said Dr. Sek Kathiresan, Verve's CEO, who recently left his role at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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In particular, there were differing responses from funeral and crematorium directors about whether or not heart attacks and other "natural causes" were linked to the hurricane.
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I've also seen it where lads have dropped down dead, had heart attacks, gone into comas, gone loopy, and ended up being sectioned because of it.
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The potential long-term health consequences of the triad are dire: increased risk of osteoporosis and bone fractures, heart attacks, infertility, and vaginal and breast atrophy.
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If these polygenetic tests are used at an early age, some doctors hope, patients can be given early preventive measures and medications to avoid heart attacks.
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Over the last few years, there have been countless studies claiming links between our sedentary lifestyles and heart attacks, kidney diseases, chronic diseases, and colorectal cancer.
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You can't just say, these new regulations are in place so people must be eating less trans fats and look, now there are fewer heart attacks.
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The immediate next step are "myocardial patches" that will allow people who have suffered heart attacks to replaced badly damaged muscle tissue—without worrying about rejection.
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Court cases brought by victims show a litany of damage, including breast malformations, ovarian cysts, heart attacks, liver and kidney damage, cancer and sometimes even death.
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Women diagnosed with migraine were more likely to have high blood pressure, high cholesterol, a family history of heart attacks, to be smokers and be overweight.
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Data miners have found correlations between Twitter words or Google search queries and criminal activity, heart attacks, stock prices, election outcomes, Bitcoin prices, and soccer matches.
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Beardsley died in 2015, and Fromong has said that, while he suffered several heart attacks and significant financial losses after the robbery, he has forgiven Simpson.
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The study wasn't designed to prove whether or how depression or anxiety might directly cause heart attacks or strokes, researchers note in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality Outcomes.
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All of these risk factors can lead to narrowing of the arteries, hardening of the arteries, and the plaque formation which causes heart attacks and strokes.
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Cardiovascular diseases include most anything that can go wrong with the heart and blood vessels, including plaque buildup and clots, leading to heart attacks and stroke.
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Not only do they prevent premature deaths, but such regulations help us avoid heart attacks, respiratory illness, hospital and emergency room visits and lost work days.
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"We need to tackle the false perception that heart attacks are only a male health issues," added Nilesh Samani, medical director of the British Heart Foundation.
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Its policies send a clear message to people of color: We don't care if you get cancer or have heart attacks, or if your babies die.
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Further investigation uncovered 21 cases, dating back to 2000, of employees at the same company who had died of heart attacks or cancer shortly before retiring.
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In people who don't eat the recommended one or two servings of fish a week, the supplements were linked to a 40% reduction in heart attacks.
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But you are seeing these folks at their most vulnerable — terrified that they are having heart attacks or that their children have suffered complex ankle fractures.
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If successful, Wheeler's efforts could potentially lead to thousands of additional premature deaths and hundreds of thousands of additional asthma attacks, strokes, heart attacks and cancers.
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For the study, researchers examined data on more than 22014 million hospitalizations for heart attacks, strokes and heart failure in 22 states between 20 and 22.
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Widows, meanwhile, were 16 percent more likely to have a stroke than married couples, but they didn't appear to have an increased risk of heart attacks.
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They care for everyone from infants to the elderly, and they also assist doctors during emergency situations, such as drownings, patients in shock or heart attacks.
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"I'm very healthy, my family has no history of cardiovascular disease or heart attacks, so this was a big surprise," she said of learning the news.
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Dr. El-Sohemy suspects that because caffeine hangs around longer in a slow metabolizer, it has more time to act as a trigger of heart attacks.
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Diesel exhaust contains tiny particles that can enter the lungs and increase the risk of asthma — as well as emphysema, heart attacks and even premature death.
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There are methodological concerns, in that the primary endpoint (death and heart attacks) was somewhat ignored in favor of secondary outcomes like strokes and blood pressure.
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Heart disease is still the leading killer of Americans, and stents, tiny wire cages that can open up blocked arteries, are often lifesavers in heart attacks.
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The largest ever — which found that the "Mediterranean diet" lowered the risk for heart attacks and strokes — had to be retracted and republished with softened conclusions.
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In all, heart disease (and its complications, including heart attacks) kills 610,000 a year here, making it the leading cause of death in America and worldwide.
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High blood pressure is second only to smoking as a preventable cause of heart attacks and strokes, and heart disease remains the leading killer of Americans.
