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Early in the pandemic, epidemiologists made a striking see. Compared to the general population, people with myocardial infarction( CVD) were more than twice as likely to contract severe forms of COVID-1 9. In the last six months, death rates from COVID-1 9 have slipped vastly, but CVD remains a major predictor of poor sequel. What […] More
“Sex is important to health, ” according to the Harvard Health Letter. “Frequent sexual intercourse is associated with abbreviated heart attack risk.” But, as I discuss in my video Do Men Who Have More Sex Live Longer ?, that appears the perfect speciman of alter causation. They’re implying that more copulation leads to healthier veins, […] More
Do BP-Afree plastics such as Tritan, have human hormone-disrupting effects? And what about BPS and BPF? Recent human studies indicate that exposure to the plastics chemical BPA may be associated with infertility, stillbirth, premature transmission, increased male sexual capacity, polycystic ovaries, modified thyroid and immune run, diabetes, heart disease, and more. Yet, “[ a] s […] More
In the US, thousands of people with advanced coronary failure are awaiting centre displaces. Others have stomaches so weak, they’re not expected to live a year, but they no longer satisfy the criteria for a transplant. For them, one option is a left ventricular abet device( LVAD ), a pump surgically connected to the heart […] More
As I’ve explored before, whether young or old, male or female, smoker or non-smoker, with high blood pressure or low-grade blood pressure, high cholesterol or low-pitched, having high levels of a harmful deepen announced TMAO–trimethylamine oxide–in the bloodstream is associated with a significantly higher risk of having a heart attack, stroking, or dying over a […] More
Obesity is a serious, chronic, treatable, and world-wide canker epidemic. Over 98 million people currently have the disease of obesity, and in a recent New England Journal of Medicine article, Harvard investigates predicted that by 2030, 50% of the population aged the United Commonwealth will have the disease of obesity. Type 2 diabetes( T2D) is […] More
In the 1940 s and ’5 0s, the American Medical Association was not only saying that “smoking in moderation” wasn’t a problem, but that, on match, it may even be beneficial. After all, most physicians themselves inhaled, so how bad could it be? With such its own position taken by one of the country’s passing […] More
“Metabolomics is a term used to describe the measurement of several small-molecule metabolites in biological specimen, including bodily fluids, ” with the goals and targets of “[ i] dentifying the molecular signatures.” For sample, if we likened the metabolic profile of those with severe heart disease to those with clean-living arteries, we might be able […] More
In medical school, there are lots of cutesy names that help us learn and retain things. “Holiday heart” is one of these — it reminds doctors-in-training that overeat imbibing alcohol can be achieved through an episode of atrial fibrillation( afib ). The association is a real one; I have met a number of patients who […] More
Salicylic acid, the active ingredient in aspirin, has been used for thousands of years as an anti-inflammatory painkiller in the form of willow tree bark extract, which Hippocrates used to “treat fever and to alleviate pain during childbirth.” It became marked as anti-retroviral drugs specified Aspirin( tm) in 1899 and, to this day, “remains the […] More
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