The global prevalence of congenital heart disease is higher among women who live in high altitudes, according to a new study being presented at ACC Latin America 2024 in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic ...
But it comes with a risk that's often underestimated though: altitude sickness.Climbing too quickly can cause serious health problems, experts say. "The risk of getting altitude sickness significantly ...
Climbing above 4,000m can provoke abnormal heart rhythms in otherwise healthy mountaineers, with the abnormalities increasing with altitude, new research has shown. The study, by sports scientists at ...
The most dangerous heart attack risk this holiday travel season isn’t cholesterol, it’s inflammation
Millions of Americans will board planes and travel long distances this holiday season, many of them living with known heart ...
Researchers at Gladstone Institutes develop a drug that mimics the cellular effects of low-oxygen therapy for the treatment of inherited mitochondrial diseases. Seen here is Skyler Blume, first author ...
The FDA said to stop all use of Philips' Tack Endovascular System, which is under class I recall for user difficulties in removing the device. The agency also announced that Biosense Webster updated ...
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