"There is convincing evidence that favorable cardiovascular health protects from cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular disease mortality and all-cause mortality," Nasir said by email.
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Beyond that, the risk of cardiovascular disease increased with B.M.I. With the four other measures of adiposity, the associations with cardiovascular disease risk were consistent even after controlling for other factors: As those measures increased, so did the risk for cardiovascular disease.
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"For those persons already at higher risk for cardiovascular disease, on balance aspirin is a good idea to reduce cardiovascular disease risk alone," Weinberg said.
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Cardiovascular disease remains the number cause of death in the United States, yet, not one drug to treat primary cardiovascular disease was approved in 28500.
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Vox's Julia Belluz recently reported on new research showing that lead exposure is also a risk factor for cardiovascular disease and death from cardiovascular disease.
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People with high blood pressure or who have cardiovascular disease — or those at high risk for cardiovascular disease — should not take the drug, the F.D.A. said.
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But all of the men with the highest cardiovascular disease risk had erectile dysfunction, compared with just 15 percent of men with the lowest risk for cardiovascular disease.
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"Obesity, elevated blood pressure, high cholesterol and smoking are much more important risk factors for cardiovascular disease and are therefore the main targets of cardiovascular disease prevention," Kivimaki said.
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"The world has identified a target of reducing deaths from cardiovascular disease and has identified "best buys," which need to be implemented in order to reduce cardiovascular disease," he said.
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"We also need to monitor cardiovascular disease risks in offspring of diabetic mothers and investigate possible life-course interventions that may reduce the occurrence of cardiovascular disease," Yu said by email.
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They had to have one of the following health problems: another subclinical cardiovascular disease, chronic kidney disease or a Framingham 10-year risk of cardiovascular disease of 15 percent or more.
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Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of premature death worldwide, the authors write, and "tea consumption could reduce the risk for both cardiovascular disease morbidity and mortality as well as all-cause mortality."
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"Cardiovascular disease is the leading killer of women," she said.
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He said the senator had no history of cardiovascular disease.
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Ralphie May died from hypertensive cardiovascular disease ... TMZ has learned.
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Poor sleepers may be at increased risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Stress can also lead to cardiovascular disease and heart attacks.
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Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer of adults worldwide.
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Cardiovascular disease was, and still is, our No. 1 killer.
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Tooth decay can contribute to obesity, cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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Here's the bottom line: Butter is not associated with cardiovascular disease.
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The cause of death has been listed as atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
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Quitting smoking can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease by 39%.
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A nightmare of obesity, a nightmare of cardiovascular disease, of diabetes.
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Cardiovascular disease is great for decreasing your cholesterol, and losing weight.
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Yet it can have long-term health consequences, including cardiovascular disease.
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Among those, they found that cardiovascular disease claimed the most lives.
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The medical examiner's office said the cause was atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
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There is already a well-established path to countering cardiovascular disease.
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The document also says cardiovascular disease and diabetes were contributing factors.
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Hypertensive cardiovascular disease was given as the immediate cause of death.
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This increases the risk of dementia, cardiovascular disease and kidney disease.
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Having osteoarthritis may increase the risk of death from cardiovascular disease.
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The cause was arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease, her daughter Lisa Contino said.
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An autopsy found extensive gastrointestinal bleeding likely caused by cardiovascular disease.
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"Millions are at risk of cardiovascular disease but don't know it, putting themselves at real risk of suffering ill health or dying younger," said Jamie Waterall, national lead for cardiovascular disease at PHE, in a statement.
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Still, the findings suggest that cardiovascular disease may be a "blind spot" for many adult cancer patients, said Dr. Daniel Lenihan, a cardiovascular disease researcher at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, who wasn't involved in the study.
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Trans fat and saturated fat has long been linked to cardiovascular disease.
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Take one of these Want to prevent colon cancer or cardiovascular disease?
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Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the developing world.
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"Other contributing factors include hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease," the release states.
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Almost 24,000 died of cardiovascular disease and more than 37,133 from cancer.
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Other researchers are looking into treatments for cardiovascular disease and certain cancers.
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Three out of 10 deaths in Florida are due to cardiovascular disease.
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Weight loss surgery is known to reduce risk factors for cardiovascular disease.
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But about 80 percent of all cases of cardiovascular disease are preventable.
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Most of those, around 10 million, were from cardiovascular disease, researchers found.
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One found that retirement raises the risk of cardiovascular disease and mortality.
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There's a tight relationship between income level and risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Poor sleep may increase the risk for cardiovascular disease, new research suggests.
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Thus, poor treatment remains a serious contributor to cardiovascular disease and deaths.
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Poorly controlled, diabetes can lead to cardiovascular disease, kidney complications and death.
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Early menopause, before age 40, may increase the risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Core targets for treatment include cancer, cardiovascular disease, and neuro-degenerative disease.
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For example, research suggests that sugary beverages increase insulin resistance, which is known to raise the risk of cardiovascular disease, while fructose consumption may stimulate hormones that promote weight gain around the waist -- another cardiovascular disease risk factor.
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The US Preventive Services Task Force recommends "initiating low-dose aspirin use for the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease and colorectal cancer in adults aged 50 to 59 years who have a 10% or greater" risk of cardiovascular disease.
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During the study, 5,436 participants died, including 1,565 who died from cardiovascular disease.
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Cardiovascular disease is thought to affect the brain in multiple ways, experts say.
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All were at intermediate risk for cardiovascular disease but did not have it.
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Health officials in Italy also noted increased reports of cardiovascular disease this week.
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The cause was severe atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, according to his wife, Maxine Rockoff.
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These include ailments reasonlessly blamed on hormones like cardiovascular disease and testicular cancer.
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Some have suggested a higher risk of cardiovascular disease, falls and even fractures.
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Studies show a significant association between a lack of sleep and cardiovascular disease.
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Cardiovascular disease causes nearly a third -- 31% -- of all global deaths each year.
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People with chronic diseases, like diabetes, cardiovascular disease and asthma are especially vulnerable.
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Studies show that people who nap are less likely to have cardiovascular disease.
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Existing drugs are also considered risky for men with diabetes or cardiovascular disease.
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Exposure to ozone pollution increases the rates of cardiovascular disease, including heart attacks.
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They have more cardiovascular disease, they have more diabetes, they have more cancer.
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But they had an increased risk of cardiovascular disease at a younger age.
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Moreover, depression is a risk factor for adverse outcomes in cardiovascular disease patients.
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For instance, exercise reduces the risk of cancer as well as cardiovascular disease.
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Personal Health There is already a well-established path to countering cardiovascular disease.
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Death rates from cancer and cardiovascular disease were the same in each group.
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His cause of death would later be ruled natural, due to cardiovascular disease.
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Currently, there are no guidelines addressing any association between marijuana and cardiovascular disease.
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RTSL is a global initiative to prevent cardiovascular disease, including reducing sodium consumption.
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It was later determined Mr. Bokrezion had died of complications from cardiovascular disease.
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People with cardiovascular disease or respiratory ailments, such as asthma, are especially vulnerable.
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The study's results could help identify those at higher risk for cardiovascular disease.
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"Physicians should remember depression is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease," McLaughlin said.
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It kind of takes population health of vaccine-based approach to cardiovascular disease.
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Cardiovascular disease developed in 91,311 children whose mothers who did not have diabetes.
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"Previous studies have focused on the bigger picture of cardiovascular disease," she said.
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Taking it did not lower their risks of cardiovascular disease, dementia or disability.
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"Cigarette smokers with diabetes are virtually certain to get cardiovascular disease," he said.
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Over seven years of follow-up, there were 1,056 cases of cardiovascular disease.
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"Clinicians should be very selective in prescribing aspirin for people without known cardiovascular disease," said Dr. Roger Blumenthal, co-chair of the 2019 ACC/AHA Guideline on the Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease, in a statement, according to NBC News.
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"Our data clearly show that obesity is associated with a shorter, sicker life with more cardiovascular disease and more years lived with cardiovascular disease," said lead study author Dr. Sadiya Khan of the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago.
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Staying active and getting regular exercise can help lower cardiovascular disease risk, he said.
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Globally, around 500,000 people die each year due to trans fat-induced cardiovascular disease.
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We combined the potential benefits for cancer with the potential benefits for cardiovascular disease.
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And a vegan diet may help lower the risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer.
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Research shows it may lower a person's risk for some cancers and cardiovascular disease.
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The biggest difference was for hospital stays by patients with cardiovascular disease or diabetes.
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You might become less optimistic, and sleep deprivation might even lead to cardiovascular disease.
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This, Longo suggests, means the diet could help lower the risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Many police deaths attributed to causes such as cardiovascular disease are associated with stress.
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Between 15 and 33 percent of cardiovascular disease deaths have been attributed to smoking.
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"Cardiovascular disease screening remains important for all adults including men and women," Eckel said.
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Mark was a leader in the Houston Cardiovascular Associates and specialized in cardiovascular disease.
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The company's mission is to change the way cardiovascular disease is diagnosed and treated.
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The finding raises the question: Are statins overprescribed for the prevention of cardiovascular disease?
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These studies compared using aspirin versus not using aspirin in people without cardiovascular disease.
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It lowers your risk of stroke and cardiovascular disease, according to researchers in Japan.
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He was a leader in the Houston Cardiovascular Associates and specialized in cardiovascular disease.
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But in general, respiratory diseases can be especially dangerous for people with cardiovascular disease.
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The association between stress and cardiovascular disease was especially strong for people under 50.
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The absolute risk for cardiovascular disease was small, unsurprising in a group this young.
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According to NYC's Chief Medical Examiner ... Ocasek died of hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
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"Our study shows the link to cardiovascular disease and mortality was robust," Zhong said.
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The nation's sharp decline in cardiovascular disease and strokes has begun to level off.
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The researchers also looked at genetic variations known to be associated with cardiovascular disease.
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A more recent study showed a comparable decline in cardiovascular disease rates as well.
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Take a Number Cardiovascular disease claims 610,000 lives in the United States each year.
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Sitting for too long has been linked to cardiovascular disease, cancer and early death.
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And chronic sleep deprivation can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease and certain cancers.
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"For women who are experiencing earlier menopause, active management of other risk factors for cardiovascular disease, such as avoiding cigarette smoking and maintaining a healthy body weight are all the more important for reducing their overall risk of cardiovascular disease," Mishra advised.
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Gestational diabetes was associated with a 19% higher risk of cardiovascular disease in early adulthood for the children, while exposure to maternal type 1 or type 2 diabetes was tied to a 34% greater risk of cardiovascular disease for the young adult children.
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"It suggests a new approach for examining the links between stress, emotion and cardiovascular disease."
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He specialized in cardiovascular disease, said Marc Boom, president and CEO of Houston Methodist Hospital.
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It improves your health (decreasing the likelihood of cancer or cardiovascular disease) and the planet's.
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Photo: Alex Proimos (Flickr)There's a strange gender paradox at the heart of cardiovascular disease.
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May, 45, died from hypertensive cardiovascular disease, Clark County Coroner's office confirmed Wednesday to PEOPLE.
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Conducted in Spain, it tracked more than 7,400 people at high risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Then, researchers sorted participants into three groups from lowest to highest risk for cardiovascular disease.
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The first is that it ignores non-communicable diseases such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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It can also result in long-term health effects such as cancer and cardiovascular disease.
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The CDC says one in three deaths from cardiovascular disease can be blamed on smoking.
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Loneliness among older adults has been associated with depression, cardiovascular disease,functional decline, and death.
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Her study did not find an increased risk of cardiovascular disease linked to eating potatoes.
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Today, diabetes and cardiovascular disease alone account for 36 percent of all deaths in Mexico.
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In humans, those who take metformin seem to have improved risk factors for cardiovascular disease.
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"Both cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes cause further decreases in magnesium levels," Majumdar says.
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They concentrated on 416,213 participants who'd never been diagnosed with cancer, cardiovascular disease or diabetes.
