DASH Diet May Reduce Cardiovascular Disease Risk in Breast Cancer Patients, Study Finds
It is known that people who have had breast cancer have a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease due to side effects of treatment than women who have not had cancer. According to a recent article published in “JNCL Cancer Spectrum” by a research team from the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, the […]
Cholesterol Variability as a Predictor of Cardiovascular Risk in the Elderly: Findings from APCMS 2024
▲Professor Hyeongjun Joo of Korea University Anam Hospital presented the results of the study on “Cholesterol Variability as a Potential Residual Cardiovascular Risk Factor in the Elderly” at the “Asia-Pacific International Cardiometabolic Syndromes Symposium (APCMS 2024) )” held in Conrad Seoul on the 26th and 27th. [메디칼업저버 박선혜 기자] The importance of monitoring total cholesterol […]
The Impact of High Temperature Environments on Cardiovascular Health: Research Findings and Implications
ㅣUniversity of Louisville research team, clinical study on 624 peopleㅣHigh temperature environment promotes systemic inflammatory response, which plays an important role in the progression of cardiovascular diseases.ㅣWhen exposed to heat, levels of systemic inflammation increase and immunity decreases. Research has shown that exposure to extreme heat can have negative effects on cardiovascular health. The results […]
High Sodium Intake Among Patients with Heart Disease: A Concerning Trend
ㅣA research team from Athens Regional Hospital in Piedmont, USA, analyzed the NHANES dataㅣPatients with heart disease consume more than double the recommended daily intake of sodiumㅣOnly 1 in 10 patients with heart disease follow sodium intake guidelines One study found that 89% of heart disease patients exceed the recommended daily sodium intake. The results […]
High Sodium Intake Among Heart Disease Patients: Study Findings and Recommendations
ㅣA research team from Athens Regional Hospital in Piedmont, USA, analyzed the NHANES dataㅣPatients with heart disease consume more than double the recommended daily intake of sodiumㅣOnly 1 in 10 patients with heart disease follow sodium intake guidelines One study found that 89% of heart disease patients exceed the recommended daily sodium intake. The results […]
The Power of Evening Exercise: Study Shows Significant Benefits for Obese and Diabetic Patients
Results from an 8-year follow-up of 30,000 adults over age 40 show that evening exercise is more effective in patients with obesity and type 2 diabetes Posted on 04.12.2024 2.17pm Posted on 04.12.2024 2.17pm Modified on 04.12.2024 3.55pm Views 914 Regular exercise is an important activity for good health. When do you exercise and does […]
Switching to a Fish-Based Diet Could Prevent Up to 750,000 Deaths Annually by 2050: Study
Anchovy, a representative fish food. Getty Image Bank One study showed that switching from a diet centered on red meat, such as beef and pork, to a diet centered on forage fish, such as herring, sardines and anchovies, could reduce deaths from non-infectious diseases by up to 750,000 people per day. year by 2050. The […]
Socioeconomic Status as a Significant Risk Factor for Cardiovascular Disease: Study Reveals Findings
Professor Kim Hak-ryeong, Department of Cardiology, Boramae Hospital [메디칼업저버 박선재 기자] Research findings have shown that socioeconomic status is an important risk factor for cardiovascular disease, regardless of baseline cardiovascular risk. The Cardiovascular Medicine Research Group of Boramae Hospital (Professors Kim Hak-ryeong and Lim Woo-hyeon) and Professor Jeong Jae-hoon of Dongguk University Medical School Ilsan […]
Study Shows COVID-19 Vaccine Before Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery Has No Adverse Effects: Research Findings
One study showed that receiving the COVID-19 vaccine before coronary artery bypass surgery had no adverse effects (Photo = Clip Art Korea). Coronary artery bypass surgery is a surgical procedure aimed at improving the condition in which the blood supply is reduced or blocked due to narrowing of the coronary arteries. The goal is to […]
Intermittent Fasting: Eating for Less Than 8 Hours Associated with Higher Risk of Heart Disease Death
It shows that doing IF more intense than the 16:8 formula or eating for less than 8 hours has a higher risk of dying from heart disease. both in people in general and in patients with heart disease or cancer And reading the study results table of death from heart disease in the entire sample […]
