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Fitter men have better erections: Study
The Times of India
Sunday, August 24, 2003
Washington - Another reason to pull your socks and get down to exercise regularly. Researchers have opined that ...
Study: Being fat at 40 cuts years off life
Smoking adds to drop in life expectancy
(CNN) --Two out of three Americans have an ongoing battle of the bulge, and most know all that extra weight can...
I've had AFib for about 5 years, only 4 or 5 episodes. Been on all kinds of medications. I've been getting stress test about one a year, and came out fine, but this time I was told that my ...
I heard on NPR a few months ago about a study that showed that people who ate most of their calories at night were no less likely to lose weight (which of course goes against the advice of hundreds of...
... normal resting blood flow perfusion the
FDG-PET is not indicated.and FDG is not used in te rest/stress study.The need for FDG-PET study is based on the results of rest/stress study.If the above is t...
I would assume so, if fenofibrates are included in the drug class fibrate, but would take a copy of the study to my doctor and ask if fibrates as referred to in the study inludes the fibrate your husb...
Oops, I forgot to ask...Do you know which study this was? I might be interested in obtaining the original full article. Could you paste or provide a link to the abstract? Thanks!
...und (like we do all the time)?
You would also be a candidate for a flow mediated endothelial dilation study; a special functional study of the endothelium.
ED, Raynaud's and atherosclerosis...
Not quite the answer to your question, but a recent study claimed that those people that showed less than a 10 bpm decrease 1 minute after ceasing strenuous exercise were a high risk group.
They knew how to implement scientific method in those days. Where's the writeup of the study?
Of course, this would be completely incomprehensible to the typical journalist.
... is on TV.
You don't have to accept them at face value. Virtually all of them have the relevent study citations at the end of the article.
He is speaking of, and mentioned, the Bainbridge...
...my of Sciences recently raised the recommended daily amount of potassium to 4700 mg. According to their study, most Americans get a lot less than this (especially women)....
I read recently that a study showed uncoated aspirin to be more effective than coated aspirin.
Comments about a new UCSD study published as a letter in the
Jan. 6, 2004 issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine:
Arm Position Matters in Blood Pressure Readings According to UCSD Medical
...
...ion ecg as being an important missing part of the scan. I suspect however, that the poor protocol of the study will be downplayed by those involved with it.
It is my opinion that you can engage in ...
Plus, the *news* programs are reporting a new study that shows that many people who feel hungry are actually thirsty - 'hunger' is how the brain translates the message.
Recommendation wa...
The Cholesterol Paradox
A study finds higher levels may actually benefit people with heart failure.
By Andrew Conaway
HealthDay Reporter
head by suggesting high cholesterol levels may act...
...ut 3 or 4 years ago. It may still be on their (University of West Virginia) server. In short, they ran a study with their patients working at or just under their aerobic thresholds for 4 months or so....
...itor are more likely to have a cardiac event or a stroke than they were before starting the drug.
One study indicates that there are more coronary events when people stop taking statins (Definitely...
...ssary procedures. Also, the jury may be still out about how valid it is. I just read in the Framington study a chol below 160 predicts a very low risk of CHD - you should be fine if you don't w...
...but it probably (?) has not been proven in your friend's condition. There may be some studies (or a study) comparing warfarin and aspirin for some condition, perhaps someone could try to look the...
...smoking status and pre-existing illness, however, have to be considered in relation to these findings. A study controlled for smoking status and pre-existing illness, found that intentional weight los...
... settle into a therapeutic portfolio that suits your goals and personal preference. For example, in this study, a slowing of atherosclerosis progression as measured by carotid intima media thickness w...
I did some investigation on this study and believe it to be terribly flawed.
No-flush niacin is also known as insitol hexaniacinate, inositol hexanicotinate and inositol nicotinate. It is a compound ...
Anyone who reads the study "Statins and the Risk of Polyneuropathy" (linked at the bottom of the interview) conclusion will see:
Despite their findings, however, the authors remind us tha...
...he hospital now for the 3rd time in 5 weeks. The doctors have run 2 cat scans, something called an empty study, and numorus blood test. The only thing they can tell us for sure is that only 1% of his ...
...that mercury is found only in the fish muscle, thank you for clarifying this for me. I did find a remote study, but it certainly does not sound worrisome. 'normal use' is not a specific term...
...lained about the taste ate two-thirds more out of gigantic cartons than out of midsize ones. In a second study of 64 people given soup, half of the soup bowls refilled automatically, but too slowly to...
...lmon. Starting today I also going to try eating 1 cup of tomato sauce daily (mixed with veggies). Latest study from Harvard shows lycopene (in cooked tomatoes,eg) reduces heart disease by up to 50% S...
...excited about it.
see: http://www.forrelease.com/D20031104/
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Study Shows Infusions of Synthetic HDL 'Good Cholesterol' Can Remove Plaque
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