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Those with sleeping problems, especially younger people, may be at increased risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Research has demonstrated links between periodontal infections and chronic conditions like diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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During the study period, there were a total of 8,435 deaths due to cardiovascular disease.
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The influence of activity levels on cardiovascular disease was not nearly as strong among men.
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The study, in JAMA Oncology, adjusted for smoking, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer and other factors.
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Low levels have been linked to conditions from bone loss to cardiovascular disease to cancer.
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Previous research has found that higher income is associated with lower rates of cardiovascular disease.
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Every year, cardiovascular disease kills more than half a million Americans and disables millions more.
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Obesity increases your risk for cardiovascular disease which can lead to stroke and heart attack.
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Underlying, existing illnesses such as cardiovascular disease increased the chance of fatality, the report found.
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The most common conditions reported were cardiovascular disease, metabolic disorder, obesity and chronic lung disease.
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"The primary risk of dying prematurely in childhood cancer survivors is cardiovascular disease," Jones noted.
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From 1980 to 2014, all 50 states experienced a decline in deaths from cardiovascular disease.
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Bottom line: Statins really should not be the first line of defense against cardiovascular disease and shouldn't be used as standalone treatments but rather be part of a comprehensive approach to cardiovascular disease that includes lifestyle changes, especially dietary changes, physical activity and stress reduction.
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Contributing factors include hypertensive cardiovascular disease and obesity, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office.
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All of the volunteers had no history of cardiovascular disease, dementia, or other major health problems.
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Getting yourself into long-term "sleep debt" has been linked to obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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These assessments have been used for decades to determine patients' risk of dying from cardiovascular disease.
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It helps with everything: cardiovascular disease, how long you're going to live, your income, your wealth.
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This should be a public health issue of paramount importance, alongside cardiovascular disease, obesity, and cancer.
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The amount you lower your cholesterol is proportional to your reduction in cardiovascular disease, Soffer adds.
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Physical activity has long been linked to a lower risk of cardiovascular disease and certain cancers.
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During that period, there were 3,148 deaths, including 950 from cardiovascular disease and 38,091 from cancer.
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During this monitoring period, 398 people died from all causes and 199 died from cardiovascular disease.
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Nicotine is already known to increase the risk of cardiovascular disease when inhaled through cigarette smoke.
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But it was dropped from development after failing to treat cardiovascular disease as well as hoped.
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The study is not the first one to find an association between migraines and cardiovascular disease.
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Over the years, scientists have developed many cardiovascular disease "risk tools", with varying levels of usefulness.
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When inhaled, they can cause severe health problems, including asthma, bronchitis, lung cancer and cardiovascular disease.
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A cold-hearted risk Frosty weather can affect your heart, especially if you have cardiovascular disease.
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"Those people die 25 years earlier than the general population, often from cardiovascular disease," Mangurian said.
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Those studies that replaced saturated fats with unsaturated fats found a somewhat lowered cardiovascular disease risk.
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Consistently high blood glucose is a driving factor in chronic conditions like diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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Elevated chronic inflammation is associated with cardiovascular disease, as well as other diseases of older adulthood.
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These include cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, some cancers, and poor bone health.
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They found that the more the participants bathed, the lower their risk was for cardiovascular disease.
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Preventing and lessening the severity of existing cardiovascular disease and diabetes should be a key tactic.
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The study controlled for many variables, including sex, race, alcohol use, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and more.
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The study led to insights into the biology of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, bone health and menopause.
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Over six years, there were 3,613 deaths, including 945 from cardiovascular disease and 805 from cancer.
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They found 3,075 cases of cardiovascular disease, 1,635 cases of coronary heart disease and 1,504 strokes.
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Over time, chronically elevated blood sugar can lead to nerve and kidney damage and cardiovascular disease.
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The writer is a professor of medicine/cardiovascular disease at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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Weight stigma is associated with depression, anxiety, binge eating and even increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Menopause before age 45 has been linked to osteoporosis, depression, dementia, cardiovascular disease and premature death.
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They were more likely to fill their medication prescriptions for conditions like diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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To date, macrocyclic peptide drugs have shown promise in battling cancer, cardiovascular disease, inflammation and infection.
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Typically, death associated with cannabis use involves other predisposing factors like trauma or underlying cardiovascular disease.
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"In many cases, it might be the first warning sign of underlying cardiovascular disease," Blankstein added.
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There were 602 deaths over the course of the study, mostly from cancer and cardiovascular disease.
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Statins are used to lower blood cholesterol and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease in patients.
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As almost all of us know, cardiovascular disease is the most common cause of death globally.
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"This trial certainly strengthens the idea that treating people with cardiovascular disease [and] with elevated triglycerides resulted in a reduction in cardiovascular events," said Dr. Howard Weintraub, a preventive cardiologist and clinical director of the Center for the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease at NYU Langone Health.
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He has written about psychosocial stress and cardiovascular disease but was not involved in the new study.
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A high allostatic load has been associated with multiple chronic illnesses, such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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Wisløff and colleagues analyzed nearly 50,000 hours of HIIT data collected from cardiovascular disease patients in Norway.
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High-sensitivity CRP is often measured to evaluate someone's risk for cardiovascular disease, heart attacks, and stroke.
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And researchers have found associations between inflammation and various chronic diseases, including cancer, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes.
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A high allostatic load has been associated with multiple chronic illnesses, such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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The researchers followed patients until they developed cardiovascular disease, died, or until 2012, when the study ended.
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Many other conditions, including cardiovascular disease, multiple cancers and mental health disorders, also are associated with obesity.
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The authors also point to serious discrepancies in other research areas, such as cardiovascular disease and obesity.
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Risk factors for cardiovascular disease in humans can include age, hypertension, obesity, smoking, blood cholesterol and inactivity.
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If successful, they say it could save more than 10 million lives worldwide by reducing cardiovascular disease.
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"But you wouldn't do this for someone at low-risk for cardiovascular disease or stroke," he says.
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That could very well cause a spike in cardiovascular disease, stroke and respiratory diseases, the researchers suggested.
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They are also more likely to have co-occurring chronic physical diseases including cardiovascular disease and arthritis.
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The CEO also seemed unconcerned about solar radiation, which can cause serious cardiovascular disease, among other complications.
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"Childhood obesity increases the risk of adult obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease later in life," Breda said.
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Also, 23 participants developed major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack or death from cardiovascular disease.
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Clearly, these initiatives are motivated by good intentions about the harmful levels of obesity and cardiovascular disease.
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Infrequent drinking was associated with a lower risk of death due to cardiovascular disease, the researchers found.
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A total of 5,193 people died, including 1,663 deaths from cardiovascular disease and 1,297 deaths from cancer.
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Noise pollution has been associated with higher rates of cardiovascular disease, psychological issues, and other stress responses.
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And lead can cause neurotoxicity and cardiovascular disease — there is also no safe amount of lead exposure.
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"The ideal goal would be to have no risk factors for cardiovascular disease at all," Gaye said.
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The authors conclude that this slight increase is probably offset by small protective effects on cardiovascular disease.
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"Maintaining a healthy B.M.I. is associated with a longer, healthier life, with less risk for cardiovascular disease."
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Most of them were nonsmokers in good healthy without any history of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, or depression.
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"HDL may not function as well in people who are unhealthy, people with cardiovascular disease," he said.
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Some 267,270 of those deaths are from cardiovascular disease, while 185,000 were related to coronary artery disease.
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I have cardiovascular disease and suffer from depression, and cancer runs like a river through my family.
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Her husband, Dr. James F. Holland, a chemotherapy specialist, said the cause was complications of cardiovascular disease.
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A dietary supplement widely used for arthritic pain may reduce the risk for cardiovascular disease, researchers report.
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Statin drugs like Lipitor and Crestor significantly reduce the risk for cardiovascular disease, rigorous studies have shown.
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British researchers studied 165,411 patients free of cardiovascular disease who started statin therapy between 1990 and 2016.
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The current study involved 2,683 women who had already gone through menopause but didn't have cardiovascular disease.
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She had read in the newspaper that Woodfox had renal problems, diabetes, hepatitis C, and cardiovascular disease.
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"Cardiovascular disease produces immense health and economic burdens in the United States and globally," the authors wrote.
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It also reduces the risk of breast cancer, high blood pressure, diabetes and cardiovascular disease in moms.
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A new study found a meat-heavy diet carries a small but increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
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" Brian Monahan, his doctor in the Senate, noted the Vermont lawmaker had "no history of cardiovascular disease.
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Lengthy work hours have been shown in several previous studies to increase the risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Air pollution has been linked to health problems as varied as cardiovascular disease, diabetes and weight gain.
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The cause was atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, a spokeswoman for the San Diego County medical examiner's office said.
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"We have been watching the decline in cardiovascular disease for a while in many countries," he said.
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A large new study links whole-fat dairy food consumption to a reduced risk for cardiovascular disease.
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The writer is a professor of medicine and cardiovascular disease at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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Sacrificing sleep has also been tied to weight gain, cardiovascular disease and diabetes, among other health problems.
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In previous studies, they have been linked to an increased risk for cancer, depression and cardiovascular disease.
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"Our study found, for the first time, that among postmenopausal women with normal body mass index (BMI), elevated trunk fat (apple shape) is associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease, while elevated leg fat (pear shape) is associated with reduced risk of cardiovascular disease," Qi said by email.
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"Deportation worry may contribute to widening disparities in some cardiovascular disease risk factors and outcomes over time," the researchers concluded, but they also noted that little is known about the long-term impact of restrictive immigration policies on immigrants' health in general or cardiovascular disease or risk factors, specifically.
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Recent research suggests that strength training may lower a woman's risk for Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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Such a hurried lifestyle can leave one dissatisfied, and it can result in stress, inflammation, and cardiovascular disease.
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The medical examiner also said that hypertensive cardiovascular disease and obesity were contributing factors to the star's death.
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Death and injury rates of major chronic disorders, such as cardiovascular disease and lung cancer, declined as well.
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For people at high risk of cardiovascular disease, that number would shoot up to 40, with half dying.
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In 2013, fewer women than men died of cardiovascular disease for the first time in nearly 30 years.
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But they also said many patients with severe cases had chronic illnesses such as cardiovascular disease or diabetes.
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Head-to-head comparison Up to 60% of patients with cardiovascular disease also suffer from obstructive sleep apnea.
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"Evidence has been accumulating very rapidly showing aspirin works in reducing cancer and cardiovascular disease mortality," Cao said.
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However, in more recent years, while rates of cardiovascular disease have risen, the number of deaths have fallen.
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That work has turned up new leads in Alzheimer's disease, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, schizophrenia and more.
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"These play an important role in brain cells and may protect against cardiovascular disease," Kroger said by email.
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And they live longer, stay slimmer, and suffer lower rates of cardiovascular disease than most other rich countries.
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What would it mean for the overall state of our society to eliminate chronic conditions, like cardiovascular disease?
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This study, Trust in the Work Environment and Cardiovascular Disease Risk, examined stress levels in relation to CVD.
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For those sleeping eight to nine hours, 173 per 1,000 people developed cardiovascular disease or died each year.
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Having abusive parents can lead to higher stress and likelihood of developing age-related diseases like cardiovascular disease.
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"So as breast cancer survivors are living longer, their risks of cardiovascular disease increase," Mehta said by email.
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Owners of hunting breeds, including terriers, retrievers, and scent hounds, were most protected from cardiovascular disease and death.
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During the study, a total of 1,409 first-time cardiovascular disease events like heart attacks and strokes occurred.
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You may have already read that moderate alcohol consumption is linked with a lower risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Over the past two years, I have built a user community of patients who suffer from cardiovascular disease.
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We know that high blood pressure is both terribly prevalent and a significant risk factor for cardiovascular disease.
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The most frequently reported preexisting conditions among US coronavirus patients were diabetes, chronic lung disease, and cardiovascular disease.
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If someone is a hyper-responder, eating two eggs a day would increase the risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Glucosamine, the dietary supplement widely used for arthritic pain, may reduce the risk for cardiovascular disease, researchers report.