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Heart disease is still the leading killer of Americans — 903,000 people have heart attacks each year — and stenting is a mainstay treatment in virtually every hospital.
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But it can also play a role in blood clots that cause heart attacks and strokes, and blood pressure tends to rise with exposure to cold.
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They had 54 percent increase in the odds of dying within the next decade, compared to people without CHIP And the cause: heart attacks and strokes.
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Deaths from heart attacks are dropping, but the number of people whose hearts cannot pump enough blood for a healthy, comfortable existence is on the rise.
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Popularized in the 1950s and once lionized as a healthy alternative to butter and lard, trans fats have been implicated in sudden heart attacks and strokes.
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When people die from lung cancer or heart attacks after breathing air polluted by diesel cars, it's impossible to point the finger at any one carmaker.
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Excess sodium is responsible for most cases of hypertension in Western societies, and hypertension is a leading risk factor for heart attacks, strokes and kidney failure.
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That's why silent heart attacks are so worrisome: If you don't know you had a heart attack, you won't take advantage of treatment and prevention tactics.
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How to recognize silent heart attacks If you think you might be experiencing symptoms of a heart attack, you should go to the emergency room immediately.
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But in most cases of silent heart attacks, the symptoms are so mild or nonexistent that a person wouldn't necessarily think to go to the ER.
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For the study, researchers examined data on 53,25 people who had heart attacks and other cardiac events that should be followed by rehab for optimal outcomes.
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" "There are some reports of heart attacks after smoking, but no systematic study of a real good magnitude, but I tell them I can't endorse it.
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Yet women are dying needlessly because heart attacks are often seen as a man's disease, and women don't receive the same standard of treatment as men.
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Death can occur when the core body temperature drops below 82 degrees, though fatalities in cold water typically occur from heart attacks upon entering the water.
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Now that he's coming up on the one-year anniversary of his heart attacks, he's found that his time to talk about health care is now.
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Heart attacks can be added to the list of health concerns as it gets colder outside, according to a study published in JAMA Cardiology on Wednesday.
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Exercise is not a miracle cure and even active people may face heart attacks, Crisafulli noted, but active people are more likely to survive heart problems.
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The population included 1,727 individuals who were treated for STEMIs, which are major heart attacks caused by a blockage in one of the heart's main arteries.
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All of the patients were treated in the hospital between 2009 and 2010 after heart attacks or a procedure to restore blood flow to the heart.
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The trial saw the drug reduce the risk of heart disease-related death by 29 percent in patients who had suffered heart attacks in the past.
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The number of patients who had heart attacks was 276 in the stent and bypass group, compared with 314 in the medication group, an insignificant difference.
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The new study also found that plant-eaters tended to have healthier hearts, developing fewer heart attacks and strokes, and dying from heart issues less often.
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Dr. McNeil also emphasized that the new findings do not apply to people who have already had heart attacks or strokes, which usually involve blood clots.
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And for women over the age of 21, hospitalizations and their associated costs for osteoporotic fractures are greater than for heart attacks, strokes, or breast cancer.
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Healthy adults over age 70 should stop taking a daily, low dose of aspirin to prevent heart attacks or strokes, according to new guidelines released on Sunday.
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But because of these foods, these same 'real men' are suffering from all kinds of diseases, heart attacks, and erectile dysfunction where their fucking dicks don't work.
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A blood substitute called PolyHeme was famously rejected by the US Food and Drug Administration after 10 patients suffered heart attacks out of 81 who received it.
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"We've known for years that smoking could lead to heart attacks, which may result in reductions in the pumping ability of the heart," Solomon said by email.
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Some reimbursement barriers are expected to be removed if large ongoing trials demonstrate that the drugs prevent heart attacks and deaths in addition to dramatically lowering LDL.
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Instead, they should think of the reduced cancer risk as an added benefit if they already need aspirin to address the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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Participants' initial A1c readings averaged 8.9 percent, representing dangerously elevated blood sugar that can increase the risk of heart attacks, strokes, kidney failure, blindness, amputations and death.
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Though heart attacks often arise from a blocked artery, women are more likely to have conditions that affect the walls of arteries but do not block them.
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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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At the Villa Nevarez funeral home in San Juan, staff said they'd received around 30 bodies of people who had died of heart attacks since the hurricane.
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At another, Buxeda, staff said they'd received about 55 bodies since the hurricane, including people who had heart attacks, septicemia, and some who had died of cancer.
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Over 43 have died on the Half Dome, or on the hike towards it; other means of death include lightning strikes, heart attacks, and failed base jumps.
