In the last article published in Researchers examined the relationship between modified and traditional diet patterns in Japan, combining a diet with the dissemination of hypertension in 12 213 Japanese employees. Their findings indicate that although a traditional Japanese diet was not significantly associated with hypertension, in accordance with a modified Japanese diet, which contains […]
Women with constant urinary incontinence can avoid invasive bladder pressure tests, because new studies show that a number of non -invasive assessments work equally well in treatment. Managed by scientists from the University of Aberdeen, the findings of the future process are presented today (Saturday, March 22, 2025) at the European Congress of the Urology […]
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 […]