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Excess caffeine is known to increase blood pressure, which can strain the heart and lead to cardiovascular disease.
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Indeed, consumption of food from heavily-subsidized commodities is associated with greater risk of metabolic and cardiovascular disease.
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"The literature has been showing for many years that lead causes hypertension, stroke, and cardiovascular disease," he added.
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One exception is people who have very high triglycerides and are at risk of cardiovascular disease, Copperman said.
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Its focus is reducing cardiovascular disease, including heart disease and stroke, which claims 17.5 million lives each year.
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The study wasn't designed to determine whether maternal diabetes causes cardiovascular disease or hastens its development in offspring.
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"Healthy diet and physical activity are still important counter weapons in the fight against cardiovascular disease," he said.
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Whereas, in the low-income countries, "death from cardiovascular disease was three times that from cancer," they wrote.
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During the study period, 38% of these patients died from cancer and another 11% died from cardiovascular disease.
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But avoiding or treating cardiovascular disease requires recognizing that it might have begun or is on the horizon.
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"We have a wealth of clinical research demonstrating that high LDL cholesterol confers an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and patients at high risk for cardiovascular disease can significantly reduce their risk by taking statins," said lead study author Dr. Michael Nanna of Duke University Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina.
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In April 2016, the US Preventive Service Task Force said in a final recommendation statement that taking a regular low-dose aspirin a day may prevent colon cancer and cardiovascular disease for adults between 50 and 69 who have a 10% or greater risk of cardiovascular disease or colorectal cancer.
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Since the data were representative of the rest of the nation, the researchers interpreted that would mean that, among adults age 40 and older without cardiovascular disease, 23.4% -- or about 29 million people nationwide -- would report taking daily aspirin for the prevention of cardiovascular disease, based on the survey responses.
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After adjusting for age, alcohol consumption, family history of cardiovascular disease and many other factors, they found that difficulty falling asleep was associated with a 9 percent increased relative risk for cardiovascular disease, early morning awakening with a 7 percent increased risk, and daytime sleepiness with a 13 percent increased risk.
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Among adults ages 35 to 70, cardiovascular disease still ranks as the leading cause of death globally, but the new research, published in the journal The Lancet on Tuesday, found that deaths from cancer are now more common than those from cardiovascular disease in some high-income and middle-income countries.
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The fight against cardiovascular disease is another major health area that stands to gain from AI and advanced computing.
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People need to be conscious of all the symptoms, especially if they already have risk factors of cardiovascular disease.
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The results show that obesity caused four million deaths in 2015 alone, most of these due to cardiovascular disease.
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Scott's carotid artery thickened as well, which could be a sign of cardiovascular disease or stroke in the future.
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His doctor said he had chronic cardiovascular disease, and witnesses described a scene typical for death from heart disease.
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"These findings suggest caution regarding using low-dose aspirin in individuals without symptomatic cardiovascular disease," Lee said by email.
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The Mediterranean diet has also previously been associated with lower rates of cardiovascular disease, cancer, and other chronic disorders.
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According to the Vascular Society for Surgery, it's the third most common cardiovascular disease after heart attacks and strokes.
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By reducing obesity, these transplants could also prevent metabolic diseases associated with obesity such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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All told, 133,318 deaths occurred during an average follow-up period of 18.8 years, including 619 from cardiovascular disease.
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A resident of Mississippi is 85 percent more likely to die of cardiovascular disease than someone living in Minnesota.
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Women with high blood pressure or cardiovascular disease should not take Vyleesi because the drug temporarily increases blood pressure.
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The majority of these deaths from cardiovascular disease, more than 75 percent, occur in low- and middle-income countries.
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"Atherosclerosis is the major underlying cause of cardiovascular disease, which remains the leading cause of death worldwide," Harper said.
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One percent or less of the kids had other medical problems including cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, malnutrition or obesity.
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About 215 percent of the U.S. population will have cardiovascular disease by 23, according to the American Heart Association.
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Basu's team determined that the 2013 guidelines probably overestimate a person's risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease by about 20%.
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Cardiovascular disease, respiratory disease, birth defects, and more than a dozen other cancers are all tied conclusively to smoking.
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Products that have recycling codes 3, 6, and 7 have been linked to obesity, cardiovascular disease, and hormone disruption.
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"These results highlight the importance of healthy sleep habits for the prevention of cardiovascular disease," the study authors wrote.
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This is important as the classical risk factors are not as good at predicting cardiovascular disease in younger people.
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For Europe as a whole, the estimate is 400,000 early deaths per year from asthma, cardiovascular disease and cancer.
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Unexplored risk factors could also explain why the other two Apollo astronauts died of cardiovascular disease, Dr. Buckey said.
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If you survive cancer you are unfortunately going to die from Alzheimer's or cardiovascular disease or Type 22018 diabetes.
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Data for the analysis came from 13 studies with a combined total of 164,225 participants, all without cardiovascular disease.
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A new study finds that dog ownership is associated with a reduced risk for cardiovascular disease and premature death.
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Adults with type 2 diabetes are up to four times more likely to develop cardiovascular disease, the company said.
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Data on the age, sex, diabetes status, smoking habits and other factors relating to cardiovascular disease were also analyzed.
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Women with endometriosis, especially those under 40, are at increased risk for cardiovascular disease, a new study has found.
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A dozen major literature reviews demonstrate that fat intake has little to no effect on death from cardiovascular disease.
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Running was also associated with a 30% and 23% lower risk of death from cardiovascular disease and cancer, respectively.
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Omega-3 fatty acids have almost no effect, good or bad, on the risk for cardiovascular disease or cancer.
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Chronic sleep deprivation is also a major risk factor for obesity, Type 2 diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease and cancer.
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For those people, the most common causes of death were cardiovascular disease, kidney disease or upper digestive system cancers.
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For more than six years, researchers followed 9,416 blacks and 13,091 whites who had no history of cardiovascular disease.
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Many people who are prescribed statins are at increased risk of cardiovascular disease because they stop taking the drugs.
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A leading cause of pregnancy-related deaths was cardiovascular disease, which is not typically associated with young pregnant women.
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Nearly all of this longevity gain is because of declines in infant mortality and in death from cardiovascular disease.
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The as-yet unstoppable epidemic of obesity is most likely the leading cause of preventable cardiovascular disease and deaths.
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A Swedish study suggests that owning a dog is linked to a reduced risk for cardiovascular disease and death.
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The risk for cardiovascular disease may increase when a person's income goes down, and decrease when it goes up.
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"Long-term exposure to noise can lead to cardiovascular disease and hearing impairment," Ms. Rivera said in an interview.
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A spokesperson from the Maryland Department of Health tells TMZ the Food Network star died from atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
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And swapping it for unsaturated fats like safflower oil or olive oil may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.
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In humans, senescent cells play a role in many age-related chronic diseases like diabetes, cardiovascular disease and arthritis.
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The cause of four of these deaths was cardiovascular disease (three of the people had multiple cardiac risk factors).
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Greater handgrip strength was associated with less cardiac hypertrophy and remodeling, which are indicators of long-term cardiovascular disease.
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They found that the association between lead exposure and cardiovascular disease remained present even after controlling for these factors.
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Metabolic changes can start happening when the body is exposed to cold that can exacerbate cardiovascular disease, Cao said.
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Public health officials blame high levels of sodium consumption for health problems such as cardiovascular disease and heart failure.
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According to the World Health Organization, more people die each year from cardiovascular disease than from any other cause.
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More specifically, the journal cites a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, metabolic syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, and colorectal cancer.
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Furthermore, the lethal effects of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer and other diseases associated with obesity take time to appear.
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There is insufficient research into the distinct sex differences that exist between men and women with cardiovascular disease (CVD).
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Recent studies have also questioned the link between butter and cardiovascular disease, thus supporting consumer enthusiasm for the product.
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Still, a recent study found that millions of US adults who never had cardiovascular disease are still taking aspirin.
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Ocasek died of hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, according to a press release Monday from the medical examiner's office.
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A dozen major literature reviews demonstrate that fat intake has little to no effect on death from cardiovascular disease.
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The study also argues that shorter people should be monitored for diabetes and risk factors related to cardiovascular disease.
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The company focuses on researching treatments for cardiovascular disease, specifically looking at ways to lower so-called bad cholesterol.
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Dr. Michos said she had been telling her patients who do not have cardiovascular disease to stop taking aspirin.
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Allergan is the pharmaceutical company with franchises in the dermatology, eye care, women's health and cardiovascular disease categories, among others.
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Most of those deaths were caused by cardiovascular disease, with diabetes following closely behind, along with kidney disease and cancers.
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One alarming study in August said that e-cigarette users are more likely to have been diagnosed with cardiovascular disease.
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They are less likely to smoke, be overweight, to have hypertension and to have cardiovascular disease than the general population.
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The researchers also compared fat intake to different causes of death, including cardiovascular disease, cancer, neurodegerative disease and respiratory disease.
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The deaths were mainly caused by cardiovascular disease, though there were also some deaths from respiratory disease, the researchers say.
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About 40 percent of the deaths related to smoking are from cardiovascular disease, the National Institute on Drug Abuse reports.
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Everyone in the study, which was funded by Eisai, had atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease or multiple risk factors for heart disease.
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High levels of air pollution are linked to lung cancer, cardiovascular disease, and chronic-obstructive-pulmonary disease, according to Dockery.
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The addition of St. Jude's products will significantly expand Abbott's medical device portfolio, particularly in the area of cardiovascular disease.
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We also know that risk of cardiovascular disease increases with high blood pressure, a known consequence of excess caffeine consumption.
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After three months, the benefits were a reduction in body weight as well as certain risk factors for cardiovascular disease.
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Contributing factors to the frightening condition include hypertensive cardiovascular disease and obesity, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office.
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They wanted to tease out what level of drinking was associated with an increased risk of death and cardiovascular disease.
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"For later cardiovascular disease, it begs the question whether we'll see downstream consequences in the years to come," he said.
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Commonly called heart disease, cardiovascular disease includes heart failure, arrhythmias and heart valve problems in addition to strokes and attacks.
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The scientists followed the group for an average of 10 years, during which there were 130,032 cases of cardiovascular disease.
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Cardiovascular disease among obese people contributed to 41 percent of BMI-related deaths, and 34 percent of disability cases, globally.
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According to the Bexar County Medical Examiner's Office, the cause of death was atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, or coronary artery disease.
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According to a 2017 study, owning a dog was associated with lower rates of both cardiovascular disease (CVD) and mortality.
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Overall, 24,000 people died during the studied periods, almost 10,000 people developed cardiovascular disease and 24,000 were diagnosed with diabetes.
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Still, low testosterone levels have been shown to increase the chance of cardiovascular disease, a known risk factor for dementia.
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The toxin is associated with developmental defects, cardiovascular disease, neurotoxicity, diabetes and even cancer, according to the World Health Organization.
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About 4 percent of patients with periodontitis had atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, compared to 2 percent without periodontitis, the researchers found.
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But the truth that lies at the cardiovascular disease–prone hearts of every smoker is that we fucking love it.
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The team also explored links between how much alcohol people consumed and their risk of different types of cardiovascular disease.
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"Basically, some disorders have been associated with baldness on an epidemiological level, including cardiovascular disease and cancer," Heilmann-Heimbach says.
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Few realize it, but cardiovascular disease kills more women than any other illness—more, in fact, than all cancers combined.
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Altogether, researchers followed 131,558 patients with cardiovascular disease and 310,240 healthy people starting when they were around 60 years old.
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Researchers have found associations between higher levels of CRP and various chronic illnesses, including cancer, arthritis, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes.
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Dr. Deal said she and her co-authors were surprised to find a link between poor hearing and cardiovascular disease.
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Adults under 40 with high blood pressure are at increased risk for cardiovascular disease later in life, researchers have found.
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Once more, Humpty Dumpty took a great fall last month when a new study linked egg consumption to cardiovascular disease.
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Someone with a stress disorder was 713 percent more likely to develop cardiovascular disease than those in the general population.
