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What Is 'No-Reflow' Syndrome? Why Clear Arteries Don't Always Mean Your Heart Is Safe
No-reflow syndrome can affect people after a heart attack or a medical procedure. Dr Ashok Seth explains why clear arteries don't always mean that your heart is safe.
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Are There Any Symptoms Of High Cholesterol? See When To Get Tested
High cholesterol itself typically doesn't have noticeable symptoms. A blood test is the only way to find out if you have it.
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Kidney Stones May Put Kids at Heart Disease Risk
Kidney stones in children are not an isolated medical problem, claim researchers, suggesting that there is a clear link between kidney stones in children and thickened or hardened arteries -- precursors to a wide variety of cardiovascular diseases.
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Timely surgery reduces risk of stroke
Surgery to clear blocked arteries that supply blood to the brain is most beneficial in preventing a major stroke if it is performed within two weeks after a minor stroke has occurred. If this procedure, called carotid endarterectomy, is performed more than two weeks after a patient has experienced a transient ischaemic attack (TIA) or non-disabling...
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What Is 'No-Reflow' Syndrome? Why Clear Arteries Don't Always Mean Your Heart Is Safe
No-reflow syndrome can affect people after a heart attack or a medical procedure. Dr Ashok Seth explains why clear arteries don't always mean that your heart is safe.
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Are There Any Symptoms Of High Cholesterol? See When To Get Tested
High cholesterol itself typically doesn't have noticeable symptoms. A blood test is the only way to find out if you have it.
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Kidney Stones May Put Kids at Heart Disease Risk
Kidney stones in children are not an isolated medical problem, claim researchers, suggesting that there is a clear link between kidney stones in children and thickened or hardened arteries -- precursors to a wide variety of cardiovascular diseases.
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Timely surgery reduces risk of stroke
Surgery to clear blocked arteries that supply blood to the brain is most beneficial in preventing a major stroke if it is performed within two weeks after a minor stroke has occurred. If this procedure, called carotid endarterectomy, is performed more than two weeks after a patient has experienced a transient ischaemic attack (TIA) or non-disabling...
