Vascular Disease Effects
Mention blocked arteries and most people think of the heart. But blockages can affect other areas of the body as well - and certain types of leg or
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A Neurologist's Point of View on the New Research suggesting that MS...
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Vascular Dementia's Effect on Marriage and Commitment
Pat Robertson, a man I once believed to be a man of God, has finally lost it...his direction, that is. Recently on a 700 Club program, he... Read more »
Use Tomatoes to Prevent Vascular Disease
Tomatoes have been linked to several different health benefits, including cancer prevention, lower cholesterol levels, reduced blood... Read more »
How Does Vascular Dementia Differ from Alzheimer's?
Vascular dementia (VaD) is the second most common type of dementia after Alzheimer's and is responsible for up to 25% of all dementias.... Read more »
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Smoking is a Major Risk Factor for Vascular Disease
The impact of smoking on cancer has been widely promoted, but its relationship to vascular disease is less known by the public. Veins and arteries... Read more »
Maintaining Vascular Health
Baby Boomers need to understand how to maintain a healthy vascular system as they become seniors. By 2015, the U.S. Census reports an expected 87... Read more »
Clinical trial: Migraine med for adults with vascular disease
This is a study to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of a new migraine med (MK0974) in the treatment of acute migraine in patients with stable... Read more »
High Cholesterol a Threat to the Entire Vascular System (Not J...
Everyone understands the importance of maintaining healthy cholesterol levels to protect their heart, but many are not aware of how high cholesterol... Read more »
New hope for vascular depression
Researchers are working to unravel the mystery of a type of depression caused by a loss of blood flow to the brain, and they are also developing new... Read more »
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