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Boston GlobeEgyptian princess was first person with diagnosed coronary artery diseaseSpero NewsBoth presentations will be based on findings from the Horus study, in which arterial atherosclerosis was investigated in 52 ancient Egyptian mummies. Results have shown that recognisable arteries were present in 44 of the mummies, with an identifiable ...Ancient Egyptian Princess Had Coronary Heart DiseaseSmithsonian (blog)New mummy curse: Hardening of the arteriesCBS NewsMummy Says Princess Had Coronary DiseaseScientific AmericanBETTER Health Research -Fox News -Health.comall 230 news articles »
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Scientific American (blog)Mummy Says John Horgan Is Wrong about FoodScientific American (blog)In “Mummy Says Princess Had Coronary Disease,” scientists who performed a CT scan on a 3500-year-old Egyptian mummy express their puzzlement that this ancient princess had advanced atherosclerosis (hardened arteries) despite her civilization's ...
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UVa study casts doubt on cholesterol drugLynchburg News and AdvanceThe two-year study shows the drug ezetimibe, often available as Zetia, might not be effective at halting significant artery-wall thickening, or atherosclerosis, in some patients, according to a news release from UVa. Ezetimibe is routinely prescribed ...New Study Questions Health Benefits of Commonly Prescribed Cholesterol ...Newswise (press release)all 5 news articles »
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NutraIngredients-usa.comAcai shows heart health benefits: Pilot studyNutraIngredients-usa.comOnly recently a study supported by açai producer and distributor MonaVie LLC found that the berry's juice may provide anti-inflammatory benefits that offer protection from hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis). The research, published in ...and more »
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Increased serum myeloid-related protein 8/14 level is associated with ...7thSpace Interactive (press release)Myeloid-related protein 8/14 (MRP8/14) is a stable heterodimer formed by two different calcium-binding proteins (MRP8 and MRP14). Studies have identified that MRP8/14 regulates vascular inflammation and serves as a novel marker of acute coronary ...
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ATS: Enzyme Linked to Asthma RiskMedPage TodayExplain that an enzyme involved in atherosclerosis, called (platelet-activating factor acetylhydrolase or PAF-AH, may play a protective role in asthma, at least in women. DENVER -- An enzyme involved in atherosclerosis may play a protective role in ...
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...tomography (CT) scanning - will feature in two presentations, based on findings from the Horus study, in which arterial atherosclerosis was investigated in 52 ancient Egyptian mummies. Results have shown that recognisable arteries were present in 44 of the...
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Mummified princess had coronary heart diseaseAFPThe princess, who died in her 40s, had atherosclerosis, or a buildup of fatty material, in two of her three main coronary arteries, the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) said in a press release. "Today she would have needed by-pass surgery," said ...and more »
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AtheroNova Inc. Names Noted Atherosclerosis Researcher Dr. Stephen J. Nicholls ...Marketwire (press release)"The development of novel compounds to regress atherosclerotic plaque is an exciting new frontier in the battle against cardiovascular disease and I look forward to working closely with AtheroNova as the company brings its compounds into the clinic. ...and more »
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Spherix Announces First Quarter Financial ResultsPR Newswire (press release)In June 2010 the Company announced that it will actively seek a pharma partner to continue the diabetes development and that it will also explore D-tagatose as a potential treatment for high triglycerides, a risk factor for atherosclerosis, ...and more »
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Study suggests systemic sclerosis is an independent risk factor for ...EurekAlert (press release)A new study by researchers in Hong Kong suggests that systemic sclerosis is an independent determinant for moderate to severe coronary calcification or atherosclerosis. Conventional cardiovascular risk factors such as age and hypertension predispose ...and more »
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...who had lived over a span of about 2,000 years of Egyptian history. As with modern people, the likelihood that a mummy had atherosclerosis increased with its age. Diseases of the heart and blood vessels are now among the world’s leading causes of death. Most...
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Dr. Joe gives his thoughts on two articles in the January 13 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.