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"And it's important to find out if the agents that prevent migraine could also reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease."
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Attention all Americans: Too many are at risk of succumbing before your time to the nation's leading killer, cardiovascular disease.
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Cardiovascular disease is by far the leading cause of death in the country, killing two out of every three Ukrainians.
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We do know the proportion of people who die who had cancer was half compared to hypertension and cardiovascular disease.
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High blood pressure during pregnancy increases a mother's risk for future cardiovascular disease and death, a new study has found.
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Smoking has long been linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and serious events like heart attacks and strokes.
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Pessimism is also on the way to depression, which the American Heart Association considers a risk factor for cardiovascular disease.
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As it turns out, an increased risk of cardiovascular disease has been also linked with long workweeks, Seixas said. 21.
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Previous studies have linked high levels of the fine particulate matter known as PM 2.5 to cardiovascular disease and stroke.
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A maternal history of cardiovascular disease in addition to diabetes nearly doubled the risk for heart disease in the offspring.
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And as recently as 2015, according to a 2017 study, the Tsimané still have very low rates of cardiovascular disease.
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Children exposed to excessive pollution may also be at greater risk of chronic conditions such as cardiovascular disease in adulthood.
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That, in turn, could potentially lead to changes in blood vessel function later in life that contribute to cardiovascular disease.
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In the high-income countries, "death from cancer was twice that from cardiovascular disease," the researchers wrote in the study.
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Unexpected death In the days before effective diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease, a number of justices succumbed to it.
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Despite overwhelming demand for treatments against cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease, Chinese drugmakers have produced few innovative medicines so far.
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Taking antibiotics for two months or longer may be linked to an increase in a woman's risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Using antibiotics for two months or longer may be linked to an increase in a woman's risk for cardiovascular disease.
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According to the report, the medical examiner determined Black's cause of death was atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease ... clogging of the arteries.
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An expert on cardiovascular radiology, Dr. Abrams published nearly 200 papers and wrote seven books on cardiovascular disease and health policy.
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What the researchers wanted to know was whether exercise really wards off death, either from cardiovascular disease or from other causes.
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And, unlike some past studies, the new research did not even show a direct association between gum disease and cardiovascular disease.
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Chronic diseases like cardiovascular disease and diabetes are often not counted in the final toll of natural disasters like Hurricane Maria.
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The study, published in Nature, shows that dog owners both live longer and are at a decreased risk of cardiovascular disease.
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More and more of them face the increased risks of suffering from diabetes, cardiovascular disease and countless other negative health effects.
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"BPA exposure is associated with many adverse health effects including diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease, reproductive development issues, amongst others," Hartle said.
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One recent study—like others before it—linked moderate drinking to a lower risk for cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality.
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The press release, obtained by PEOPLE, also mentioned Weiland's history of cardiovascular disease, asthma, and multi-substance dependence as "significant conditions".
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In fact, they say, studies show that swapping saturated fat with polyunsaturated vegetable oil can reduce cardiovascular disease by about 30%.
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Studies comparing coconut oil's and other saturated fats' direct effects on cardiovascular disease rates have not been reported, the authors note.
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Nearly half (44.6%) of adults aged 70 or older without cardiovascular disease said they were using aspirin to prevent heart disease.
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They discovered that daily egg consumption is linked to 26 percent reduced stroke risk and 18 percent reduced cardiovascular disease risk.
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Too much salt is also linked to high blood pressure, a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease, heart attacks and strokes.
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The leading cause of death in the region is cardiovascular disease, weighing in at 34% of all deaths in the region.
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How a person handles stress is vital: it affects risk for everything from depression and addiction to obesity and cardiovascular disease.
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The medical examiner also listed acute and chronic bronchial asthma, obesity and hypertensive cardiovascular disease as contributing factors in Garner's death.
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Trans fat has been shown to raise the "bad," or LDL, cholesterol in the blood, which can lead to cardiovascular disease.
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Decades of research clearly tell us if a person's blood pressure is raised, they are at higher risk of cardiovascular disease.
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These are among the reasons why he and his colleagues decided to investigate the relationship between eating eggs and cardiovascular disease.
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About one-third of the patients with syncope had cardiovascular disease, and half of them were at least 66 years old.
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An elderly woman with cardiovascular disease is sitting alone in her Chicago apartment on the second day of a massive heatwave.
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Abbott agreed on Thursday to acquire St. Jude Medical for $25 billion, bringing together two manufacturers of devices for cardiovascular disease.
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Avelere also says the three most targeted areas for outcomes-based contracts so far are cardiovascular disease, infectious diseases and oncology.
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"If I said that was the case for cardiovascular disease and bypass surgery, you would say doctors are negligent," she said.
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Eight months into her pregnancy, Krystle Evans suffered two separate heart attacks, despite not having any family history of cardiovascular disease.
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The C.D.C. regards the link between salt and hypertension, a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease, to be largely beyond dispute.
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Over the course of the study, in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 822 were given diagnoses of cardiovascular disease.
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The document confirms the iconic Mexican singer's death was caused by arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease ... which prevents blood flow to the heart.
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An analysis found no ties between multivitamins and the risk for cardiovascular disease, coronary heart disease or stroke incidence or mortality.
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The vast majority of gains were because of innovations in the care for high-risk, premature infants and for cardiovascular disease.
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They discovered this after tracking the bathing habits and cardiovascular disease risk of more than 21999,000 Japanese adults for 20 years.
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But Grande's team believed no one had looked at how cardiovascular disease and long-term air pollution affected cognition when combined.
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The cause of death was recorded as hypertensive cardiovascular disease, according to a death certificate provided to his sister last month.
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The US Preventive Services Task Force recommends people ages 50 to 59, at risk of cardiovascular disease, consider a daily aspirin.
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Nor do they reduce the rate of major cardiovascular events, a composite of heart attacks, strokes and deaths from cardiovascular disease.
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Women who have gestational diabetes during pregnancy, for example, will face an increased risk of developing cardiovascular disease later in life.
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Studies are being conducted to show whether they can treat more than 20 human diseases, including cardiovascular disease, leukemia and osteoporosis.
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The adults, who were followed up from 1987 through 2016, did not have cardiovascular disease at the start of the study.
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"Our findings make it clear that we are losing ground in the battle against cardiovascular disease," she said in the statement.
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That said, if your 10-year risk of developing cardiovascular disease is assessed at 9 percent, you should consider medical treatment.
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"Most of the obese people are dying because of cardiovascular disease and diabetes," said Dr. Afshin, lead author of the study.
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The study also found a 4% higher risk of cardiovascular disease for people who ate two servings per week of poultry.
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The cause of death was hypertensive cardiovascular disease and the manner of death was natural, according to the medical examiner's office.
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Nearly 100 million adults are living with a form of cardiovascular disease or are living with the after effects of stroke.
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These programs involve new therapies to treat cardiovascular disease, various types of cancer, neurological disorders, fibrotic diseases and genetically defined illnesses.
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Globally, 23% of all cardiovascular disease-related deaths are due to heart attacks and strokes, according to the World Health Organization.
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Color's test analyzes gene mutations that are known to be associated with cancer and cardiovascular disease, as well as ancestry information.
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Excessive noise can affect blood pressure, hypertension and heart disease, which can lead to heart attacks and mortality from cardiovascular disease.
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They are also less likely to receive treatment for cardiovascular disease, and they are more likely to have unnecessary limb amputations.
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Prolonged exposure to a widely used household insecticide may increase the risk for cardiovascular disease and early death, new research suggests.
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Another study shows that sleep deprivation, a common side effect of overwork, is linked to cardiovascular disease, diabetes, obesity and more.
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This was the first cardiovascular disease study to produce consistent measures for CVD burden and risk factors across all 50 states.
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"Clearly we need an additional therapeutic option for patients who have known cardiovascular disease and a chronic pain syndrome," he said.
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Exercise may also help by reducing the risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease, both of which are linked to hearing loss.
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When mothers had diabetes during pregnancy, their offspring were 29% more likely to develop cardiovascular disease, researchers report in The BMJ.
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Many cardiovascular disease deaths are preventable The study involved analyzing data on deaths and diseases among 162,534 adults across five continents.
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The AHA recommends the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) diet or a Mediterranean-style diet to help prevent cardiovascular disease.
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And they're putting serious thought into whether fasting has a role in treating and preventing diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and multiple sclerosis.
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For years, low-dose aspirin has been described as a panacea to ward off heart attacks, strokes and other cardiovascular disease.
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Another found that diabetics with cardiovascular disease could benefit from low-dose aspirin, but there was a risk of major bleeding.
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The trial is supposed to answer the long-simmering question of whether moderate drinking truly reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Dark chocolate will do everything from boost your cognition to reduce your cardiovascular disease risk and even help you lose weight!
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Using hospital and death records, the researchers kept track of participants over a nine-year period on average, and found that fish oil supplements were associated with a 13% lower risk of death, a 16% lower risk of dying from cardiovascular disease, and a 7% lower risk of cardiovascular disease events such as stroke or heart attack.
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After analyzing the data, the researchers found that the adults who adhered to diets with mostly plant-based foods, compared with those who had the lowest adherence, had a 16% lower risk of cardiovascular disease; about 32% lower risk of dying from a cardiovascular disease; and 18% to 25% lower risk of early death from any cause.
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Beijing, China (CNN)A major breakthrough in 3-D printed medicine could bring hope to nearly 1.8 billion patients with cardiovascular disease.
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There may be other effects from eating red meat that contribute to cardiovascular disease, said the University of California, San Francisco researchers.
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"Even people who are free from cardiovascular disease may, over time, develop diseases due to chronic exposure to air pollution," Horne said.
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"It is important for the general public to be aware that arsenic can be a risk factor for cardiovascular disease," Pichler said.
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The ovaries regulate hormones and their removal plunges women into early menopause and increases their risk of osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease and dementia.
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Obesity can trigger health problems in dogs such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease, but it can lead to other problems as well.
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He also suffers from cardiovascular disease, hypertension and a series of other ailments, including back pain and insomnia, according to the filing.
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All of the people in the study started off with no signs of cancer, type 1 or 1 diabetes, or cardiovascular disease.
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They are also at an increased risk for cardiovascular disease, intestinal problems, infections like pneumonia and meningitis, vision problems and hearing loss.
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And coffee is also associated with other non-cancer health effects, including lowering the risk of cardiovascular disease and Type 2 diabetes.
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After six years, participants in both groups had reduced their blood pressure, total cholesterol, risk for cardiovascular disease, and risk for diabetes.
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The statement reiterated the association's decades-long stance that people should cut back on these fats because they contribute to cardiovascular disease.
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Furthermore, this is an observational study which cannot - and does not - show that cardiovascular disease is caused by drinking sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Christoph Nabholz, from Swiss Re, a reinsurance giant, is most excited about tests that spot early signs of cancer or cardiovascular disease.
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After these changes went into effect, researchers doing follow-up studies found a decrease in cardiovascular disease rates (more on that below).
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"Aspirin should be limited to people at the highest risk of cardiovascular disease and a very low risk of bleeding," he said.
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The other found that animal protein intake was associated with an increased risk for early death from cardiovascular disease and other diseases.
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Jim White warns that these fats can raise the blood cholesterol levels, which can lead to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
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This latest effort presents a real opportunity to better treat cardiovascular disease, the top cause of death and disability in this nation.
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Although more women die of cardiovascular disease than men, women comprise just 1/85033 of patients in high-risk cardiovascular device studies.
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The dust could also exacerbate underlying health conditions like allergies, asthma or cardiovascular disease, requiring treatment that could outlast the pointing work.
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But a diet that's too low in sodium may actually increase the risk for cardiovascular disease, a review of studies has found.
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The tools normally involve measuring "classical" risk factors for cardiovascular disease, including high blood pressure, elevated blood cholesterol levels, obesity and diabetes.
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Obesity is a modifiable risk factor, so weight loss can be an important tool in reducing the risk of future cardiovascular disease.
