High-fructose diet during pregnancy may lead to defects in the placenta and fetal growth restriction, which virtually increases the health risks after the baby. However, in mice by administering allopurinol after alcohol was found, which seems to be able to … Read More »
Published an article in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society researchers recently learned that frail elderly women, and women who are six or more chronic disease, compared with women who have three kinds of geographical risk factors, having the … Read More »
Once pregnancy-induced hypertension, then either the pregnant woman or the fetus are particularly negative, so patients with hypertension of pregnancy must be appropriate physical exercise, but also pay attention to when you do too much of the action must not … Read More »
According to a study United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Thursday (February 18) released, more than a third of American adults get enough sleep. Head of Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, Emory Sleep Center … Read More »
Atypical heart attack symptoms rather special, different from heart disease occur chest tightness, palpitation, shortness of breath, chest pain situation, sometimes patients with toothache, jaw pain, neck pain, upper abdominal pain, there may be atypical symptoms of heart disease , … Read More »
CNIC’s researchers have identified how two proteins control heart growth and adaptation of hypertension. Principal investigator Dr. Guadalupe Sabio in Nature Communications explains findings, not only strengthens our cardiac cell growth and adapt to the understanding of hypertension, but also … Read More »
Preeclampsia is high-risk groups of cardiovascular disease occur in the future, especially early onset and / or severe preeclampsia, old age hypertension, ischemic heart disease, stroke, venous thromboembolism and related diseases cause death increased risk. Again pre-eclampsia pregnancy high risk … Read More »
Various obesity most common, accounting for about 95 percent of obese people, in a nutshell is the disease caused by the non-obese. Such patients body fat is distributed more evenly, no phenomenon of endocrine disruption, and no metabolic disorders, their … Read More »
A landmark study on blood pressure management set to conclude in 2017 has shown such significant results that the National Institutes of Health is announcing its findings today, reported the New York Times. The study found that reducing systolic blood pressure … Read More »