Dr. Douglas J. Robertson discusses his manuscript "Neither Long-Term Statin Use nor Atherosclerotic Disease Is Associated With Risk of Colorectal Cancer." To view the print version of this abstract go to tiny.cc Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology; AT
Nitrogen-containing bisphosphonates were associated with a significantly decreased prevalence of cardiovascular calcification in women older than 65 years, based on data from 3710 women who are part of a large, ongoing study. Heidi Splete of GMNN reports.
Atherosclerosis of the neck or hardening of the carotid artery in the neck (carotid stenosis) can be caused by too much LDL or bad cholesterol, smoking, high blood pressure or diabetes. The purpose of this study is to determine the safety and effectiveness of an investigational medication to reduce arterial plaque in subjects with carotid atherosclerosis. A state-of-the-art 3T MRI scan will be provided to participants that qualify. This study is approximately 6 months long with 11 visits. All qualifying participants receive study visits, 3T MRI, ultrasound (if needed), study medication, at no charge. There will also be a nominal reimbursement for a patients time and travel costs. Call (405) 272-8481 or visit www.CORClinical.com.
This video wil discuss the pathology and complications associated with atherosclerotic disease of the blood vessels.
Cure cancer atherosclerosis as well as virally infected tissues with amoebas like lymphocytes amoebas surround cytes then digest them Creating amoebas that are immunotransparent to the human immune system permits them to circulate absent immune attack; creating immunotransparency is a strategy employed with nonhuman mammals thus breeding an immunotransparent amoeba may be literally millions or billions of times easier amoebas are publishes as making food choice comparisons www.esajournals.org the amoebas can be bred or trained to recognize then eat tissue types with particular surface chemistry such as cancer cytes or atherosclerotic lesions The amoebas literally attack diseased tissue like a second immune system artherosclerosis as well as cancer were the two most lethal diseases of the 20th century amoebas that eat cholesterol plaques as well as cancer tissue save billions of lives Amoebas could be bred or trained to destroy tissue that has active virus surface particles actively curing viral infections plus removing them from deep tissue reservoirs curing aids as well as herpes amoebas may also be injected directly to the core of nonvascular as well as bvascular cancers; their ability to reproduce absent oxygen or distant immunogenerative tissues gives them particular strength at removing tumors
People with lupus are at increased risk for developing atherosclerosis and other cardiovascular complications. Heart disease is a serious and life-threatening complication of lupus and the subject of considerable research by lupus investigators. In this video, two lupus investigators discuss recent research findings that provide some insight into managing and treating this complication of lupus. Dr. Michelle Petri of the Johns Hopkins University Medical Center and Dr. Rachel Davies of the St. Thomas's Hospital in London share findings that were presented during the 2009 American College of Rheumatology Annual Scientific Meeting. Additional video highlights of this meeting are also provided by the Lupus Foundation of America on this website and at www.lupus.org/acr.
www.cholesterol-hdl-ldl.com Find out the foods for atherosclerosis treatment (like, garlic, onion, capsicum, cayenne, psyllium, etc) that reduce the atherosclerosis symptoms and related problems.
MRI is imaging technique that generates carotid artery images showing blocks and plaques due to lipid and calcium deposits. These plaques block the artery to carry blood and cause Atherosclerosis. A doctor can mesure % stenosis by evaluating artery blockage to take decision of drug dosage or surgery otherwise.
www.paleocookbook.com Atherosclerosis Arteriosclerotic Vascular Disease is the condition in which an artery wall thickens as the result of a build-up of fatty materials such as cholesterol. Eat healthy with the foods our ancestors thrived on for the last 200000 years
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...so we can better define ‘normals’ for different ages and body sizes,” Urbina said. “Then we need to explore a variety of diseases with the potential for vascular damage. At that point, we will be able to identify kids with accelerated atherosclerosis.”...
