A new study published in the journal Circulation by the American Heart Association (AHA) indicates that certain groups of people may face a significantly higher risk of dying from a heart attack during heat waves and high levels of fine particulate pollution. The study focused on analyzing over 202,000 heart attacks that occurred in China’s […]
In a remarkable study featured in The BMJ, researchers have unveiled a potential breakthrough—high-dose vitamin D supplements taken once a month could potentially lower the likelihood of heart attacks and major cardiac events among individuals aged 60 and above. Although the observed risk reduction may be modest, the findings suggest that vitamin D supplementation might
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Being overweight is almost always linked to some corresponding medical pieces of advice. One of the reasons that makes it so hard to accept oneself in a fatty version is not about fashion anymore, it’s doctors that make you live healthily! This time, researchers have some new, striking scientific facts regarding heart attack survivors. You
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New Guidelines Recommend Against Daily Aspirin for the Prevention of Heart Attacks For decades, doctors have recommended daily aspirin as an easy way for people to prevent heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular events. However, after recent research, new guidelines to help people stay heart-healthy recommend against a low-dose of aspirin taken daily to prevent
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For decades, doctors have recommended daily aspirin as an easy way for people to prevent strokes, heart attacks, and other cardiovascular events. However, after recent research, new guidelines to help people stay heart-healthy recommend against a low-dose of aspirin taken daily to prevent cardiovascular events because it might actually do more harm than good. According
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Before your annual physical, your doctor requires blood testing. Your results showed that your LDL cholesterol tests normal. But your general risk of heart disease appears average. You and your doctor need to decide whether you should take a statin drug. A CT scan will give you and your doctor the information you both need
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There are similarities between a panic attack and a heart attack. This makes it difficult for many people to tell the difference here we tell you about which one is which. Each year, approximately 3 percent of people in the U.S experience panic disorder. Some common symptoms of panic attack are: Shortness of breathSharp pain
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Coronary artery disease is a very common condition, especially with those who eat a standard American diet full of hydrogenated oils and sugar. Roughly 1,000,000 people will have a heart attack this year. Of those, roughly 500,000 will die. Heart disease is the number 1 killer of both men and women in many countries, including
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Ways to Increase Your Chances Of Surviving a Heart Attack Your head is spinning and your chest feels like someone is stabbing you with a knife. You are nauseated and sweat drips from your brow; you are having a heart attack. Your actions in the next few minutes will dictate whether you live or die.
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When the Heart Attacks: Warning Signs for Men and Women [nextpage title=”…”] A silent killer lurks, ready to strike anyone, anywhere. One second, the victim is fine, but in an instant he can hit the floor, clutching his chest. Heart attacks don’t discriminate from age or generate. It doesn’t matter if you are in optimal
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