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Elevated Sed Rate Hematuria
Blacks tend to develop heart failure 20 years earlier than whites, a long-running study shows.
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Pulse Rate and High Blood Pressure: Defining the Connection
During any type of medical visit, there are four main vital signs that are routinely monitored by the medical professionals. These vital... Read more »
Diabetes in U.S. Children by 5 Major Ethnicities: Some Highest Rates...
The journal Diabetes Care has just published a discussion of results from the SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth Study, titled The Many Faces of... Read more »
Controlling High Blood Pressure Without Drugs
The usual way that people with diabetes control hypertension -- high blood pressure in normal English -- is with medication. These drugs... Read more »
Schizophrenia and Smoking
In my last post, I discussed some of the changes in lifestyle that can help improve the heart health of people with schizophrenia. I'd... Read more »
Palm Sunday Reflections
I need to get to Reagan National in the afternoon for a flight back to San Diego. I have been on the road for 11 days, three in the... Read more »
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PSA Levels: Normal PSA or Elevated PSA?
Is My PSA Level Normal? The absolute value of PSA has been the long-term standard of care to determine whether one’s PSA elevation is... Read more »
IV Treatment of Refractory Migraines
: Refractory Migraines — Migraines that are not responding to treatment — can present significant issues for Migraineurs, including status... Read more »
U.S. Birth Rates Hit Record High
U.S. health officials are reporting that more babies were born in the United States in 2007 than ever before. Birth rates increased in all age... Read more »
Triplet Births Rising--and Their Death Rates Are High
According to a new study in Norway, the rates of triplet births are rising, and the death rate for these babies is 10 times higher than it is for... Read more »
10 Jobs with High Depression Rates
Statistics suggest that people who practice some careers are more prone to major depression than people who are in other careers. In this slideshow,... Read more »
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