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In 2011, 44 percent of the deaths of people over age 35 were the result of cardiovascular disease, the Harvard researchers found.
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"It simply acknowledges the scientific evidence indicating no special benefit independently as an agent to reduce risk of CVD," or cardiovascular disease.
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Otzi had a high risk of cardiovascular disease and traces of Borrelia, tick-borne bacteria that cause Lyme disease, in his genome.
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Breast cancer survivors, especially women over age 65, are more likely to die from cardiovascular disease than tumors, the AHA statement stresses.
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More than 17 million people worldwide die annually from cardiovascular disease, particularly heart attacks and stroke, according to the World Health Organization.
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Risk for heart attacks, strokes and overall cardiovascular disease was similar regardless of butter intake, according to the results in PLoS ONE.
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This form of insulin resistance typically shows up after childhood, and is accompanied by excess weight, high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease.
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Many of these individuals are managing chronic illnesses such as cardiovascular disease, chronic pain, diabetes, autoimmune, immune-related or mental health conditions.
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The pooled data showed no association between multivitamins and the risk for cardiovascular disease, coronary heart disease or stroke incidence or mortality.
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The take-home message was that the diuretic was better in preventing at least one of the major types of cardiovascular disease.
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Women who ate fried fish or fried chicken once a week or more had an increased risk of death from cardiovascular disease.
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With the number of aging Americans growing, cardiovascular disease in all forms is going to be with us for a long time.
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Low-salt diets lower blood pressure, so a very low-salt diet ought to result in less cardiovascular disease and fewer deaths.
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The scientists also noted a link to cardiovascular disease and stroke, both also caused by hypertension, but it was not statistically significant.
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Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death worldwide and in the United States, where it killed nearly 22017,000 people in 2015.
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Some past studies have found that, particularly in older men, low muscle mass tends often to be associated with concurrent cardiovascular disease.
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None of the participants, who ranged in age from early adulthood to retirement age, had cardiovascular disease when they entered the study.
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Perhaps you will feel less physical pain and discomfort, as positive thinking has been credited with reducing cardiovascular disease and increasing lifespan.
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Cardiovascular disease has been declining nationwide in recent years, but the decline was even steeper in counties where trans fats were banned.
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While a normal part of aging, this can contribute to the risk of cardiovascular disease, dementia and kidney disease, the study said.
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Men and women who ate fermented soy products like natto, miso and tempeh had lower rates of cardiovascular disease and early death.
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But I think they believe this will be an important contributor to their ability to hit their targets to reduce cardiovascular disease.
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In addition, they either had "established cardiovascular disease," or they had Type 2 diabetes and at least one other cardiovascular risk factor.
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This mode of action, however, means triptans are not considered safe for use by people at risk of cardiovascular disease and stroke.
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"We hope that our paper helps to settle the debate" on the use of multivitamins and minerals (MVM) for cardiovascular disease prevention.
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Whole milk, meanwhile, was associated with a higher risk of death from all causes as well as from cardiovascular disease and cancer.
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"Aspirin should be limited to people at the highest risk of cardiovascular disease and a very low risk of bleeding," Blumenthal said.
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The researchers also found that cardiovascular disease was more common in middle-income and low-income countries than in high-income countries.
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People who don't meet this bar are at greater risk of cardiovascular disease, Type 2 diabetes, dementia and some cancers, research shows.
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"Lowering blood pressure in diabetes patients with hypertension can mitigate some of the risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease," Raghavan said by email.
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"If you don't treat it, you increase the risk not only for kidney disease but for stroke and cardiovascular disease as well."
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"We all have someone in our first-degree circle that has either died suddenly or had premature cardiovascular disease," said one researcher.
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And tea can be good for you, as it contains compounds that help to lower cholesterol and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.
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It hadn't been clear exactly how much sedentary time should be avoided to lower cardiovascular disease risk, Pandey told Reuters Health by email.
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If he already had cardiovascular disease, he could be brought to the point of having a heart attack, and that could kill him.
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"Cardiovascular disease continues to be a major cause of death and disease," and blood vessel damage may underlie much of that, Pope said.
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The results have been so promising that doctors hope to use the process to treat a variety of other diseases, including cardiovascular disease.
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The study found mostly small or insignificant associations between each serving of butter that people consumed and total mortality, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes.
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A spokesperson at the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences in Texas tells us Hillerman had hypertensive arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease which proved fatal.
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According to Kessler, retiree populations substantially improved their longevity over the years 1980 and 2014 because of dramatic advances in treating cardiovascular disease.
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Cardiovascular disease is the world's leading cause of death and a major economic burden in treatment and care for those who develop it.
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Though there's a caveat here: Mozaffarian and other researchers caution that long-term studies on monounsaturated fats show mixed results on cardiovascular disease.
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Even in small doses, artificial trans fats will still be around to contribute to cardiovascular disease, diabetes and other conditions, such as dementia.
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The research also identified the main source of the slowdown as more gradual improvements in cardiovascular disease and breast, colorectal and lung cancers.
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Why it matters: Children exposed to air pollution can be at greater risk of cardiovascular disease and other chronic conditions later in life.
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Telomeres usually get shorter as we age and with stress, and shortened telomeres have been linked to age-related diseases like cardiovascular disease.
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Dog owners who lived alone had a lower risk of cardiovascular disease, as did people who had hunting dogs compared to other breeds.
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Indeed, butter is healthier than sugar or starches like bread, which have been linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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In addition to patent expiries came the news that its drug Vioxx, used to treat osteoarthritis, also increased the risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Then in 2012, a Diabetologia study found an abnormal amount of sitting also makes you more susceptible to diabetes, cardiovascular disease and death.
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"There is a lot of data that depression and cardiovascular disease are related ... but current hypertensive practices do not consider depression," said Padmanabhan.
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Studies that use a more sophisticated method of analysis consistently show lower cardiovascular disease rates when unsaturated fats replace saturated fats, he said.
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"Insufficient levels of sleep and circadian misalignment can disrupt many bodily processes putting us at increased risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer, and diabetes."
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An autopsy found the direct cause of death was "electric stimulation" but also said Towns suffered from hypertensive cardiovascular disease at the time.
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Still, she pointed out that in addition to its potential effects on pregnancy, high blood pressure can raise the risk for cardiovascular disease.
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People are consuming too many calories and too much low-quality food, bringing on chronic diseases like cancer, obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
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The Mediterranean diet, when supplemented with lots of olive oil or nuts, could cut a person's risk of cardiovascular disease by a third.
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Then they tracked their health over an average follow-up period of about 8 years, watching for cases of cardiovascular disease and death.
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She and her team calculated total physical activity, body mass index (BMI), smoking status and health history, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes and cancer.
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Three to five cups of caffeinated coffee a day has even been associated with a lower risk of cardiovascular disease, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
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The new study, then, "delivers a similar message" that "egg consumption does not increase the risk of developing a cardiovascular disease," Richard said.
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Compared with those who had no sleep problems, those with all three symptoms had an 18 percent increased relative risk of cardiovascular disease.
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"People of the same chronological age aren't all at the same risk for developing cardiovascular disease or cancer or even dying," Levine said.
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While studies have shown that trans fats can elevate cardiovascular disease risk, low-fat foods generally include higher amounts of calories and sugar.
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The "bad" bacteria can enter the bloodstream from the mouth and cause inflammation in the blood vessels, which can lead to cardiovascular disease.
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A decade-long study conducted by Harvard University found that taking a daily multivitamin had no effect on the probability of cardiovascular disease.
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There may also be genetic factors that link premature baldness or greyness with cardiovascular disease risk, but these have yet to be discovered.
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It remains to be seen if male-pattern baldness or premature greying really are risk factors for cardiovascular disease across the general population.
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Based on further research in mice, they suggest that the cause of cardiovascular disease in these astronauts may have been deep space radiation.
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Menopause before the age of 45 is associated with an increased risk for cardiovascular disease and death, a review of studies has found.
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The guidelines note that there is strong evidence to support that eating less meat, including processed meats, reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Cancer, Alzheimer's and cardiovascular disease still prematurely end millions of lives each year while the rest of us wonder if we are next.
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He has severe diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and a ventral hernia; his belly is distended to the point that his abdominal lining has ruptured.
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A study found that owning a dog is associated with a reduced risk of dying from cardiovascular disease or having a heart attack.
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Although anyone exposed to these particles is affected, people predisposed to cardiovascular disease or with pulmonary conditions, including asthma, are most at risk.
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It found that — with or without this adjustment — active drinkers had both a lower incidence and mortality from a variety of cardiovascular disease.
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The initial study and ongoing related research show that air pollution contributes to cardiovascular disease, the number one cause of death in America.
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Few nutritional supplements can protect people from developing or dying from cardiovascular disease, and some may actually be harmful, a research review suggests.
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ACSM said all three of these metropolitan areas had increased walking by residents, more parkland, and lower levels of cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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However, they found the health benefits of cycling were considerable, being linked to a lower risk of cancer, cardiovascular disease and premature death.
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They found that the risk of death from any cause, and particularly from cancer and cardiovascular disease, declined steadily as coffee consumption increased.
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The benefits of breast-feeding extend into adulthood, with lower rates of obesity, cardiovascular disease risk factors, diabetes and some types of cancers.
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That drug also performed better in preventing heart failure (a gradual weakening of the heart) and stroke, and lowering rates of cardiovascular disease.
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There was a 26% lower risk for heart disease with warm water, and a 35% lower risk of cardiovascular disease for hot water.
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Drinking coffee is also associated with a range of other health benefits, including lowering the risk of cardiovascular disease and Type 2180 diabetes.
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The committee reviewed evidence on the effects of e-cigarettes in several areas, among them cardiovascular disease, cancer, respiratory illness, and oral diseases.
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After adjusting for other factors, they found that neither fat mass nor body fat percentage was associated with the risk for cardiovascular disease.
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"That lead increases the risk of cardiovascular disease is not surprising, [but] what is surprising is the magnitude of the effect," Lim said.
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Among those with pre-existing conditions, those with cardiovascular disease were found to be most at risk, with a fatality rate of 10.5%.
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New research has found that getting too much protein in your diet, particularly from animal sources, can increase your risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Tomatoes: Researchers have found time and again that the lycopene in tomatoes is an effective anti-inflammatory that may help prevent cardiovascular disease.
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And that means there's a good chance that PTSD will be added to the list of risk factors for cardiovascular disease, Berlacher noted.
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During the study follow-up period of about 2190 years, 2160,2160 people died of cardiovascular disease and 2190 died from coronary heart disease.
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Analysts and experts say that it is only a matter of time before treatments for cancer and cardiovascular disease also move to bundling.
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Adults with the condition are about twice as likely to develop cardiovascular disease and chronic respiratory disease compared to adults without cerebral palsy.
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The American Heart Association says nearly half of all non-Hispanic black adults in the United States have some form of cardiovascular disease.
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More than 216 percent of the rise in life expectancy is attributable to fewer deaths from cardiovascular disease, primarily heart attacks and strokes.
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Roughly half of those patients die from cardiovascular disease, according to a team of researchers led by the Penn State College of Medicine.
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Genetic modification would allow doctors to protect future people against cardiovascular disease, cancer and dementia, as well as other common illnesses, said Smith.
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Current US guidelines recommend that anyone at risk for cardiovascular disease keep that bad cholesterol under 100 mg/dL or 2.6 mmol/L.
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The study also revealed that being underweight is linked to a "surprising wide range of deaths," including dementia, Alzheimer's, cardiovascular disease and suicide.
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The American Heart Association recommends the Dietary Approaches To Stop Hypertension (DASH) diet or a Mediterranean-style diet to help prevent cardiovascular disease.
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The optimal choice, however, at least for those at high risk of cardiovascular disease, may be a combination of both diet and statins.
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"We see that men have higher suicide rates, men have more cardiovascular disease and men are lonelier as they get older," he said.
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The Reality: Viagra is a brand name for sildenafil, a prescription drug developed by Pfizer scientists looking for ways to treat cardiovascular disease.
