Fat Deposit Analysis May Lead To Better Heart Problem Diagnoses

Analyzing fatty deposits surrounding the heart may help physicians better detect cardiovascular problems, according to a study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. During the four-year trial, researchers monitored more than 2,100 heart patients using medical equipment that locates plaque deposits found in major arteries. Also, the technology measures the fat

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Overweight Diabetic People May Benefit From Healthy Lifestyle Changes

Individuals with diabetes who follow a healthy lifestyle may have better cardiovascular health, according to findings published in the journal Archives of Internal Medicine. This is because healthier eating habits and regular exercise helps diabetics properly maintain their blood glucose levels, which is needed to stave off heart and diabetes-related complications. For the research, a

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Little Difference In Effectiveness Of Colonoscopy Preparation Administrations

Colonoscopy preparation medications may be equally effective when taken either the night before or the day of the procedures, according to findings published in the American Journal of Gastroenterology. For this study, more than 100 colonoscopy patients were split into two groups and were given either the entire dosage of the preparation drugs the morning

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Being Overweight Beats Alcohol Consumption For Impact On Liver Health

Consider being overweight or regularly consuming a moderate amount of alcohol, and try to envision how each situation impacts liver health. If you imagined that alcohol affects the health of your liver more, as many healthcare professionals assumed, you might be wrong. According to new research, being overweight impacts liver health more than moderate wine-drinking.

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