Cholesterol: Prevention
Sudden Cardiac Death: Know Who's at Risk
11/07/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityPeople who receive CPR from bystanders have a higher chance of surviving and being discharged from the hospital alive.
Turn Back the Clock on Atherosclerosis
11/03/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityPeople with high blood pressure are at increased risk for heart attacks, strokes, and kidney disease. These complications can be reduced by lowering…
Three Medicines, One Pill to Prevent Heart Attacks
10/17/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityNow that we have much evidence of the benefits of achieving lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels, it may be reasonable for almost everyone…
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Should You Have an Exercise Stress Test?
10/06/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityShould a healthy person with no risk factors or symptoms of heart disease get an exercise stress test? It depends.
When Your Kids Have High Cholesterol
09/08/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityDid you know that even children have been found to have atherosclerosis?
Your Brother's Heart Problems May Be Yours, Too
08/22/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityThe study found that premature coronary disease in a sibling represented a greater risk for coronary disease than premature disease in parents.
Just One Fatty Meal Can Hurt Your Heart
08/18/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityThe results do reinforce the conclusion that the risk of atherosclerosis is increased by saturated fats and diminished when polyunsaturated…
Can CT Replace Coronary Angiography?
08/15/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityThe problem now is to decide who should undergo 64-slice CT, and there is concern that it will be overused.
Risk Factors Dictate Suggested Cholesterol Levels
08/04/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityRisk factors for heart disease, some of which are modifiable, are cigarette smoking, low HDL cholesterol, high blood pressure, and a family history of…
Low-fat Diets, Weight, and the Postmenopausal Woman
07/14/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityPostmenopausal women must recognize their risk for coronary heart disease and, if their LDL cholesterol level is elevated, take steps to control it.
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