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Six and a half years following enrollment, the followup records showed 3,589 cardiovascular disease events, such as a heart attack, and 3,816 total deaths.
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Some companies are also interested in running studies of their own to learn more about cardiovascular disease, which their on-staff cardiologists could support.
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"It's much harder to make measurements of something like say, skin aging, than asking people whether they have diabetes or cardiovascular disease," Law said.
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The chief medical examiner listed the cause of death as arteriosclerotic and hypertensive cardiovascular disease -- basically, a heart attack brought on by clogged arteries.
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And we have good evidence that high meat consumption is linked to risks of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, some forms of cancer, and premature death.
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It featured self-reported information on how many cups of coffee the subjects drank each day, and the incidence of cardiovascular disease was measured.
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The cancer death rate in general had actually dropped over the same time period, as did deaths from cardiovascular disease, infections, and respiratory disease.
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Over the next 10 years, researchers at 16 study sites would record which group ended up having higher rates of cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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"Is it really relevant now that most everyone is on a statin and our treatment of cardiovascular disease has continued to improve?" he asked.
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A 2013 examination of 137 mummies from around the world published in The Lancet found that 34 percent of them suffered from cardiovascular disease.
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Because of the extra pressure placed on their bodies, users also risk serious long-term complications such as cardiovascular disease and impaired liver function.
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If you're someone who's pregnant, has heart or kidney disease, or takes medication for cardiovascular disease, then saunas and steam rooms are not recommended.
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"But overweight and obesity is associated with a high risk of developing type 27 diabetes and cardiovascular disease," she told Reuters Health by email.
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For its next phase of investment, the group is providing $14 million in funds to several new programs ranging from aging to cardiovascular disease.
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During that time, there were also 1,329 cardiovascular events like heart attacks and strokes and 223 deaths related to cardiovascular disease among the women.
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Closely related mammals like chimpanzees living in captivity share some of the same risk factors for cardiovascular disease: hypertension, inactivity and high blood lipids.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has said the health risks of living in noisy cities can include hearing loss, cardiovascular disease and sleep disorders.
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An autopsy found the direct cause of death was "electric stimulation" but also said Towns was suffering from "hypertensive cardiovascular disease" at the time.
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He's looked at cardiovascular disease and pulmonary effects at high elevations, and began to investigate suicide when he saw Renshaw's paper first come out.
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Additional research suggests that poor sleep -- including low-quality or low-quantity sleep -- is a risk factor for obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and depression.
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Based purely on EKG findings, about four in 1,000 Americans have been diagnosed with Brugada syndrome, according to Stanford Center for Inherited Cardiovascular Disease.
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The World Health Organization declared infertility to be the third most serious disease worldwide in the 235st century, behind only cancer and cardiovascular disease.
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"What many people don't realize is that it's triglycerides and HDL that are more predictive of cardiovascular disease than LDL cholesterol," Dr. Malhotra said.
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Seligman's findings are similar to research conducted by the Mayo Clinic that found optimists have lower levels of cardiovascular disease and longer life-spans.
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Even worse, it can exacerbate cardiorespiratory ailments and raise the mortality risk for Americans with asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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Similar trends are occurring in Northern Europe, he said, where cardiovascular disease deaths have gone down while cancer deaths also declined but much slower.
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Workplace stressors — layoffs, long and unpredictable work hours, micromanagement and excessive job demands — increase employees' risk of depression, anxiety, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and death.
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Physical activity has long been linked to a lower risk of cardiovascular disease and premature death after events like a heart attack or stroke.
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Today, we seek to halt the epidemic of blood pressure-related cardiovascular disease by emphasizing prevention beginning very early in childhood — even at infancy.
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According to most studies, being a pet owner can reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease, help you recover from trauma, and reduce stress levels.
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It is estimated that climate change will exacerbate the incidence of some noncommunicable diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, some cancers, respiratory health and malnutrition.
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For teens, a healthy resting heart rate can go up to about 85 bpm; anything higher can mean an increased risk for cardiovascular disease.
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As a nation, we spend more than $300 billion a year treating cardiovascular disease — a condition that is mostly preventable through diet and lifestyle.
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"It can start you down a pathway that increases your risk for cardiovascular disease," Gudzune, who wasn't involved in the study, added by email.
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He was in medical practice for almost 40 years and specialized in cardiovascular disease, said Marc Boom, president and CEO of Houston Methodist Hospital.
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Past research has found that adult survivors of childhood cancer are prone to many health conditions, including weak bones, cardiovascular disease and general frailty.
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To Ms. Hamnett and her colleagues, the results of multiple studies were compelling enough to establish an apparent link to cardiovascular disease in adults.
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Among people with cardiovascular disease, most had ischemic heart disease, also called coronary heart disease, in which the arteries supplying the heart become narrowed.
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The cause was hypertensive cardiovascular disease, said Angel Abreu, a senior member of K.O.S. (Kids of Survival), as Mr. Rollins's original collaborators named themselves.
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A number of studies have found a significant association between prolonged sitting time over a 2000-hour period and increased risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Scientists looked at 466,039 British men and women, ages 40 to 69, who were free of cardiovascular disease at the start of the study.
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These are patients with normal levels of cholesterol and blood pressure, no history of smoking or diabetes, and no family history of cardiovascular disease.
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Physical fitness in middle age is tied to a lower risk of later-life depression and death from cardiovascular disease, a new study reports.
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Both depression and cardiovascular disease are common in older people, and rates of depression are high in the presence of cardiovascular illness, especially stroke.
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The study controlled for many other variables, among them age, sex, cholesterol, B.M.I., education, marital status, depression, smoking, alcohol consumption, hypertension and cardiovascular disease.
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They found a small but significant association between eating two servings of meat, including poultry, per week and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
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As if that's not enough, the 81-year-old Ponzi schemer says he's also battling hypertension, cardiovascular disease, hyperparathyroidism and a bladder neck obstruction.
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Bedtime users had a 45 percent lower risk for death from any cause, and a 56 percent lower risk for death from cardiovascular disease.
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"We really have to work harder to reduce all the risk factors in order to reduce rates of cardiovascular disease," Zhao said, highlighting obesity.
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People who do not meet this guideline are at greater risk of developing cardiovascular disease, Type 2 diabetes, dementia and some cancers, research shows.
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Such long-term studies aren't easy or cheap, but somehow we've managed to pull them off for certain illnesses, like cardiovascular disease and cancer.
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Firefighters exposed to the World Trade Center site after the 2001 attack are at increased risk for cardiovascular disease, according to a new study.
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This is different from normal sugars, which contribute to cardiovascular disease through insulin resistance and by damaging the cells lining the body's blood vessels.
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Cataracts and AMD have also been linked to risk factors for cardiovascular disease, including elevated blood sugar and triglycerides, which regular exercise can improve.
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Obesity certainly qualifies — it affects every system of the body, and is associated with diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancers and over 240 other co-morbidities.
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"It's shown to reduce the amount of fat in the liver, which is a risk factor for diabetes and cardiovascular disease," said Dr. Peterson.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how obesity impacts the chance of developing cardiovascular disease or dying from it.
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Heavy drinking, however, is linked to an elevated risk of hypertension, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, strokes and death after a heart attack, the researchers explain.
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"I have always been reasonably convinced that moderate alcohol consumption was protective for cardiovascular disease, but now I am having my doubts," he said.
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And the trend mirrors a uptick nationwide in white mortality that's been linked to opioid abuse, and increases in obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
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But the clinical complications CMQCC has focused on so far are being outpaced by lifestyle-related health issues, like cardiovascular disease and opioid addiction.
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For years, studies have linked eating red meat on a regular basis to diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer, and "an elevated risk of mortality," aka death.
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Researchers looked at data on exposure to traffic-related air pollution and results from heart MRIs for 20,23 adults who did not have cardiovascular disease.
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That's because people with diabetes often have multiple health conditions, or "comorbidities," such as cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity, and even cancer.
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The study found that most popular supplements, such as vitamin C and calcium, seemed to provide no benefits in preventing cardiovascular disease or early death.
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Genetic differences between African-Americans and other ethnic groups appear to explain only a small part of the disparity in cardiovascular disease rates and outcomes.
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They found that married patients were noticeably less likely to die from any cause, especially cardiovascular disease, and less likely to have a heart attack.
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For prostate cancer survivors, though, the cardiovascular disease risk was 11 percent lower than it was for people who didn't have a history of malignancies.
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Increased daytime and nighttime diastolic blood pressure (the "bottom" number) were also associated with increased risks of cardiovascular disease events and death from any cause.
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Hypertensive cardiovascular disease, which May was diagnosed with after his death, is a broad term that could mean a few different things, says Dr. Patterson.
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The findings could help explain why coffee has been purported to help ward off everything from type 2 diabetes to cardiovascular disease and even dementia.
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"I would have expected that the moderating effect of physical activity would be more pronounced for cardiovascular disease than for cancer mortality risk," noted Stamatakis.
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The problem is typically diagnosed as delayed sleep phase disorder (DSPD), and is associated with serious health effects, including anxiety, depression, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes.
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One limitation of the analysis is that researchers focused on deaths from all causes rather than mortality tied only to cardiovascular disease, the authors note.
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The authors also found the more sleep-deprived group to be in worse health overall, looking at factors such as weight, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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Red meat has long been associated with high cholesterol and cardiovascular disease due to its high levels of saturated fat, says the American Heart Association.
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US Preventive Services Task Force guidelines recommend that certain people take low-dose aspirin regularly to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and colorectal cancer.
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Coffee has been shown to possibly reduce your risk of Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease and it may even protect against Parkinson's disease. 6.
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That number will vary depending on your health, or whether you have underlying cardiovascular disease, or if you had a heart attack in the past.
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They also had 28 percent less risk of death caused by a hemorrhagic stroke, and an 18 percent reduced chance of dying from cardiovascular disease.
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"Body composition is one of the most modifiable risk factors we have for many common diseases, including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and even cancer," he explains.
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Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff requested compassionate release from prison due to terminal kidney failure and other "chronic, serious medical conditions," including hypertension and cardiovascular disease.
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Esperion said the combo therapy could be the first-ever treatment capable of reducing LDL-C levels as well as the risk of cardiovascular disease.
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The American Heart Association recommends 30 minutes of moderate cardio exercise everyday to reduce your risk factors for cardiovascular disease including heart attacks and strokes.
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The rising number of cardiovascular disease patients -- some requiring surgical procedures -- also suggests that 3-D-printed hearts would become an increasingly valuable commodity worldwide.
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The risk of developing some types of cardiovascular disease, not to mention other health problems, rises when people drink more than five drinks a week.
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Lifestyle factors such as regular exercise, normal body weight, and healthy dietary choices, as well as medications, can lower blood pressure and prevent cardiovascular disease.
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To rank their inherited risk of a heart attack, the researchers tested them for 50 genetic variants linked to a higher risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Senescent cells play a role in many age-related chronic diseases, such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, most cancers, dementia, arthritis, osteoporosis and blindness, Kirkland said.
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A review of yoga and cardiovascular disease also found that the practice may even help lower your risk of heart disease, much like regular exercise.
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When combined with deep breathing—which can help lower blood pressure—and stress-reducing meditation, these elements of yoga can aid in cardiovascular disease prevention.
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The personal toll of diseases like Alzheimer's, cancer and cardiovascular disease is incalculable, but the economic cost of missed research opportunities is apparent every day.
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Researchers started the study by looking at data on 792 men from a larger study designed to investigate risk factors for cardiovascular disease and mortality.
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Those who sent tweets about cardiovascular disease tended to be slightly older than average Twitter users, with a mean age of 28.7 years, versus 25.4.
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The team found that for every 1,000 people sleeping the recommended six to eight hours per night, 7.8 developed cardiovascular disease or died each year.
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"We think that pregnancy acts as a stress that worsens a woman's cardiovascular disease risk," Franklin, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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The findings also suggest increased social well-being and immune system development as additional reasons why dog ownership offers protection against cardiovascular disease and death.
