Cardiovascular Deaths on Children Increases At An Alarming Rate

MEDICINE & HEALTH 10.05.2019 07:39 AM

Whether it is their lifestyle or their diet, many children all over the world are dying because of cardiovascular diseases and the rate continues to increase at an alarming rate.

Red Wine's Resveratrol Decreases Blood Pressure in Mice, but Could It Do the Same for Humans?

05.24.2019 09:27 AM

Resveratrol may someday be used to develop a new class of high blood pressure drugs for humans. Resveratrol is a compound produced in the skin of grapes and is used to defend against bacteria and insects, it is also present in red wine.

Dietary Cholesterol or Egg Consumption May Not Increase the Risk of Stroke

05.20.2019 10:16 AM

A study suggests that moderate cholesterol intake or daily egg consumption are not connected with the risk of stroke, even in persons who are genetically predisposed to a more significant effect of dietary cholesterol on serum cholesterol levels

Report Shows Low-dose Aspirin Linked to Bleeding in the Skull

05.13.2019 14:48 PM

Low-dose aspirin risks may outweigh benefits Low-dose aspirin is used to prevent stroke and heart disease. However according to a new report, the study shows low-dose aspirin is linked with an increased risk of bleeding in the skull in those without a history of those conditions stated.

Cracking Necks May Lead to Stroke

05.04.2019 17:13 PM

Doctors advice people to be careful when cracking their necks as it may lead to life threatening consequences

Rewiring eye-brain connection may restore vision for stroke victims

03.24.2019 11:41 AM

Many people who have a stroke also experience vision impairment as a result. New groundbreaking research looks at the mechanisms that play a role in this damage and shows that it may be reversible.

Early Teenage Weight Gain Could Result Increase Stroke Risks Upon Reaching Adulthood, Study Reveals

07.01.2017 05:56 AM

Researchers reveal the association between teenage weight gain and the increased risk of stroke in a study.

Researchers Reveal The Effects Of Aspirin On People With Hard Arteries & Breast Cancer

06.06.2017 04:30 AM

Studies reveal benefits of aspirin intake on breast cancer prevention as well as on people with hard arteries.

Therapeutic Molecule That Prevents Blood Clots Which Causes Heart Attack & Stroke, Discovered By Scientists

06.02.2017 01:34 AM

The small molecule was discovered to stop the blood clotting that later leads to heart attacks and strokes.

Weird Ear Lobes Crease Could Tell Higher Risk Of Stroke & Other Cardiovascular Problems

05.31.2017 02:51 AM

A number of famous Hollywood actors like Mel Gibson is noticed with a diagonal ear lobes crease. A new study was found that the ear lobes crease is an indicator to an increased risk of stroke.

Shocking Effects Of Stroke: Atrial Fibrillation Patients Undergoing Aspirin Treatment Have Higher Risk of Massive Bleeding

05.15.2017 01:54 AM

A new finding pointed that stroke affected patients who are undergoing long-term aspirin medication have greater chance of secondary stroke than those who aren't habituated to aspirin therapy; Know more here

Stroke Recovery Improvements, Immune Therapeutic Points Discovered

04.29.2017 05:49 AM

After Scientists and researchers found out how the antibody generating marginalized zone B cells are decreased by the noradrenaline cells, the study confirms the cause of infections of stroke recovery patients is the insufficient B cells that are left during an episode of a stroke.

Research Links Diet Sodas To Stroke, Dementia

04.24.2017 02:51 AM

New research shows an association between daily consumption of diet sodas with stroke and dementia. Diet sodas are prescriptions for stroke and dementia, according to a new study conducted by researchers from the School of Medicine of Boston University.

Trans Fat Ban Saved Millions Of People By Lessening Strokes, Heart Attacks, Hospitalization In New York City

04.14.2017 18:09 PM

Find out the stunning result from New York City's trans fat ban here. New York City had started trans fat ban due to its unhealthy effects. Afterward, a research team analyzed hospital records and concluded an astonishing result from the partially hydrogenated fat ban.

Potassium Effective In Fighting Hypertension, Reducing Kidney Stones

04.12.2017 06:01 AM

Too much sodium intake can lead to hypertension but potassium can help lower blood pressure. Potassium intake is seen as an important factor in the diet of a person suffering from hypertension.

Stroke Medications: Find Out Why Some Stroke Survivors Ignore Their Doctor’s Advice

04.10.2017 18:16 PM

Find out the sole reason why some stroke patients don't take medications advised by their GPs. Stroke victims have stopped medications due to one reason as a study had found out.

Exercise Increases Chances Of Post-Stroke Recovery & Helps Avoid Physical Disability

04.07.2017 03:42 AM

A new research study reveals that regular exercise helps a person to avert the physical disability after the stroke.

Spider Venom Now Can Treat Brain Damage: New Research Brings Hope For Stroke Victims

03.22.2017 04:26 AM

Scientists create a great breakthrough to treat the brain damage after a stroke with the protein present in the venom of the deadly funnel web spider.

Cardiac Arrests Can Be Prevented With Drug Repatha; At $1000 Per Injection Every Month Though

03.21.2017 01:14 AM

Repatha lowers cardiac arrests risk by 15 percent but is it cost-effective? There is as much as 15 percent possibility to prevent heart attacks and strokes through new medication called evolocumab or commonly known as Repatha.

Marijuana Use Can Lead To High Risk Of Stroke & Heart Failure

03.10.2017 02:26 AM

Researchers have found that marijuana users has a higher risk of getting stroke and heart failure. A new research has found out that using marijuana can increase a person's risk of getting heart failure and stroke.

‘Wine’ Saves Heart But Increases Cancer Risk

02.21.2017 12:47 PM

Wine can be added to the dine table as a sooth combination beverage. Along with its health benefits, some studies revealed some risks.