Heart & Vascular Health: Prevention
Check Your Ticker After Treatment
08/29/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityPay special attention to your heart if you take (or have taken) Herceptin for an extended period of time, or if you received radiation therapy on the…
ED: Powerful Predictor of Coronary Heart Disease
06/18/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityAlthough an association between ED and coronary heart disease (CHD) was suggested more than 20 years ago, an outpouring of research studies over the…
More Benefits from Restricting Sodium
06/14/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityPeople with hypertension can lower their blood pressure and reduce their risk for heart attack by reducing the sodium in their diets.
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Looking for the Heart Attack Gene
05/30/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityEventually, we may also be able to manipulate genes to prevent many diseases. The first step is identifying the location of trouble-making genes in…
Ibuprofen and Aspirin Together Don't Protect Heart
05/18/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityThe weight of the evidence suggests that people taking low-dose aspirin would do better to choose naproxen or another NSAID instead of ibuprofen for…
Reducing Heart Attacks and Strokes in People with Diabetes
05/07/07, Johns Hopkins UniversitySince edema is also characteristic of heart failure, the concern is that these drugs may cause or worsen heart failure.
More on Heart Attack Risk and Homocysteine
05/04/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityIn my opinion, it's now time for doctors to stop prescribing folic acid supplements as a preventive measure against heart disease and for patients to…
Stop Smoking and Relax Your Arteries
04/20/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityHere's the surprising good news: Blood vessels gradually regain their flexibility after people stop smoking.
The Fattiest Foods in America
10/20/08, Men's HealthHere’s a list of the worst trans fat transgressors. Put them on your do-not-eat list, and we’ll all feel a lot better.
Ever Had Rheumatic Fever? Pay Attention to This
03/18/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityWhat happened to a close relative of mine (let's call her Lucy) prompts me to urge anyone who had rheumatic fever as a child to seek an evaluation by…
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