Adults under the age of 50 had more than twice the risk of stroke from migraine or other non -traditional stroke risk factors, and not traditional risk, such as high blood pressure, in accordance with research published today in the SCIENTIFIC Journal of American Stroke Association, the division of American Heart Association. Previous studies indicate […]
In the last article published in the journal Scientists in the United States evaluated a large population of pre -diabetes, diabetic and healthy people to test the effectiveness of a digital lifestyle modification program in reducing cardiovascular risk and diabetes and improving metabolic markers. Their findings indicate that lifestyle intervention significantly reduced the 10-year risk […]
The National Lipid Association (NLA) and American Geriatrics Society (AGS) have published a joint scientific statement that focus on the treatment of hypercholesterolemia in adults over 75 years of age, which do not have atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) in the past. Published WI, this common effort, developed by a diverse team of clinical lipidologists, cardiologists, […]
Gymnastics has long been seen as the domain of children and teenagers, and young athletes move and fall over high energy before they retired in late teenagers or twenties. But in recent years there has been a surprising change – more adults deal with sport. Regardless of whether it is fitness or fun, gymnastics is […]
Adults from South Asia and East Asia living in Great Britain may have clear trajectories to develop high blood pressure to their life course, in accordance with new studies published today in hypertension, American Heart Association Journal. Scientists analyzed medical documentation for over 3,400 adults enrolled in the British Biobank, who identified themselves as origin […]
The latest study published in the journal presented a case report of an elderly man with severe community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) caused by human metapneumovirus (hMPV). hMPV was first identified in 2001 and is increasingly recognized as a respiratory pathogen with significant health consequences. It is associated with a variety of respiratory diseases, such as lower […]
Scientists from Johns Hopkins Medicine have shown that people aged 60 and older with weakened immune systems -; primarily organ transplant recipients taking immunosuppressive drugs to reduce the risk of rejection and other people with immune system disorders -; do not respond as strongly to respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccines as people in the same […]