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Sanders' physician noted that he has "no history of cardiovascular disease" and drinks alcohol infrequently but does not use tobacco and has his recommended vaccinations.
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He lost his uncle to a cardiovascular disease, and grew up in a remote village where he witnessed the daily anguish of people lacking healthcare.
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And while small and medium-size LDL is strongly linked to a higher risk of cardiovascular disease, the relationship is weaker for large-size LDL.
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Hausknecht had been in medical practice for almost 40 years and specialized in cardiovascular disease, said Marc Boom, president and CEO of Houston Methodist Hospital.
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But a new study found that obesity was associated with an increased risk for cardiovascular disease and a two- to three-year shorter life span.
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The clinical complications CMQCC has focused on so far — hemorrhage, preeclampsia — are being outpaced by lifestyle-related health issues, like cardiovascular disease and opioid addiction.
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Stress is known to alter blood flow and release hormones damaging to tissue, suppressing the immune system and raising risks of cardiovascular disease and mortality.
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They found no convincing evidence that nonsugar sweeteners had any effect in adults on eating behavior, cancer, cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, mood, behavior or cognition.
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They found the optimal BMI score was around 18.3 and the risk of cardiovascular disease and death started to increase above a BMI of 20.
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"It is important to discuss sexual symptoms with your doctors, as to identify and treat other cardiovascular risk factors or apparent cardiovascular disease," he added.
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The analysis, in JAMA Cardiology, pooled data from 10 randomized trials in people who had had cardiovascular disease or were at high risk for it.
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I envy the teams of physicians, fellows, nurses, physician assistants and nurse practitioners bustling about our centers dedicated to cancer, cardiovascular disease, transplantation or trauma.
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Over a six-year follow-up, there were 3,246 coronary events — stroke, heart attack, heart failure, angina and others — and 310 deaths from cardiovascular disease.
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In your 50s In this decade, aches and pains may crop up and chronic conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease, can manifest.
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"It also appears that the benefits of favorable cardiovascular health extend beyond cardiovascular disease prevention to disorders including cancer, depression and cognitive impairment," Nasir added.
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The letter also said Mr. Sanders had normal readings for blood pressure, pulse and blood count and that he had no history of cardiovascular disease.
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Do those that have been deemed critically ill have other medical conditions such as diabetes, emphysema, or cardiovascular disease that explain the severity of illness?
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Smarter Living: A new review of scientific studies concludes that looking on the bright side may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and early death.
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But for the current study, researchers had DNA data about study participants and knew who had a high or low genetic risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Smarter Living: A new review of scientific studies concludes that looking on the bright side may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and early death.
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"We found that when we put all the behaviors together, the association between sleep and cardiovascular disease was even stronger than with each behavior separately."
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The CDC calls that a "public health problem," because disrupted sleep is associated with a higher risk of conditions including diabetes, stroke and cardiovascular disease.
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Gu also said that green tea is a richer source of flavanoids, especially tea polyphenols, and these bioactive compounds could be protective against cardiovascular disease.
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"As for a dip of cardiovascular disease on snowstorm days, I think that this is due to inconvenience of traffic situation," Cao added by email.
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Another reason for Jack's "widowmaker," defined as a critical blockage of the main artery down the front of the heart, might be underlying cardiovascular disease.
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"It must be stressed, though, that fighting obesity is justified in many populations for other reasons, notably for preventing and treating cardiovascular disease," Meydan added.
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Penn State researchers plan to examine this idea by monitoring not just the effects on abdominal fats but the health outcomes related to cardiovascular disease.
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During the study period, cardiovascular disease developed before age 24 in 22019,153 people whose mothers had diabetes while pregnant and 91,311 whose mothers did not.
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The recruits will be men and women 50 or older, all of whom either have cardiovascular disease or are at high risk for developing it.
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Because even a few conventional cigarettes daily increase the risks of mortality and cardiovascular disease, "you'll still get an adverse health effect," Dr. King said.
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The authors of the new paper argue that killing the study served the ISRF's larger purpose of keeping sugar untainted by links to cardiovascular disease.
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Researchers conducted a randomized, double-blinded trial with 115 overweight and obese adults aged 50 to 75 who were at high risk for cardiovascular disease.
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It recruited nearly 10,000 volunteers over the age of 50 with high blood pressure and at least one other risk factor for cardiovascular disease, like smoking.
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For cardiovascular disease, mortality rates decreased by about 50% overall between 1980 and 2014, but the rate of decline varied by county, according to the study.
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And while stress has already been linked to cardiovascular disease before, a new study may have discovered how stress can increase your risk for heart disease.
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"Our results provide a unique insight into how stress may lead to cardiovascular disease," Ahmed Tawakol, MD, author of the study, said in a press release.
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The strongest predictor of cardiovascular disease and early death due to heart disease has been increased abdominal or trunk fat -- and not high BMI, they noted.
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One caveat: If you're recovering from a heart attack or have known risk factors for cardiovascular disease, do not shovel snow without clearance from your doctor.
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There is considerable research showing that nuts, with their high levels of unsaturated fatty acids, fiber and minerals, may help reduce the risk for cardiovascular disease.
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They are sold over the counter and by prescription as sleep aids and for chronic diseases including hypertension, cardiovascular disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
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Many studies show that owning a pet has a positive impact on cardiovascular disease, hypertension, infection control, allergies, stress related problems, blood pressure and psychological issues.
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All of these risk factors contribute to higher rates of high blood pressure and obesity, which themselves are risk factors for cardiovascular disease, cancer, and stroke.
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Chronic stress has been linked to the developments of a myriad of health issues, from minor stomach upset to substance abuse issues, depression, and cardiovascular disease.
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Among SugarScience's most important discoveries: There are clear links between sugar consumption -- particularly in liquid form -- and diabetes (independent of obesity), cardiovascular disease and liver disease.
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"About 215 years ago, cardiovascular disease passed infectious disease as the number one killer in the world," says Stephen Kopecky, a cardiologist at the Mayo Clinic.
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The nonprofit Praxis Project accused the defendants of downplaying the risks to boost sales, despite scientific evidence linking sugary beverages to obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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And each extra half-egg a day was similarly linked to a 6 percent and 8 percent increased risk of cardiovascular disease and early death, respectively.
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His death was ruled as "hypertensive cardiovascular disease associated with atherosclerotic heart disease," but there has long been a conspiracy over drug involvement in his demise.
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"Increasing these fats, instead of saturated fat in your diet, have been shown to improve cholesterol levels and decrease the risk of cardiovascular disease," she says.
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And trans fat is thought to be responsible for an estimated 26,000 premature deaths from cardiovascular disease every year worldwide, according to the World Health Organization.
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Madoff's attorney filed court papers saying the 81-year-old has end-stage kidney disease and other "chronic, serious medical conditions," including hypertension and cardiovascular disease.
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New findings published in Progress in Cardiovascular Disease report that running doesn't just reduce the risk of heart disease and cancer, but runners actually live longer.
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People who got two servings per day had lower risks of coronary heart disease, cardiovascular disease, death from stroke, cancer, respiratory disease, infectious disease and diabetes.
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That's 166 million Americans who are breathing air that contributes to health problems ranging from asthma to cardiovascular disease, from impaired lung function to premature death.
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In its press materials and on its blog, the company links mouth bacteria and periodontal disease to conditions like premature birth, cardiovascular disease, and Alzheimer's disease.
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An M&A strategy that bets on earlier-stage biotechsSome of the key drugs Novartis makes are for cardiovascular disease, cancer, and eye and vision care.
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Most promising, Dr. Strum wrote, is daily use of a baby aspirin (81 milligrams) for 10 or more years, which also helps protect against cardiovascular disease.
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Particulate matter can settle in airways and cause problems like cardiovascular disease, respiratory conditions and cancers, leading to premature death, according to the World Health Organization.
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Research shows that sexual minority individuals exhibit higher rates of physical and mental health problems than do heterosexuals – including depression, substance use disorders and cardiovascular disease.
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ELAINE W. CODY South Orange, N.J. To the Editor: Americans consume too much glucose, as indicated by obesity and increasing rates of diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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That said, plenty of evidence links a healthy diet to a lower risk of cancer and other chronic diseases like diabetes and cardiovascular disease, Lajous advised.
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For instance, at least one of the three Apollo astronauts who died of cardiovascular disease, Mr. Irwin, may have had cardiovascular problems before he left Earth.
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According to one recent study published in the journal Circulation, for every 2000,260 milligram increase in sodium intake, the risk of cardiovascular disease increases by 2450%.
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The study of ultra-processed foods and cardiovascular disease risk gave an average of six diet surveys to about 409,000 adults in France over two years.
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"I'm very healthy, my family has no history of cardiovascular disease or heart attacks, so this was a big surprise," she said of learning the news.
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In the West, where one in four people die of cardiovascular disease, the importance of keeping the heart in good working order is hard to overstate.
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"Given the increasing number of individuals with chronic stress, [the data could] be included in risk assessments of cardiovascular disease in daily clinical practice," she said.
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As a saturated fat, coconut oil increases your LDL cholesterol—you know, the "lousy" cholesterol, not the good stuff—and, therefore, may contribute to cardiovascular disease.
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"Controlling dietary saturated fat content may be important not only for cardiovascular disease prevention and overall health, but also for aggressive prostate cancer prevention," she said.
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This is great recognition for the field of circadian rhythms that are intimately linked to our health and disease, including diabetes, obesity, cancer and cardiovascular disease.
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What's more, being physically active may help reduce the risk of chronic diseases that could further weaken your immune system, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes and obesity.
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Finally, beyond older age, risk of severe Covid-19 illness and death are highest among people who have other conditions, such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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"These data suggest that low-calorie sweetener consumption may deleteriously affect visceral fat deposition, a strong risk factor for cardiovascular disease and mortality," the researchers concluded.
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The researchers also didn't have any smoking data, and smoking often starts during the teenage years and affects body size and cardiovascular disease risk in adulthood.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how the location of excess fat in health-weight women might directly cause cardiovascular disease.
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Each additional half-egg a day was associated with a 6 percent increased risk of cardiovascular disease and an 8 percent increased risk of early death.
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Overall in the study, 12,381 people died, including 5,055 fatalities from cancer, 3,025 from cardiovascular disease, 42,528 from heart disease, and 1,198 due to cerebrovascular disease.
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Owning a dog was associated with a 20 percent lower risk of all-cause death and a 23 percent lower risk of death from cardiovascular disease.
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Current medical guidelines recommend starting nondiabetic patients ages 40 to 75 on statins once their 10-year risk for cardiovascular disease is 7.5 percent or higher.
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They were more than four times as likely to have chronic hypertension, and twice as likely as those without pre-eclampsia to die of cardiovascular disease.
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Participants who reported regularly eating red meat or poultry, but not fish, had a 3% to 7% higher risk of cardiovascular disease that those who didn't.
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The main cause of premature death in the new research was cardiovascular disease, followed by cancer, primarily of the colon and breast, according to the study.
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They found that people who had the highest intakes of red meat, processed meat and poultry had a small but increased risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
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Mr. Fuentes is listed on the website of the National University of Singapore as one of the lead researchers of a 2016 study on cardiovascular disease.
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Diabetes before pregnancy was associated with a 34 percent increased relative risk of cardiovascular disease among offspring, and gestational diabetes with a 19 percent increased risk.
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Cardiovascular disease: Tai Chi and Qigong, a very similar centuries-old system of movement, breathing and meditation, have shown to be extremely beneficial for cardiovascular health.
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"Older breast cancer survivors are more likely to die from other diseases and not breast cancer, and cardiovascular disease is the most frequent cause," she said.
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The study found that aspirin reduces the risk of heart problems for at-risk patients and for some patients without a known risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Short telomeres are associated with a higher risk for accelerated aging, cardiovascular disease and some cancers, said Susan Bailey, study author and Colorado State University professor.
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"You don't get RAO from video-related severe eye strain as is suggested here — it's most commonly evidence of some form of cardiovascular disease," he said.