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The hope here is that if the research holds up in people, it could represent a new way to treat heart attacks — or at least buy time.
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Now new NICE draft guidance supports continued use at a lower dose for a further three years to reduce the risk of fresh heart attacks or strokes.
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We've seen characters have heart attacks, die, and the first episode's reveal that Kate (Chrissy Metz), Kevin (Justin Hartley), and Randall are all siblings was jaw-dropping.
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Getting it right can be a matter of life or death because high blood pressure leads to serious diseases like heart attacks, strokes, erectile dysfunction, even dementia.
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Although cardiovascular diseases, like heart attacks and strokes, are still the No. 1 cause of death in the United States, they have drastically declined since the 1960s.
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People with other sets of neanderthal genes are more prone to heart attacks, embolisms, or complications during pregnancy, because their blood has a tendency to coagulate easily.
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Each person's cardiovascular health was also recorded by measuring their blood pressure, heart rate, elevated C-reactive protein and history of heart attacks, heart failure and strokes.
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This effect was only statistically significant, meaning there was a less than a five percent chance it could have happened randomly, in the case of heart attacks.
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And Maune's doctors ensure he has the same amount of testosterone as any cisgendered man—and cisgendered men are more likely to suffer heart attacks younger, regardless!
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The company is hoping that in five or 10 years it will gather compelling evidence to show a reduction in heart attacks and strokes among its patients.
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Constant stress and aggravation is linked to a range of issues including overeating, insomnia and depression, and angry outbursts increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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And as far as whether or not he had a heart attack, people have had heart attacks they didn't know they'd had until they had an EKG.
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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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In other words, people who receive Medicaid spend more money on healthcare but have the same risk of heart attacks and had the same blood pressure levels.
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It is the world's top cause of cardiovascular disease, which leads to strokes and heart attacks, and is estimated to cause 7.5 million deaths a year worldwide.
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"If text message-based support improves medical adherence, it has the potential to prevent major clinical events such as heart attacks, strokes and premature death," Chow said.
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The public health agency announced the decision this week, saying the African leader will focus on noncommunicable diseases such as heart attacks and strokes on the continent.
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The public health agency announced the appointment last week, saying the African leader would focus on noncommunicable diseases on the continent such as heart attacks and strokes.
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Researchers used South Korea's National Health Insurance Service database to determine there were almost 115,83 cardiovascular disease events like heart attacks and strokes in the study population.
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Type 2 diabetes has long been linked to an increased risk of complications like heart attacks and strokes, nerve damage, kidney failure, vision deterioration and premature death.
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Praluent belongs to a class of injectable biotech drugs called PCSK9 inhibitors that dramatically lower bad LDL cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart attacks and death.
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One large federal study found that — contrary to all assumptions — diet and weight loss did not prevent heart attacks and strokes in people with Type 2 diabetes.
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Others include higher rates of chronic illness, premature death and failure to receive appropriate care for pneumonia, heart attacks, pain and preventive measures for post-operative complications.
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For instance, Jardiance did not reduce the risk of nonfatal heart attacks and strokes, and the study was not designed to measure its effect on heart failure.
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Nationwide, there were 2023 percent fewer uninsured drug overdoses, 25 percent fewer uninsured heart attacks, and over 32 percent fewer uninsured appendectomies in 2015 compared to 21625.
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These drugs are being tested in large clinical trials to see if their effects on LDL levels translate into reduced incidences of heart attacks, strokes and death.
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Four from heart attacks, two from overdoses, and one when a woman drunkenly fell over the second-floor railing and landed head first on somebody else's minivan.
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I think about the hundreds, even thousands of heart attacks and strokes averted every year because of prevention programs in obesity, tobacco cessation, and blood pressure control.
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In 2007, another large study led by Dr. Boden — also without an untreated control group — found stents did not prevent heart attacks or deaths from heart disease.
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Fine particulate matter — the tiny, deadly particles that can penetrate deep into the lungs and enter the bloodstream — is linked to heart attacks, strokes and respiratory disease.
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Two studies completed recently showed a frightening increase in the number of women suffering from heart attacks and heart failure before, during and immediately after giving birth.
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A study published in the journal Nutrition found that Pakistani men had a 62 percent higher mortality rate from heart attacks than men in England and Wales.
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Silent heart attacks, more formally known as a silent myocardial infarction (SMI), are "silent" because symptoms are so mild that people often do not realize they occurred.
