Category: Heart Disease
Pregnant women exposed too PFAS chemicals at risk for heart disease – HealthDay
Pregnant women exposed to high levels of PFAS chemicals may be at risk for obesity and heart problems later in life. PFAS… also known as forever …
» Read moreAction now could avoid up to 11,000 CVD deaths a year by 2035 – BHF
We call for a heart disease action plan to reduce death and disability from cardiovascular disease … Early deaths from conditions like heart attack …
» Read moreRegular mobile phone use linked to increased cardiovascular disease risk in smokers and diabetics
A new study has found that regular mobile phone use was positively associated with incident cardiovascular diseases risk, especially in current …
» Read moreAlnylam Pharma Shares Dip Despite Positive Phase 3 HELIOS-B Heart Disease Results
Alnylam Pharma Shares Dip Despite Positive Phase 3 HELIOS-B Heart Disease Results. by Bernice Lottering. Alnylam Pharmaceuticals’ shares fell 8.5 …
» Read moreOnly half of women recognise stroke and heart disease symptoms, survey finds
The national Ipsos survey also found 70% of the public believe women are more likely to contract breast cancer than heart disease or a stroke — …
» Read moreMTPConnect kicks off $28.5 million health tech accelerator targeting heart disease and diabetes
“And at the same time, by tackling chronic health problems like cardiovascular disease and diabetes complications, we are building Australia’s medical …
» Read moreDaiichi Sankyo Shines a Light on Inequalities and Unmet Needs in Care as Part of Its …
… Cardiovascular Disease. Inequalities in cardiovascular disease (CVD) care have been found, which impact clinical outcomes: Gender inequalities …
» Read moreNew hope on heart disease as science offers early detection and prevention – The Guardian
After 30 years, 3,662 study participants experienced a heart attack, stroke, surgery to restore circulation or a cardiovascular-related death. Levels …
» Read moreQuit now, live longer: Nixing smoking slashes heart attack risk by half – Henry Herald
Catching up on sleep on weekends may lower heart disease risk by 20%, new study finds …
Those who logged the most compensatory sleep — at least an hour and 15 minutes or more extra shut-eye — saw a reduction in heart disease risk compared …
» Read moreWhy middle-income countries face a higher burden of heart disease – India Today
Heart disease remains a leading cause of death globally, with significant disparities between middle- and high-income countries.
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