Bridging a "weird" loss of memory of the cause, cognitive impairment

Coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) offers a new chance of life for thousands of people each year whose hearts do not get the blood they need to function properly. But he was also accused of "brain fog", memory loss and thinking skills following the procedure of some people. These cerebral disorders are often called cognitive impairment. The operation itself can not be to blame, according to a review of the Annals of Internal Medicine today....

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The studies support the wider use of statins for lowering cholesterol

The latest guidelines used to determine who should take statins to lower cholesterol to prevent heart disease appear to be more accurate and cost-effective than previous guidelines. This is according to two studies by Harvard researchers, both published this week in the Journal of the American Medical Association. For many years, the main determining factor in who needed to take a statin cholesterol was a harmful low-density lipoprotein person...

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FDA strengthens warning that NSAIDs increase heart attack and stroke risk

In 2005, the FDA warned that taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen and naproxen risk of having a heart attack or stroke increased. Last week, the unusual warning to further strengthen this initiative was made.   This was done with the guidance of an expert group that reviewed the new information on NSAIDs and its risks. Because NSAIDs are widely used, it is important to be aware of the drawbacks of an NSAID...

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University of maryland medical center

Founded in 1807, the School of Medicine is the first public school and the oldest American Medical fifth, and the first to institute a residency training program. The School of Medicine was the founding of the University of Maryland School and is now an integral part of the University System of Maryland campus 11.   On the Maryland University campus in Baltimore, School medicine serves as an anchor for a large academic health center that seeks...

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Fasting for weight loss

Fasting for weight loss seems to be one of the hottest trends in diet right now. But despite its current popularity, fasting has been used for thousands of years for various purposes. (Even intermittent fasting can increase his report?. Not only for weight loss) Due to its popularity among celebrities, people came to believe that intermittent fasting for weight loss has an advantage over traditional dieting approaches and exercise.  It does...

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Christian fasting

Christian fasting - what is it? What is the Christian fasting? Biblically, fasting is abstaining from food, drink, sleep and sex to focus on spiritual growth period. Specifically, we humbly deny something of the flesh to glorify God, enhance our spirit, and deepen our prayer life. Focus deeper stock of God - the Christian fasting Christian fasting is not some kind of "work" is commanded by Christ or required by Scripture. However, this does...

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Soluble tablets do not work for people with severe allergies to grass pollen

It is summer and you are in Eugene, Oregon, is the livin Sneezy. Eugene is the first in the nation for allergies this week according to IMS Health, a company in the health information that provides allergy alerts for cities across the country. Eugene residents can blame their runny nose and itchy eyes with abundant grasses of the city, currently obtain high concentrations of pollen in the air. Eugene is just the tip of the iceberg of allergy....

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