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Don’t miss out: A new implantable device gives heart patients hope Posted at 12:08 am Thursday, Feb 2, 2023 Rodgers speaks out against junk food and recreational drugs as causes of heart failure. Written by Brad Duntz and Charlie Dribbe news@salisburypost.com China Grove – One heartbeat can mean the difference between life and death. Even … Read more
boston – Many people understand that they should “eat healthy for their heart,” but what exactly does that mean? Researchers from the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center finally provide some details of a heart-healthy diet. Their study found that both the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) diet and a diet rich in fruits and … Read more
Welcome to Start TODAY. Subscribe to our site FREE newsletter Get started today To receive daily workouts and inspiration sent to your inbox. Then, join us on Start a TODAY Facebook group To get tips and motivation, to connect with others following the plan – and to get real-time tips from trainer Stephanie Mansour! February … Read more
The distribution deals that make headlines at the Sundance Film Festival can seem like engagement announcements (“The Big Sick Will Marry Amazon Studios for $12 Million!”)). These deals mean the world to the parties involved (filmmakers, actors, producers, distribution companies, agents, and mother of all). But even if you’re a critic like me, watching the … Read more
Lisa Hedrick’s next surgery is crucial, and she’s working on a healthy heart as the time approaches. Heidrick does cardio rehab near where she lives, in Benson, with an exercise physiologist tuning in to a big screen Tucson. It is one of Tucson Medical Center’s latest projects with telemedicine, a futuristic concept that has become … Read more
This image shows the mitral valve of a mouse heart that lacks the serotonin transporter (SERT) gene. The valve was stained with prico-sirius red to show collagen. The SERT knockout mice had a thickened mitral valve compared to normal mice. Credit: Columbia University Irving Medical Center A new study led by researchers at[{” attribute=””>Columbia University’s … Read more
(Reuters) – In Canada’s western oil patch, debate rages over federal government legislation aimed at helping a fossil fuel-powered workforce transition to a greener economy, but union and community leaders warn against politicizing a Just Transition Bill that obscures workers’ needs. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government is expected to introduce its long-awaited workforce transition … Read more
tDung Bomb: It’s easy to enter the new year with the intention of living a more balanced and comfortable life. However, as we get back to our normal routines and work picks up again after the holiday lull, it becomes easier to de-rank one or two (or all) of our ambitious health goals — like … Read more
Over the years, there has been a lot of research pointing to this drinking alcoholIt can help, albeit just a little bit, keep your heart in good shape, and this wine may help delay aging. But now experts are debunking this very finding. According to his research American Cancer SocietyAlcohol contributes to more than 75,000 … Read more
Gene editing technologies that have revolutionized medicine since 2016 can also be used to treat common heart diseases, the number one cause of death in humans, according to a study recently published by one of the world’s leading scientists, Eric Olson, Ph.D. , from the United States. His team was able to modify two letters … Read more