One change in particular can save your heart – Tips from a GP Heart and cholesterol6:00 –
One change in particular can save your heart – Tips from a GP Heart and cholesterol6:00 #change #save #heart #Tips #Heart #cholesterol600
One change in particular can save your heart – Tips from a GP Heart and cholesterol6:00 #change #save #heart #Tips #Heart #cholesterol600
Doctors are warning that more young women who do not smoke and do not show signs of diabetes type 2 have high cholesterol or high blood pressure – the usual warning signs of cardiovascular disease. Cardiovascular disease affects more and more young women PHOTO: Shuterstock” width=”1400″ height=”750″ loading=”eager” class=”svelte-h45upf”/> Cardiovascular disease affects more and more … Read more
The Directorate of Public Health of Hunedoara (DSP) has published a set of statistics that shows the evolution of preventable diseases in the county, over a period of five years, between 2019 and 2023. Other diseases suffered fluctuations or even a slight decrease. Cardiovascular diseases Cardiovascular disease remains a major public health problem in the … Read more
Dr. Hazem Khamis, Professor of Cardiology at the National Heart Institute, and General Director of Cardiology Departments at the Health Care Authority, warned about stress, because it is considered one of the most dangerous factors that ‘ affect the heart. Heart healthIt causes damage to the heart, such as: high blood pressure, increased heart rate, … Read more
Cardiovascular diseases are the main cause of death in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with a prevalence accounting for approximately 45.7% of deaths, representing a major and growing health problem. 2024-10-02 06:07:59 #Alarming #numbers #Heart #disease #affect #people #Saudi #Arabia
Sweet, salty and fatty foods are the main causes of high cholesterol levels. Foods that increase cholesterol levels have negative health effects, such as increasing body weight and causing metabolic syndrome, but it is not easy to give up these exciting and delicious foods. However, if you are planning to have children, you may need … Read more
A study by the Hospital del Mar in Barcelona has revealed that patients with a higher than usual level of glucose (blood sugar) at the time of hospital admission for ischemic stroke have a worse functional prognosisthe hospital said in a statement. The research, published in ‘Cardiovascular Diabetology’, concludes that having higher blood sugar levels … Read more
Anyone who shares a table and kitchen with pubescent teenagers who devour mountains of pasta and raid refrigerators at an incredible pace, but still remain skinny “asparagus”, can hardly imagine the opposite: children who are already very overweight when they start school and who remain so throughout puberty and adulthood. The suffering for these children … Read more
Heart disease and stroke seem to occur suddenly and are difficult to prevent. However, these cardiovascular diseases are not acute diseases, but are caused by the “three highs” – cholesterol high, high blood pressure and high blood sugar. Cardiologist Dr Colin Yip-yin said: “High blood pressure will damage the lining of blood vessels, and platelets … Read more
Cancer has overtaken cardiovascular diseases as the leading cause of death in Spain this year, and will probably be the pathology that will dominate in this regard for many years to come. It is also a complex condition, influenced by many processes that take place both in our body and in our interaction with others. … Read more