Category Archives: Heart Diseases

A close-up of the FIT Seat technology embedded in a common toilet seat to generate data regarding a patients vital signs. A Continue reading →

Research Nester published a report titledPediatric Perfusion Products Market: Global Demand Analysis & Opportunity Outlook 2028which delivers detailed overview of the pediatric perfusion products market in terms of market segmentation by product, by end user, and by region. Further, for the in-depth analysis, the report encompasses the industry growth drivers, restraints, supply and demand risk, market attractiveness, BPS analysis and Porters five force model Continue reading →

We've been hearing more and more about the Okinawa Diet recently, named for the small island off of southern Japan that is home to some of the longest-living, healthiest people on the planet. They not only don't die of the usual western diseases like heart disease and diabetes, but many of them live independently and actively (and happily) well into their 90s Continue reading →

Extramural Papers Extramural By Megan Avakian Exposure to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in the womb may increase liver injury risk in children, according to NIEHS-funded researchers. This study is the first to examine the impact of early life exposures to a PFAS mixture on child liver injury. Continue reading →

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By Julie Appleby October 5, 2020 President Donald Trump makes no secret he would like a COVID-19 vaccine to be available before the election. But its doubtful that will happen and, even after a vaccine wins FDA approval, there would be a long wait before its time to declare victory over the virus Continue reading →

Indian actress Mishti Mukherjee died of kidney failure at the age of 27, due to complications related to her keto diet, according to a statement from her family. Mishti as she was known, suffered kidney failurerelated to her strict keto diet, Friday evening, according to a statementthat confirmedthe death of the actress, who starred in many movies and music videos. Her kidneys failed after the actress reported suffering severe pain Continue reading →

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 05, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Fulcrum Therapeutics, Inc Continue reading →

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In a finding that suggests a woman's periods might be a powerful indicator of her general health, researchers report that women with irregular and long menstrual cycles face a higher risk of early death. In a study that spanned 24 years and included more than 79 000 premenopausal women who had no history of heart disease, cancer or diabetes, those who'd always had irregular menstrual cycles were more likely to die before the age of 70 than those who had regular cycles. "The important point illustrated by this study is that menstrual regularity and reproductive health provides a window into overall long-term health," Dr Adam Balen, a professor of reproductive medicine at Leeds Teaching Hospitals in Britain, told CNN Continue reading →