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Using certain medications for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) long term may be linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, particularly hypertension, a new study suggests.
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Heart scans may indicate who will develop Parkinson’s, Lewy body dementia
A recent study suggests that PET scans of the heart can help predict whom among individuals at high risks will go on to develop Parkinon's disease and dementia with Lewy bodies.
High cholesterol: Genetic testing can help people with family history reduce cardiovascular risks
Researchers say genetic testing can identify people with a family history of high cholesterol and help them reduce their risk of cardiovascular disease
Are gold electrodes the future of wearable heart monitors?
Scientists have created a wearable ECG patch using gold electrodes that may help detect heart conditions and irregularities in heart activity earlier.
Food sensitivity may significantly increase risk of cardiovascular disease
Researchers say food sensitivities such as lactose intolerance may affect the gut microbiome and increase a person's risk of cardiovascular disease
Any activity is better for your heart health than sitting – even sleeping
Researchers say any activity, even sleeping, is better for heart health than prolonged periods of sitting. Experts say there are simple ways to increase the amount of daily activity.
Cannabis use may raise your risk of a cardiovascular event, researchers say
Two separate studies examined the long-term use of marijuana and the impact it may have on the heart. The first study showed that daily cannabis use increases the risk of developing heart failure by 34%. The second study found that older cannabis users are more likely to have a heart attack or other heart event during hospital stays.
Higher biological age may increase stroke and dementia risk, study finds
Data from a recent study found that high biological age may increase the risk for certain neurological conditions, including all-cause dementia and ischemic stroke.
Painful periods, PCOS may be tied to higher cardiovascular risk
Two recent studies suggest that widespread menstrual issues such as period pain and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) are tied to a higher risk of cardiovascular problems.
Ablation treatment for AFib appears to work well for both men and women
Researchers say a treatment known as pulsed field ablation may be an effective treatment for atrial fibrillation for both men and women
Do you really need to walk 10,000 steps to see health benefits?
A large new meta-study has found that walking just 2,500 steps a day delivers health benefits, and more steps, produce greater reductions in mortality and cardiovascular disease.
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