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Diabetes and heart disease: Do omega-3 supplements reduce heart disease risk?
A new study at the University of Oxford evaluated if omega-3 supplements help in reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease in individuals with diabetes.
Diabetes...
Do fluctuations in personal income affect the risk of heart disease?
A study was recently published on how people who experienced personal income fluctuation for 15 years were impacted by cardiovascular disease later in life.
Fluctuations...
Endurance and resistance training impact the risk of heart disease differently
Physical activity is vital for health maintenance and heart disease prevention. Researchers studied how endurance and strength exercises differ in preventing heart disease.
Physical activity...
Chemical links eating red meat with the development of heart disease
A recent study published in European Heart Journal determined how eating red meat may increase the levels of a “not-good-for-heart” chemical, TMAO.
Heart disease is...
Can snoring women get heart disease earlier than snoring men?
New research evaluated people with snoring and obstructive sleep apnea to determine if snoring women are at a higher risk of cardiac impairment compared...
Is there a genetic link between Alzheimer’s and heart disease?
Researchers studied 1.5 million people to investigate the relationship between Alzheimer’s and heart disease.
Increasing evidence from clinical trials and epidemiological studies suggests there is...
How does metformin benefit those with type 1 diabetes and heart disease?
A recent study, published in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences, investigated the cardioprotective effects of metformin in type 1 diabetes and heart disease.
Studies...
What’s the relationship between exercise and heart disease deaths?
Researchers in Spain investigated the relationship between frailty, exercise and heart disease-related and all-cause deaths in older adults.
As people age, they become more frail,...
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