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Researchers examined data on 36,375 adults with no history of heart disease or diabetes and a low 10-year risk for events like heart attacks or strokes.
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It also could prevent 27,21 new cases of adult-onset diabetes and 22016,400 strokes and heart attacks in the same group over the decade, the study found.
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There&aposs 911 for emergencies like fires and heart attacks, and soon, there could also be a 988 number for suicide prevention and help with mental health.
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But while heart attacks occur when the arteries are blocked by a blood clot from fatty buildup, no such blockage exists during cases of broken heart syndrome.
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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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It may give a relatively cheap way to prevent heart attacks if it works, because canakinumab is a biotech drug that's likely to be expensive, Goff said.
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It looked at all the heart attacks occurring in one country with corresponding weather station data, according to the one of the study's authors, Dr. David Erlinge.
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Conversely, the deprivation of income itself has adverse health effects—for example, an increased incidence of stress-related problems, including ulcers, hypertension, heart attacks, depression, and suicides.
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The study found that fine particulate pollution from domestic sources caused about 102,000 premature U.S. deaths a year from heart attacks, strokes, lung cancer and other diseases.
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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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Consider a recent effort to improve care for patients with heart attacks — who are twice as likely to die at low-performing hospitals as high-performing ones.
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Its links to all manner of health woes — heart attacks and strokes, premature birth and dementia, among many others — while very real, are hard to make out.
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Reuters Health - Veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may also have damaged blood vessels that increase their risk for heart attacks and strokes, a U.S. study suggests.
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District spokesman Anthony Presto said Monday smoke from the fire can cause serious health problems including lung disease, asthma attacks and increased risk of heart attacks and stroke.
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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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He said he does "expect to have a clear picture of how many deaths occurred directly and indirectly due to the storm," including panicked suicides and heart attacks.
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Three male blood relatives, including our father and grandfather, had suffered heart attacks in their 50s and all three had succumbed to heart disease by their early 70s.
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Internal communications by scientists at the Food and Drug Administration showed they had estimated Avandia was causing hundreds of heart attacks and instances of heart failure each month.
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Tiny particulate matter can cause lung cancer, strokes and heart disease over the long term, as well as triggering symptoms such as heart attacks that kill more rapidly.
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But stubbornly high blood pressure becomes dangerous because it can cause arteries to burst, get inflamed, or clog, leading to diseases like heart attacks, strokes, and heart failure.
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Praluent and Repatha belong a class of injectable biotech drugs called PCSK9 inhibitors that dramatically lower bad LDL cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart attacks and death.
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Among rivals, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia's insurance division said in April it had used outdated and discredited definitions of heart attacks when denying claims to some policyholders.
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Studies have show that, around the times of the spring clock changes, there are spikes in suicide rates and an increase in the number of recorded heart attacks.
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In October 2016, the Food and Drug Administration issued a warning that testosterone supplements and related anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS) can cause heart attacks, personality changes, and infertility.
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To put that into context, compared to other common health problems — like heart attacks, or cancer — autism is much more genetic, with well over 100 genes now implicated.
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It's a hard thing for anyone to handle, but transporting people through Care Ride has exposed Reedy to people who have survived strokes, heart attacks, transplants and amputations.
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" He added that the No. 1 risk factor for heart attacks is "insulin resistance, driven by a number of dietary factors especially increased sugar and other refined carbohydrates.
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Continuous positive airway pressure, or CPAP, does not reduce the risk of heart attacks or other cardiovascular emergencies in sleep apnea patients with heart disease, the researchers say.
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As if that's not enough, in recent years he's endured a litany of health problems ranging from hepatitis C and liver failure to diabetes and numerous heart attacks.
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Fonarow says the new findings are consistent with studies showing that transport and treatment delays are associated with worse outcomes in heart attacks and cardiac arrest, including mortality.
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In the ensuing years, however, ephedra-containing supplements were linked to strokes, heart attacks and more than 150 deaths, and by 2004, the FDA had banned the products.
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There's other research that shows the ill effects daylight saving has on health and well being, from increased strokes and heart attacks to lost productivity and workplace injuries.
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She warned that in the past, misleading information about side effects led people to discontinue their treatment resulting in some of them dying from heart attacks or strokes.
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Dr. Jeremy Brown, director of the National Institute of Health's Office of Emergency Care Research, said treatments for heart attacks and strokes are most effective when done quickly.
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Some scientists say data has emerged showing that dropping below a certain level is actually dangerous, and raised the risk of heart attacks and other bad health outcomes.