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Researchers used data on 36,429 women free of cardiovascular disease at the start of the study who were participating in a continuing long-term health study.
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Babies with low birth weight have a greater risk of stunted growth, developmental delays and adult-onset conditions such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease, the authors explained.
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In the past, research has shown the Mediterranean diet is a key to longer lives, stronger bones and lower risk of cardiovascular disease and even other cancer.
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A new study from scientists at Stanford University School Of Medicine suggests that caffeine may be effective in working against inflammation and cardiovascular disease as we age.
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"The message here is that we need to know our own risk factors for cardiovascular disease and have those addressed by a trusted physician," says Dr. Walsh.
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The relatively increased risk was seen across the board, including in people who took a lower dose as well as those at low risk of cardiovascular disease.
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"Previous research has shown that high consumption of sugars like those in soft drink and fruit juices is linked to several cardiovascular disease risk factors," Welsh explained.
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Analyzing the data, the Albert Einstein College of Medicine researchers found that whole-body fat was not linked to risk of cardiovascular disease, though trunk fat was.
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The main reasons were big reductions in child mortality, deaths from infections and deaths from diseases related to high blood pressure, which include cardiovascular disease and stroke.
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Patients in the study had combinations of disorders such as heart failure and obstructive lung disease, arthritis and depression, diabetes and depression, or diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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They were also 40 percent less likely to die from cardiovascular disease and 20 percent less likely to die from cancer compared to those who didn't exercise.
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For example, it could be that people who live alone and have dogs have a lower risk of cardiovascular disease because they're generally healthier to begin with.
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Not only have they been considered a risk factor for cardiovascular disease, but we've also been strongly warned to limit our intake based on government dietary guidelines.
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" You can guess why: "The obesity epidemic and related rise in the prevalence of Type 2 diabetes are key culprits in the new wave of cardiovascular disease.
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Now, sugar is considered an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease, as well as many other chronic diseases, according a study published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Earlier this month scientists found that drinking at least two cups of coffee a day could decrease the risk of death from cancer, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes.
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A 2010 Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes study found that guidelines around preventing cardiovascular disease in women came from trials where only 34 percent of participants were women.
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To test how effective CPAP was in reducing cardiovascular events among patients with cardiovascular disease, McEvoy and his colleagues designed the Sleep Apnea Cardiovascular Endpoints (SAVE) study.
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According to the new paper, a 70-year-old Canadian man with preexisting cardiovascular disease suffered a heart attack soon after treating himself to a THC lollipop.
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We know that exercise reduces the risks of multiple different things—most dramatically cardiovascular disease (by as much as 50%, depending on what the circumstances may be).
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"Now, a similar approach to trans fat can help us make that kind of progress against cardiovascular disease, another of the world's leading causes of preventable death."
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A younger age at puberty has been linked to increased risk of diseases in later adult life, such as breast and testicular cancer, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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It is the world's top cause of cardiovascular disease, which leads to strokes and heart attacks, and is estimated to cause 7.5 million deaths a year worldwide.
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"If ionizing radiation is impacting the risk of death due to cancer and cardiovascular disease, the effect is not dramatic," concluded the authors of the new study.
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Across the studies, the authors found a consistent link between being diagnosed with ED and having a higher risk of conditions such as cardiovascular disease and dementia.
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And people who are already being treated for cardiovascular disease might not derive any further benefit from knowing that the arteries in the breast are calcified, too.
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In the United States, more than 80 million people have some form of cardiovascular disease, which causes nearly one in four deaths each year -- nearly 610,000 people.
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A decade ago, researchers published a study in the New England Journal of Medicine showing that stents did not improve patients' mortality risk or cardiovascular disease outcomes.
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But we know that for everyone — including those with serious risk factors — staying physically active and eating a healthy diet significantly reduces your risk for cardiovascular disease.
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A new study in the International Journal of Environment Research and Public Health found that negative workplaces, particularly mistrustful ones, contribute to cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors.
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The researchers adjusted for smoking and other risk factors and found that the migraine sufferers had a 50 percent greater risk of major cardiovascular disease over all.
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Overall, frequent religious attendance was associated with a 27 percent lower likelihood of dying from cardiovascular disease and a 21 percent lower risk of death from cancer.
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Higher body mass index in adolescence, even in the normal range, is tied to an increased risk for cardiovascular disease in adulthood, according to a new study.
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Only 22 percent of primary care physicians and 42 percent of cardiologists say they are extremely well prepared to assess a woman's risk of getting cardiovascular disease.
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One person in three had developed an ailment, most often cardiovascular disease, and one in 10 had died, with deaths occurring at an average age of 53.5.
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Researchers used South Korea's National Health Insurance Service database to determine there were almost 115,83 cardiovascular disease events like heart attacks and strokes in the study population.
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Included in most of these risk tools is age, because risk of cardiovascular disease in later life is higher if you have risk factors in your forties.
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Biopharmaceutical innovation is transforming what it means to be a patient battling some of our most difficult diseases, such as cancer, HIV/AIDS, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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While other factors, such as age, BMI and VO2 were also predictive of the risk for cardiovascular disease events, push-ups were the strongest indicator, Yang said.
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Yet the more recently published Circulation study found a progressive decline in cardiovascular disease events among those with lowered sodium levels -- even as low as 1,500 milligrams.
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As a group, participants of low socioeconomic status who drank frequently experienced about 42% more deaths due to cardiovascular disease than infrequent drinkers, the study authors estimated.
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This is not only associated with social and psychological problems but also a host of serious diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and certain types of cancer.
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Insufficient sleep has been linked with seven of the fifteen leading causes of death in the U. S., they noted, including cardiovascular disease, accidents, diabetes, and hypertension.
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And 434 people taking the drug died from cardiovascular disease, such as a heart attack or a stroke, compared with 444 participants who were taking a placebo.
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Simple lifestyle changes such as exercise, a healthier diet, and not smoking can help reduce the risk of HVD as well as other forms of cardiovascular disease.
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Based on current research exploring autism, brain injury, cerebral palsy, type 1 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease, among others, the list of potential applications is likely to grow.
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A Harvard study showed that women (without previously diagnosed cancer or cardiovascular disease) who ate vinegar and oil salad dressing had a decreased risk of heart disease.
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Could this explain the why being born by cesarean has been linked with an increased risk of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) like asthma, eczema, and cardiovascular disease?
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"China is facing a rising epidemic of cardiovascular disease and it shows no sign of abating," Harvard researcher and senior author Frank Hu said in a statement.
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That was justified, as research repeatedly found that the newly popular processed fat was far more effective than saturated fat at driving up rates of cardiovascular disease.
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A 2019 report by the American Heart Association estimates that 121.5 million adults -- more than half of the US adult population -- had some form of cardiovascular disease.
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According to the WHO, the highest-risk population remains people who are over 60, especially those who have hypertension, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, chronic respiratory diseases, or cancer.
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To get its DNA samples, 250gene is working with 2000 hospitals across Nigeria, targeting patients with cancer, cardiovascular disease, metabolic conditions, neurodegenerative disorders, and sickle cell disease.
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Dog ownership has been associated with a decrease in the risk of cardiovascular disease, but until now studies of its effect on mortality have produced mixed results.
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"Modifying intake of these animal protein foods may be an important strategy to help reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and premature death at a population level."
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How much muscle you have now could indicate how healthy your heart will be later, according to an interesting new study of muscle mass and cardiovascular disease.
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"I definitely think it will be another tool that we have to utilize," said Blumenthal, director of Johns Hopkins Ciccarone Center for the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease.
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Cardiovascular disease was the preexisting condition most associated with increased fatalities, with the study reporting a fatality rate of 10.5% in patients who suffered with the condition.
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However, other studies suggest skipping breakfast is linked to increased risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes and obesity ... and being less physically active than someone who eats breakfast.
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The master bedroom where Ocasek died of cardiovascular disease, according to the New York City medical examiner's office, appears more dated than the rest of the house.
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But two days after a major snowfall, patients were 22 percent more likely to be admitted to the hospital for cardiovascular disease than on days without snow.
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That's partly because the study was not able to capture age and other risk factors for comparison, such as genetic risk for Alzheimer's, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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Goldberg said the study conclusions follow other known risk factors for cardiovascular disease, including too much fat around the midsection, a sedentary lifestyle and unhealthy eating habits.
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Researchers from the University Hospital of Lausanne, Switzerland studied the association between napping frequency and duration and the risk of fatal and non-fatal cardiovascular disease complications.
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Meanwhile, there was a higher incidence of death from cancer than cardiovascular disease in high-income countries and some upper middle-income countries, according to the data.
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Zhao's father, Zhao Tao, is the president and co-founder of Shandong Buchang Pharmaceuticals, a drug company that specializes in traditional Chinese medicines to fight cardiovascular disease.
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Another major randomized controlled trial designed to answer a long-simmering health question — whether cocoa really prevents cancer and cardiovascular disease — is also underway, involving 22,000 patients.
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Heart disease is technically a subset of cardiovascular disease, but the two are often used interchangeably to refer to a handful of conditions that affect the heart.
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The Morgan Stanley GIFT Cures program is focusing on efforts to develop treatments for diseases such as Alzheimer's, cancer, cardiovascular disease, gastrointestinal disease and immune disorders, among others.
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"There's a host of studies indicating that people with diabetes are at greater risk of [cavities and tooth decay], periodontal disease, cardiovascular disease, you name it," says Niederman.
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New breakthroughs can be made in suicide prevention, prostate cancer and cardiovascular disease, eventually creating regimens of treatment informed by the most state-of-the-art assessments available.
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The link between the amygdala and cardiovascular disease events remained significant even after the researchers took other cardiovascular risk factors into account, such as smoking, diabetes or hypertension.
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And importantly, the participants were less healthy as a whole compared with the general population, as shown by higher rates of cardiovascular disease risk factors and cardiovascular diseases.
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Overall, the authors estimated that poor fitness raised the risk of dying by the same degree or greater as other major risk factors, like cardiovascular disease or smoking.
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The new results fill in some of the missing information regarding how breathing air pollution can contribute to not only lung disease, but also cardiovascular disease, Pope said.
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Andersen also makes no mention of the high-quality evidence linking consumption of dairy products like yogurt to a reduced risk of weight gain, obesity, and cardiovascular disease.
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The combined company will have nine products with more than $1 billion in annual sales and significant potential for growth in oncology, immunology and inflammation and cardiovascular disease.
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Not only does insufficient sleep lead to car crashes, machinery accidents, and on-the-job errors, it's linked with chronic conditions like diabetes, cardiovascular disease, obesity, and depression.
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This includes four new late-stage clinical trials with semaglutide in people with type 2 diabetes and other complications, including cardiovascular disease, diabetic retinopathy and chronic kidney disease.
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Cardiovascular disease link Seven US cities, including New York and most recently Philadelphia, have levied taxes on sweetened drinks with added sugar in an effort to reduce consumption.
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It's true that saturated fat appears to affect blood levels, but the question of whether this alone truly ends up altering a person's cardiovascular disease risk remains controversial.
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Survivors of multiple myeloma, a cancer of the plasma cells in bone marrow, were 70 percent more likely to develop cardiovascular disease than people who didn't get cancer.
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A 2019 study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that quitting smoking can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease by 39% within five years.
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"Grip strength showed a stronger association with cardiovascular disease than blood pressure and physical activity, which was a bit of a surprise," Gray told Reuters Health by email.
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The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force published a final recommendation statement on Monday saying that taking an aspirin a day might help prevent cardiovascular disease and colon cancer.
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The evidence of other long-term health benefits, such as reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, or Type 299 diabetes, is either weak or inconclusive.
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Psychiatric treatments lag decades behind the rest of medicine, even though serious mental disorders carry just as much risk of disability and death as cardiovascular disease, Heifets explained.
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"Several previous studies have suggested a potential link between gallstones and cardiovascular disease," said senior author Dr. Lu Qi, professor of epidemiology at Tulane University in New Orleans.
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