Urine Test Predicts Risk of Kidney Injury in Heart Failure Patients
Levels of a protein in the urine may help clinicians predict which patients with acute heart failure are at increased risk of developing acute kidney injury during hospitalization.
Levels of a protein in the urine may help clinicians predict which patients with acute heart failure are at increased risk of developing acute kidney injury during hospitalization.
The research used data from the Framingham Heart Study, an effort that began in 1948 to identify risk factors for heart disease. 1,039 participants from Framingham's Offspring Cohort were followed for up to 11 years to compare cardiac index to the development of dementia.
Over the study period, 32 participants developed dementia, including 26 cases of Alzheimer's disease. Compared to normal cardiac index, individuals with clinically low cardiac index had a higher relative risk of dementia.
High-Fat Diet Could Help Reduce Heart Attack Damage
A new study has revealed that a high-fat diet may actually be beneficial to your health and help to reduce heart attack damage.
A new study has revealed that a high-fat diet may actually be beneficial to your health and help to reduce heart attack damage.
Source-ANI
Heart Transplant by Organ Donation Saves 40 Year Old Woman
The heart from a 30 year old man was transplanted to a woman in Hyderabad by the co-ordination of doctors and traffic authorities.
The heart from a 30 year old man was transplanted to a woman in Hyderabad by the co-ordination of doctors and traffic authorities.
Modest Coffee Consumption can Lower Risk of Serious Heart Problems
People who drink three to five cups of coffee a day may have a lower risk of clogged arteries that can cause serious heart problems.
People who drink three to five cups of coffee a day may have a lower risk of clogged arteries that can cause serious heart problems.