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Because about half of the deaths in people with diabetes are caused by heart disease, reducing the risk such as heart attacks and strokes is seen as essential.
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Compared to patients who didn't receive stress reduction training, those who did had a 50 percent lower risk of complications like heart attacks and strokes, the study found.
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Bangalore and colleagues analyzed data from more than 21 million hospitalizations between 233 and 03, looking for heart attacks, strokes and death after surgeries that weren't heart-related.
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Oral testosterone appeared to increase low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, the "bad" kind that builds up in blood vessels and can lead to blood clots and heart attacks.
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A large diet study in Spain found that a Mediterranean diet, with fruits, vegetables, fish and olive oil or nuts, decreased the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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Like heart disease risk calculators used to monitor those vulnerable to heart attacks, suicide risk assessments and risk reduction strategies should be employed to reduce suicide threat levels.
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Studies show that young women tend to experience a greater number of those non-chest pain symptoms than men, which can make their heart attacks harder to detect.
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He wrote that the scars indicate that those people had heart attacks that had healed, whether or not the previous heart attack "had been clinically recognized or silent."
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The study can't explain whether or how high blood pressure or elevated cholesterol in early adulthood might directly cause heart attacks, strokes or heart failure later in life.
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Some studies have linked the decrease in sleep associated with daylight-saving time to negative health effects, such as increases in heart attacks, car accidents, and workplace injuries.
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An EMS delay of only a few minutes could mean that those having heart attacks, strokes, diabetic emergencies, opiate overdoses and trauma have a higher risk of death.
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Researchers worldwide once hailed Dr. Piero Anversa's work as revolutionary: He devised a way to grow heart cells to replace those lost in heart attacks or heart failure.
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People have heart attacks later in life than they used to, are more likely to survive them, and often live for years afterward with few or no symptoms.
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He had nearly died from heart attacks related to asthma in the past, episodes he wrote about in "Not Yet: A Memoir of Living and Almost Dying" (2009).
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Three of the deaths were reportedly due to heart attacks, but one also lists pulmonary edema -- an accumulation of fluid in the lungs -- according to the death certificate.
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In June, the National Institutes of Health shut down a study of the effects of moderate drinking on heart attacks and stroke, following an investigation by The Times.
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It's been one of the vexing questions in medicine: Why is it that most people who have heart attacks or strokes have few or no conventional risk factors?
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They confirmed that CHIP doubled the risk of a heart attack in typical patients — and increased the risk fourfold in those who had heart attacks early in life.
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The link between pollution and respiratory diseases is well known, and most experts now believe that small particulates may also raise the risk for strokes and heart attacks.
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About half of people who have heart attacks have normal cholesterol levels, and researchers think that in some of them, inflammation may contribute to heart and artery disease.
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The study found that belly fat was associated with heart attacks and stroke independent of other risk factors like smoking, diabetes, hypertension, body mass index and prevention treatments.
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Tiny particulate matter can cause lung cancer, strokes and heart disease over the long term, as well as trigger symptoms such as heart attacks that kill more rapidly.
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But longer-term studies showed that while these stents were disappearing, many were disappearing into blood clots, causing an increased risk of heart attacks compared with conventional stents.
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For the first time, a drug has helped prevent heart attacks by curbing inflammation, a new and very different approach than lowering cholesterol, the focus for many years.
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Years after retirement, people who suffer from this syndrome retain poor sleep patterns linked to stroke, heart attacks, hypertension and type-2 diabetes, Hassinger noted in an email.
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The researchers followed them for an average of 16 years and during that time recorded 489 cardiovascular events — heart attacks, strokes, heart surgeries and deaths from heart disease.
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Their research explains how cells function and may help treat diseases in which oxygen is in short supply — including anemia, heart attacks and strokes — as well as cancers.
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That tiny molecular shift creates a substance that is now well known to be a potent precipitator of cardiovascular disease, including heart attacks, strokes and sudden cardiac deaths.
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He also said Trump took Crestor, a cholesterol lowering statin; a low dose of aspirin to prevent heart attacks; antibiotics to treat skin rosacea; and Propecia for baldness.
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The health consequences of such a high level of pollutants in the air can be severe, including failure of the respiratory and circulatory system, heart attacks and strokes.
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Amarin (AMRN) – Amarin received Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for its Vascepa drug, designed to reduce the incidence of heart attacks and strokes in high-risk patients.
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These medications are now linked to a growing number of complications, ranging in seriousness from nutrient deficiencies, joint pain and infections to bone fractures, heart attacks and dementia.