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Nucleus Medical Animation - www.nucleusinc.com - created "Atherosclerosis," illustrating the damage inflicted by this disease. Screened in the SIGGRAPH 2009 Computer Animation Festival, this juried work was shown as part of the Digital Schoolhouse Reel. Nucleus animators used the entire CINEMA 4D Studio Bundle with Adobe After Effects. Read the story on maxon.net www.maxon.net
A short animation showing how cholesterol can effect heart health. We're making a series of scientific animations, so if you have an idea drop us a line at www.proxonicvisuals.com
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...after observing Rosenzweig himself following a low-carbohydrate regimen. The investigators proceeded to study a mouse model of atherosclerosis. These "ApoE" mice were fed one of three diets: a standard diet of mouse "chow" (65 percent carbohydrate; 15 percent...
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Atherosclerosis is a disease that inflames and constricts arterial blood vessels, at times obstructing circulation and requiring surgical intervention. Learn more about atherosclerosis, causes and symptoms, in this health video.
Animation to show how atherosclerosis develops. Thecontent is intended for general information only and does not replace the need for personal advice from a qualified health professional. For more information visit our health information site www.bupa.co.uk
Dr Matthais Rath MD has scientifically proven that heart disease and atherosclerosis can be eradicated using high dosages of vitamins, proteins, minerals and plant extracts. These scientific studies have been complete since 1996 and still the world knows nothing because the drug companies control peoples perceptions via the media.
Atherosclerosis is the condition in which an artery wall thickens as the result of a build-up of fatty materials such as cholesterol.It most commonly becomes seriously symptomatic when interfering with the coronary circulation supplying the heart or cerebral circulation supplying the brain, and is considered the most important underlying cause of strokes, heart attacks, and most cardiovascular diseases, in general. A stent is a man-made 'tube' inserted into a natural passage/conduit in the ...
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...with the aim of reducing the impact of this disease." A leading authority on statins for the prevention and treatment of atherosclerosis, Dr. Gotto will chair a plenary session on inhibitors of cholesterol synthesis and absorption, and a clinical symposium...
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BBC NewsScientists pinpoint fats dangerBBC News, UK"Just about everybody in our society has atherosclerosis (thickening of the arteries) by the time we reach 20," he said. "So the wave of the future in treating atherosclerosis will be in preventing harmless lesions in young people from becoming ...Why certain arterial plaques result in deadly heart attack, stroke World NewsDrugs hope over blood vessel plaque study InTheNews.co.ukall 51 news articles
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...which is the number one killer and getting worse, according to the researchers. "Just about everybody in our society has atherosclerosis by the time we reach 20," said Ira Tabas of Columbia University in New York. In atherosclerosis, lipid, inflammation and...
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Telegraph.co.ukStatins: life-saving wonder-drugs or just life-damaging?Telegraph.co.uk, United KingdomCholesterol is necessary for normal cell and body function, but very high levels of it can lead to atherosclerosis, a condition in which cholesterol-containing plaques build up in arteries and reduce blood flow. By reducing blood cholesterol levels, ...
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Teatro NaturaleDo we eat enough extra virgin olive oil?Teatro Naturale, Italy(8) have shown that in addition to its effect on cholesterol and atherosclerosis, olive oil has a preventive effect on thrombosis and platelet aggregation. High intakes of olive oil are not harmful, they reduce the levels of LDL-cholesterol, ...
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Modern MedicineAHA: Drug Reduces Viral Cholesterol, Inhibiting HIV-1 Compound ...Modern Medicine, NJ... stimulation of reverse cholesterol transport," Grant and colleagues conclude. "Such drugs may provide a double benefit to HIV-infected patients by reducing HIV replication and preventing development of atherosclerosis associated with HIV infection. ...
