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Tag: Cardiovascular Disease
Depression in Teenage Years Increases Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Later In Life, Study Shows
Depression among adolescents affects approximately 8% globally and significantly increases the risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) later in life,
Gut Bacteria, Oscillibacter Could Help Lower Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factor, Study Shows
Researchers from the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, alongside Massachusetts General Hospital, has discovered that alterations in the
Minimizing Salt Intake Considered Beneficial in Preventing Cardiovascular Disease
A low-sodium diet is beneficial for preventing heart disease, yet many individuals are consuming excessive amounts of salt. Research
Depression In Young Women Increases Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease, Study Shows
Recent research suggests that while young women are typically considered low-risk for heart disease, certain mental health issues could
Older Adults Taking Aspirin To Prevent Cardiovascular Disease May Actually Not Require It, Study Shows
A recent University of Michigan survey indicates that a significant portion of older adults aged 50 to 80 take
Kupffer Cells in the Liver Play A critical Role In Preventing Atherosclerosis, study Shows
Researchers from the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden have discovered that Kupffer cells in the liver play a vital role
High Protein Diet Increases Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease, Study Shows
New research from the University Of Pittsburgh School Of Medicine suggests that while high-protein diets are often considered beneficial
Sex Enhancing Drugs Pose A Risk For Individuals Under Cardiovascular Disease Medication
A new study has warned against combining Viagra, a pharmaceutical known for enhancing sexual function, with drugs intended for
Medical Cannabis for Pain Management Could Be Associated With Cardiovascular Disease, Study Shows
A recent European study cautions that medical marijuana, employed by patients for chronic pain relief, may lead to abnormal
Excessive Weight Gain during Pregnancy Linked To Increased Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease
Excessive weight gain during pregnancy is associated with elevated risks of heart disease and diabetes, according to a study