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People who waited until blood pressure was more elevated to start treatment were 10% more likely to have events like fatal heart attacks and strokes, the study found.
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Eating a fiber-rich diet is associated with better gastrointestinal health and a reduced risk of heart attacks, strokes, high cholesterol, obesity, type 2 diabetes, even some cancers.
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The carmakers maintained that modern technology had solved diesel's big downside: emissions of nitrogen oxides and fine soot particles that can contribute to asthma, heart attacks and cancer.
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Women who develop high blood pressure during pregnancy may be more likely than those who don't to have heart attacks or strokes decades later, a Norwegian study suggests.
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The rest of the heart compensates for a while, but as more heart attacks occur, and more and more heart disappears, it stops being able to keep up.
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Lamar Odom says it's a miracle he's alive -- revealing he had 12 strokes and 6 heart attacks while he was in a coma from his 2015 drug overdose.
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But for his age, he's in pretty good shape, considering he's had colon cancer and a couple of heart attacks and battles a severe case of COPD daily.
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In total, some 77,000 people were hospitalized because of drinking in 2016—liver cirrhosis, withdrawal, alcohol use disorder, and much more—which was even more than from heart attacks.
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The 21 deaths since 2000, which were all employees at the company the man worked for, included a "remarkably high number of heart attacks and cancers," according to police.
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The researchers found that e-cig users had an increase in adrenaline levels in the heart that can predispose smokers to bad heart rhythms, heart attacks, and sudden death.
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Funeraria Hernandez-Rivera, the fourth funeral home in the region, received 15 bodies since the hurricane, including five or six heart attacks, according to funeral director Raul Hernandez-Rivera.
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Apnea that isn't properly treated has been linked with excessive daytime sleepiness, decreased quality of life, heart attacks and heart failure, researchers note in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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By understanding how naked mole rats can survive so long without oxygen, we may be able to develop technology to keep victims of heart attacks or strokes alive longer.
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"I had what they call a widowmaker," the Biggest Loser trainer told Savannah Guthrie — referencing the medical term given to massive heart attacks that often lead to sudden death.
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"They can cause increases to emergency rooms for all kinds of respiratory conditions and for cardiac conditions as well, including heart attacks and episodes of heart failure," she said.
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A Stanford professor and heart surgeon has completed a proof-of-concept study showcasing the potential for photosynthetic cyanobacteria to treat the complications of heart attacks, per Smithsonian Magazine.
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An autopsy of the Swedish patient revealed no heart defects or genetic problems that might explain his death, and his arteries lacked the plaques that usually cause heart attacks.
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A study published in the journal Circulation looked at more than 12,000 individuals from 52 countries who had suffered from heart attacks and investigated what may have triggered them.
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At least 20 people have died from storm-related causes including traffic accidents and heart attacks while shoveling, with deaths reported in states stretching from Arkansas to New York.
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While heart attacks can also be deadly, the symptoms can start hours, days, or even weeks before a full-blown attack, giving you time to seek emergency medical attention.
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Qatar's government has also denied claims there are higher instances of heart attacks among construction workers and does not publish independently-verified statistics on worker-related injuries and fatalities.
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"This drug lowered LDL by 37 percent and raised HDL by 130 percent and had absolutely no effect" on preventing deaths and heart attacks, Nissen said in an interview.
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That, in the short term, improves human health by reducing carbon dioxide clouds which contain particulate matter and other nasty stuff linked to asthma, heart attacks, and lung damage.
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Doctors in our National Health Service have become more keenly aware of the health implications of feeling chronically alone, including the increased likelihood of strokes, heart attacks and dementia.
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Editorial Public health officials have long struggled to get Americans to eat less sodium to reduce high blood pressure, and hence cut the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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These particles can come from different sources — diesel exhaust, natural dust, wildfires — and can lead to heart attacks, strokes, breathing difficulties, and cancer as they penetrate deep into lungs.
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"These unexpected findings pave the way for further research into the SCARB1 pathway to identify new treatments to reduce heart attacks in the future," he said in a statement.
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Because more Medicare patients went to higher-quality hospitals for heart attacks between 1996 and 2008, overall chances of survival increased by one percentage point, according to the study.
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High salt intake is linked to high blood pressure, even in kids, which can lead to early evidence of heart disease, and heart attacks and stroke later in life.
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Earlier this year, a successful trial on the prevention of potentially deadly strokes and heart attacks in patients with severe atherosclerosis raised the prospect of billions more in sales.
