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... juice is a good idea throughout the year. He says the fruit's high antioxidant potency explains its protection against heart attack and stroke, even in comparison to dietary antioxidants such as red wine, grape juice, blueberry juice, cranberry ...
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... , who do not currently have retinopathy," said one study's British co-author, Dr. Nish Chaturvedi, of the National Heart and Lung Institute and Imperial College at St Mary's, London. "In type 2 diabetes, in people with established retinopathy who ...
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... a major five-year study designed to update current guidelines for treating cardiovascular diseases, improve disease management and reduce heart attacks and strokes in the Southeast. "This initiative sponsored by COSEHC will provide a unique glimpse ...
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... avoid the potentially life-threatening complications of hypertension, abdominal aortic aneurysms and congestive heart failure. Space communications technology enabled the creation of extremely small antennas for Bio-microelectromechanical systems ...
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... of chest pain the doctor advised an ECG. The readings were alarming, indicating that she had suffered a massive heart attack. She was advised to get admitted to Government Stanley Hospital. There, she was given drugs to stabilise her condition. She ...
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... colleagues to fill in important blanks in how this process works normally and how to make it work better in disease during the Sept. 19 Lewis K. Dahl Memorial Lecture at the 62nd High Blood Pressure Research Conference and Workshop in Atlanta. One ...
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Local health professionals are increasingly concerned with the number of UAE residents who are at risk of heart attack due to undiagnosed hypertension.
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Caffeine has a bad reputation,but has it really no effect and health benefits? Caffeine acts as a stimulant on the heart and central nervous system,and is also known to increase blood pressure in a short time.
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... candesartan on the progression of retinopathy (primary endpoint) in normoalbuminuric, normotensive or treated hypertensive, Type 2 diabetes patients with retinopathy. The primary endpoints were measured as a predefined change in the ETDRS scale for ...
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