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Modern MedicineAHA: Urine Test for Coronary Artery Disease in Development Test ...Modern Medicine, NJPeptides constituting these patterns may be used to identify functionally important proteins in atherosclerosis. This promising data encourages the further development of a urine-based screening method with the potential of improving diagnostic ...Urine Screening Test may One Day Predict Coronary Artery Disease MedIndiaUrine Test for Heart Disease Shows Promise MSN Health & FitnessSimple urine test 'could be used to diagnose heart disease' Telegraph.co.ukall 31 news articles
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LongIslandPress.comIs There Anything My Child Will Eat?LongIslandPress.com, NYDiets high in saturated fats promote atherosclerosis and heart disease, even in the arteries of children and teens. Vegetables and fruits are sources of anti-oxidants, substances which protect against heart disease and cellular damage. ...
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Business Wire (press release)RXi Pharmaceuticals Announces Publication in Nature of Positive ...Business Wire (press release), CAWe believe that oral RNAi therapeutics, if successfully developed, could address the multi-billion dollar markets of rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease, atherosclerosis, inflammatory bowel disease and diabetes. As a result, this new technology ...
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HealthJockey.comJuice Therapy: Drink your way to Good Health - Part 2HealthJockey.com, IndiaBenefits: Onion juice is stated to be of great help in reducing cholesterol and triglycerides, thereby preventing high blood pressure and also reducing atherosclerosis. Onions are even said to have the ability to enhance semen and sperm production, ...
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MedIndiaTherapeutic Target To Healthy Blood Pressure IdentifiedMedIndia, IndiaIn the study conducted using mouse model, the team discovered that mice lacking the receptor for one type of prostaglandin, a family of fatty compounds key to the cardiovascular system, have lower blood pressure and less atherosclerosis. ...
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HinduThe teeth-heart linksHindu, IndiaThe studies find a strong link between gum disease and narrowing of the arteries of the heart (or atherosclerosis). Teeth are covered by sticky plaque made up of food, bacteria and bacterial waste products. If plaque is left on the teeth, ...
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VA Watchdog dot OrgCOMBAT VETS SUFFER LONG-TERM HEALTH PROBLEMSVA Watchdog dot Org, WATo get an idea of the long-term impact of serving in combat, they reviewed data from 5347 community-dwelling men between the ages of 52 and 75 who had participated in the fourth Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (ARIC) study, which began between 1996 ...
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eMaxHealth.comMaintaining Healthy Blood PressureeMaxHealth.com, NCThe results indicate that the normal role for the type of prostaglandin studied, PGF2α, is to increase blood pressure and accelerate atherosclerosis, at least in rodents, and suggest that targeting this pathway could represent a novel therapeutic ...
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Korea Herald (subscription)[Samia's food facts and recipes] Mad about green garlicKorea Herald (subscription), South KoreaIt has also been concluded that raw garlic is more beneficial than the cooked form in the reduction of blood lipids and glucose levels, and could play an important role in preventing atherosclerosis and diabetes. Garlic has been researched extensively ...
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PRESS TVWalnuts every day keeps breast cancer awayPRESS TV, IranThe walnut-based diet can also reduce the risk of developing atherosclerosis -- hardening of the arteries. When eaten at the end of a meal, walnuts overcome the damage caused by fatty foods on the arteries, lowering total and LDL (bad) cholesterol ...
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TheMedGuruGlucose is better than fructose: StudyTheMedGuru, IndiaIt is a dangerous kind of fat that embeds itself between organ tissues such as the heart and liver and releases hormonesdefine and chemicals that severely affects body's normal metabolism, which subsequently increases the risk of atherosclerosis and ...
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Haber 27Statins work better in summerHaber 27, TurkeyDrugs such as Levacor, Zocor, Pravachol, Lipitor, and Crestor, classified as statins, reduce the risk of developing atherosclerosis and subsequent cardiovascular events through lowering cholesterol levels in the blood. Previous studies had reported ...
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DailyTechETH Zurich Researchers Create Bacteria-like RibbonsDailyTech, IL(Source: Institute of Robotics and Intelligent Systems/ETH Zurich) Man-made bacteria may be useful in fighting man-borne illnesses like cancer and atherosclerosis. Much research has gone into the medical field of microscopic man-made devices. ...
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