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Similarly, his promotion of the Heimlich maneuver to clear water from the lungs of drowning victims, and to treat asthma, cystic fibrosis and even heart attacks, was vehemently disputed.
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Scientists will track the two groups for six years on average to see whether daily drinkers have fewer heart attacks and strokes, and lower odds of diabetes and death.
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Saturated fat is not terrible for you, but it does raise the bad cholesterol that increases your risk for heart disease and specifically heart attacks, De Latour tells me.
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So the Affordable Care Act incorporated something called the Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program, which focused on three serious ailments with high readmission rates: heart failure, heart attacks and pneumonia.
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Having purpose is linked to a number of positive health outcomes, including better sleep, fewer strokes and heart attacks, and a lower risk of dementia, disability and premature death.
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The extensive government trial was intended to settle an age-old question about alcohol and diet: Does a daily cocktail or beer really protect against heart attacks and stroke?
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Officials have said the medical staff aboard the ship will treat Angelenos with conditions not related to Covid-19, like heart attacks, or who have been in car crashes.
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The primary finding was that the lower target led to a 25 percent reduction in cardiovascular events — the combined rate of heart attacks, strokes, heart failures and cardiovascular deaths.
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In late October, the eighty-two-year-old caudillo, a staunch U.S. ally in the battle against Communism, had fallen into a coma after a series of heart attacks.
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Since cholesterol levels are only a marker for disease, more trials are needed to determine how the drug actually affects more consequential outcomes such as heart attacks and strokes.
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But it turns out that in emergency situations, like heart attacks, which ambulance service picks up patients who live in the same neighborhood is effectively random in many cases.
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Many also may not be aware that heart attacks can look different in women, who are more likely to have atypical symptoms such as nausea or sweating, she added.
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A single daily pill containing low doses of common medications might provide a simple, inexpensive way to reduce risks for heart attacks and stroke in underprivileged communities, researchers say.
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Statins such as Lipitor lower LDL or bad cholesterol and have been the cornerstone of preventing heart attacks along with not smoking, blood pressure control and a healthy lifestyle.
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Over an average follow-up of seven years, there were 3,683 heart attacks, strokes or other cardiovascular events; 1,477 deaths from cardiovascular disease; and 5,479 deaths from other causes.
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Exceptional people died of cancer and heart attacks; it was the nobodies who suffered stupid and puzzling demises, to make up for the lack of surprises in their lives.
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Dr. Elisondo, who sports a neatly trimmed beard and a red T-shirt emblazoned with the group's logo, has stabilized people who had epileptic seizures, appendicitis and heart attacks.
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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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The study focused on automobile fumes, smog, soot, ash and construction dust that cause serious illnesses and outcomes like asthma, low birth weight, heart attacks and high blood pressure.
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The trial involves more than 18,000 patients from 57 countries and is designed to demonstrate that Praluent reduces the risk of serious cardiovascular events, like heart attacks and strokes.
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Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has also criticized lavish weddings, saying they often cause people in their fifties to die from strokes or heart attacks after failing to repay debts.
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Death rates after heart attacks are lower if LDL cholesterol levels are lowered by medication, Wright, who wasn't involved in the new study, told Reuters Health in an email.
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Across all the studies, there were 17,966 heart attacks and 2,599 ischemic strokes, the most common type that results from an obstruction in a blood vessel supplying the brain.
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The settlement resolves claims that the German drugmaker misrepresented that its stroke prevention drug Aggrenox was effective for treating "below the neck" conditions, including heart attacks and congestive failure.
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Eating a fiber-rich diet is associated with better gastrointestinal health and a reduced risk of heart attacks, strokes, high cholesterol, obesity, type 2 diabetes, and even some cancers.
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At the same time, a Sanders spokesperson drew further attention to the septuagenarian candidate's health by erroneously accusing Mike Bloomberg of suffering multiple heart attacks before withdrawing the claim.
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Now the National Institutes of Health is starting a $2000 million clinical trial to test for the first time whether a drink a day really does prevent heart attacks.
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Mr. Bogle was treated for arrythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia, a congenital heart defect, for more than 30 years, and had at least six heart attacks, the first in 1960.
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South Asian men are also prone to high levels of coronary artery calcium, a marker of atherosclerosis that can be an early harbinger of future heart attacks and strokes.
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The findings only apply to a type of heart attack known as an ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction, which accounts for about 30% of heart attacks, said Dr. Fonarow.
