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A Dissected Aorta! That Sounds Bad, But What Does it Mean?

15th June 2011
Infection. The same Harvard study found that infection was the second most misdiagnosed disease, in part because many infections share symptoms that are similar to those of other conditions. Some of the most commonly misdiagnosed forms include ear infecti... Read >
Author: Karl Peterson

Angiography – Coronary, Cerebral and Fluorescein

13th June 2011
The process of imaging of the blood vessels by x-ray readings, catheters, computed tomography or magnetic resonance imaging – MRI is called angiography. The imaging technique for body organs gives out the results in the form of angiogram. Traditionally, a... Read >
Author: Ian Gould

The Top 3 Shocking Effects of Obesity

10th June 2011
When you are overweight, you run into much more problems than just not fitting into the clothes you want to wear. Being overweight has serious health effects. Being obese can drastically increase your risk for developing many health problems as listed... Read >
Author: davidc

Gain a Great British Smile

10th June 2011
If you want to achieve the perfect smile then you should visit a dentist in the United Kingdom. For too long people in UK have had their smiles criticised by from those across the pond but there is good news for Brits as recent research has revealed th... Read >
Author: Pure Blue Creative

Atherosclerosis is a complex, artery - related complication and when not treated, has serious reperc

01st June 2011
Atherosclerosis is a serious disease that remains asymptomatic for many years. Atherosclerotic wounds or atherosclerotic plaques are divided into two broad categories, these are stable and unstable (also called vulnerable). Due to the accumulation of ma... Read >
Author: jgreen

Belly Fat is a Killer – Treat it with VASER Lipo

01st June 2011
VASER Liposuction is used by cosmetic surgeons to safely remove excess fat from the belly area. Those wanting to get rid of their belly fat can avail the liposuction procedures at Body Clinics. Importance of VASER surgery VASER (Vibration Amplificat... Read >
Author: AmeliaAitken

Treating Hypothyroidism With Synthroid

31st May 2011
A lighter application of mascara will reduce this problem as well as avoiding rubbing of the eyes while the mascara is worn.Thyroid Conditions Thyroid disorders can effect general hair growth. Having a low function thyroid can cause eyelash hair loss. Peo... Read >
Author: Edmond Sargent

How to Lose Weight Faster

18th May 2011
You can lose weight without doing lots of exercise but the fact is the more exercise you do the more weight you will lose and faster. I know that just the thought of exercise is a pain to some of us. That includes me. However there are big plusses for ... Read >
Author: james larkin

How Much Sleep Do You Really Need?

13th May 2011
Most Americans don't get enough sleep. Sleep is a time for restoration and recuperation, and everyone needs to rejuvenate their mind and body through sleep after a busy day of work and play. Not surprisingly, research shows that lack of sleep affects your... Read >
Author: Cinergy Health & Life

Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) - Open Heart Vs Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgeries

19th April 2011
Coronary Artery Bypass Graft, the most commonly performed heart surgery is done as both conventional Open Heart Surgery as well as a minimally invasive surgery.In Comparison to the conventional Open Heart Surgery, the advanced treatment technique – ... Read >
Author: Webteam Indicure

Electrocardiogram – Electrical Heart Graph

11th April 2011
The most commonly heard word when talking about heart diseases is the ‘electrocardiogram’ and more commonly, it is known as ECG or EKG. The phobia of this long medical jargon can be prevented by calling it an electrical heart graph. Medically, it is the n... Read >
Author: Jennifer Stone

Coronary Heart Disease

11th April 2011
Coronary heart disease (CHD) is also known for having alternative names such as coronary artery disease (CAD) and Arteriosclerotic heart disease. It is a condition wherein the plaque starts building up inside the coronary arteries which supply the heart m... Read >
Author: Michelle J. Thompson

Ischemic Heart Disease - Read More About It

10th April 2011
Ischemic Heart disease or the coronary artery disease affects the provision of blood to the heart. This powerful organ is responsible for pumping supplies of oxygenated blood throughout the body, especially to the vital organs such as the kidneys and the ... Read >
Author: Michelle J. Thompson

Cardiac Heart Diseases

10th April 2011
Heart disease or cardiopathy is a general term that is used to describe a multitude of disease that have to do with the heart. Cardiac heart diseases are the leading cause of many countries including the United States, Canada, and England. There are ma... Read >
Author: Michelle J. Thompson

Learn to Protect Your Heart With Lower Cholesterol Levels and Reduced Stress

06th April 2011
Heart disease is serious condition that may be hard to treat if you don't know the proper way to lower cholesterol levels. Cardiovascular problems like coronary artery disease can instantly lead to a long list of other complications if you don't find prop... Read >
Author: Graham Player
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