Sudden Cardiac Death
Scientists have found 14 common genetic variants associated with a risk factor for sudden cardiac death after they analyzed genetic data from more than 13,000 people.
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Sudden Cardiac Death in Athletes: Prevention
In the United States, sudden cardiac death occurs most commonly in basketball and football, accounting for 2/3 of incidents. In the rest of... Read more »
Antidepressant Medications and Sudden Cardiac Death
A recent article from the Associated Press reported on the results of a major, 12 year study on women and heart disease. The study... Read more »
Heart Disease: CPR and Automatic External Defibrillators
I was working on a blog a couple of weeks ago about CPR. I was just about done with it and when it came time to post it, a fellow... Read more »
Tim Russert: Did He Receive Adequate Heart Care?
The sudden passing of news giant, Tim Russert, of sudden cardiac death dealt a blow to the American consciousness. Perhaps his hard-hitting... Read more »
Overall Healthy Lifestyle Significantly Reduces Women's Risk of...
As women go through menopause, their bodily functions change – and sometimes not for the better. As I mentioned in an earlier sharepost... Read more »
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Sudden Cardiac Death More Likely in Men
According to a new study, men--and especially black men--are more likely than women to experience sudden cardiac death over the course of their... Read more »
Trans Fats Linked to Sudden Cardiac Death in Women
A new study published in the American Heart Journal has found that women who have coronary heart disease and who eat foods high in trans fats have an... Read more »
Traffic Pollution Boosts Sudden Cardiac Death Risk
Results from a new study suggest that exposure to high levels of traffic air pollution among people with heart or lung disease is associated with a... Read more »
Sudden cardiac death gene testing helps relatives: study
Genetic testing of victims of sudden cardiac death can benefit the surviving relatives by helping to identify their risk of also suffering deadly... Read more »
FDA Says No Link Between ADHD Meds, Heart Problems
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says it is not recommending any changes in safety instructions for ADHD drugs such as Vyvanse and... Read more »
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