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Anand M. Irimpen, an associate professor of clinical medicine at Tulane Heart and Vascular Institute at Tulane University School of Medicine, and author of a study that examined a rise in heart attacks in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, said heart attacks in the wake of a natural disaster should be counted in the death toll because they are known to spike dramatically after traumatic events, caused by stress and physical duress.
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They'd track heart attacks, strokes, heart-related chest pain, and death—the most comprehensive study of the heart impacts of daily drinking ever done, focusing on adults 50 and over.
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In individual stock news, Novo Nordisk was off 4.9 percent despite a study showing that the company's top diabetes drug Victoza cut the risk of heart attacks by 13 percent.
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Waterland acquired Median, which helps patients to recover from orthopaedic surgery, heart attacks, strokes and accidents, from private equity firm Advent in 2014 for about 1 billion euros including debt.
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The study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, found that a drug that lowered inflammation levels without affecting cholesterol could also lower a person's risk for heart attacks.
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Federal regulations require drug companies to include both major and minor side effects in their direct-to-consumer advertising — the risk of heart attacks as well as, say, dry mouth.
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Among these 2100,000 patients, the study predicted the drug would prevent 1,000 people having major cardiovascular events (heart attacks, strokes and coronary artery bypasses) who had pre-existing heart conditions.
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Those with autism also have heart attacks or cancer or diabetes, so without doctors that can understand how to interact with them, they're not going to get appropriate health care.
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The EPA asserts that the Clean Power Plan, which regulates and limits carbon emissions from the power sector, has prevented thousands of asthma and heart attacks by lowering air pollution.
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In people with a higher baseline risk of heart problems, having two angry episodes per day could result in around 268 extra heart attacks and strokes per 10,000 people annually.
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Researchers also tested participants' blood for levels of certain biomarkers that can help predict the risk of atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries that can cause heart attacks and strokes.
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For example, in working to improve survival rates for people with heart attacks, our team at Yale University tried to increase psychological safety in 10 hospitals across the United States.
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The third chart shows the additional daily risk of death resulting from air quality, which can occur when brief and relatively small spikes in pollution cause strokes or heart attacks.
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But improved cholesterol levels did not prevent heart attacks and strokes, diminishing hopes for the approach to treating heart disease - by raising HDL through blockage of a protein called CETP.
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The research, part funded by the British Heart Foundation and published in the journal Heart, revealed that women were less likely than men to receive guideline care for heart attacks.
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Scientists at the University of Leeds found that women in the UK had more than double the median rate of death than men in the 20033 days after heart attacks.
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In parts of Central America, Africa and the Middle East, the gun death rates are even higher — close to those from heart attacks and lung cancer in the United States.
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One in four of the 300,000 pilgrims who have visited this year have required medical treatment, and 24 have died, mainly from heart attacks and hypertension, according to government statistics.
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Cardiovascular disease, which includes conditions that cause heart attacks and strokes, account for more than 836,000 deaths a year, according to the American Heart Association and the American Stroke Association.
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They pump out other harmful pollutants at the same time, putting all Americans at immediate risk of premature death, asthma attacks and heart attacks and other well-documented health threats.
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By the end of the summer, he had suffered the first in a wave of heart attacks that put him into the hospital, and then, on October 8th, killed him.
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And since, according to the American Egg Board, more eggs are eaten at breakfast than any other meal, one might surmise that this proves that eating eggs reduces heart attacks.
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While we treat each of these conflicting egg stories as if we've just saved millions from heart attacks, they are not the kind of earth shattering result we would like.
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VINDU GOEL PHARMACEUTICALS Last year, Jardiance became the first modern diabetes drug to demonstrate in a clinical trial that it could reduce deaths from heart attacks and other cardiovascular causes.
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There are studies that say moving the clock ahead one hour in the spring to start daylight saving time puts you at a higher risk for strokes and heart attacks.
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A patient who doesn't smoke is much more likely avoid a laundry list of acute and chronic diseases, like asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), heart attacks, and lung cancer.
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The day before Commonwealth Bank's chief executive was due to answer questions from legislators, the bank said it had updated its medical definitions for heart attacks and severe rheumatoid arthritis.
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In the decades since then, other studies have shown that people who feel socially isolated or chronically stressed by work or relationships are more prone to heart attacks and strokes.
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Now the Columbia researchers are following 1,000 E.R. patients with heart attacks, tracking their weight and stress levels and giving each a wearable device to measure physical activity and sleep.
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