ERJ Open Research: Frequent Use of Rescue Inhalers Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Disease
The study focused on short-acting bronchodilators — medications that quickly relax the muscles around the airways and temporarily make breathing easier.․․
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Doctors and scientists race to understand a growing form of heart failure
The condition can cause severe shortness of breath, fatigue, repeated hospitalizations and a high risk of death...
Daughter’s wedding nearly caused a heart attack: doctors diagnose “happy heart syndrome”
Doctors initially suspected a heart attack and performed coronary angiography...
British Journal of Nutrition: Just a Handful of Nuts a Day May Reduce the Risk of Hypertension by 20%
The analysis found that people who consumed the highest amounts of nuts had approximately a 16% lower risk of developing hypertension than those who ate the least...
Scientists Develop a Patch That Can Continuously Monitor Cholesterol Through Sweat
Unlike conventional lipid testing, which requires periodic blood samples to be analyzed in a laboratory, the new sensor could potentially provide continuous monitoring of changes in lipid levels...
A 30-Year Study Reveals Complex Links Between Alcohol, Longevity and Heart Attack Risk
During the 30-year follow-up, 237 participants died, 100 suffered a heart attack and 89 experienced a stroke...
Scientists identify key mechanisms behind heart and blood vessel aging
The review examines the biological mechanisms linking aging to the development of cardiovascular conditions, including heart failure, atherosclerosis, and atrial fibrillation...
Study links vegetable-rich diets to longer life and lower cardiovascular risk
Rather than studying foods separately, the researchers treated each food group as part of a network, identifying groups of foods that are commonly consumed together and examining how these dietary patterns relate to health outcomes...
AI can detect heart failure from ECG, study finds
The researchers found that conventional machine learning models relying only on patients' clinical data performed less well when applied to different patient populations...
Scientists Uncover the Heart Cells’ ‘Protective Code’ That Prevents Cardiac Regeneration
Unlike the skin and certain other tissues, the adult human heart has very little capacity to regenerate damaged cells on its own...
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