heart disease

  1. Sly Saint

    Deadly ‘irreversible’ heart condition reversed for first time in major breakthrough

    Deadly ‘irreversible’ heart condition reversed for first time in major breakthrough (msn.com)
  2. ME/CFS Skeptic

    "Psychosocial factors and public health: a suitable case for treatment?", Macleod & Davey Smith, 2003

    Abstract Adverse psychosocial exposure or "misery" is associated with physical disease. This association may not be causal. Rather it may reflect issues of reverse causation, reporting bias, and confounding by aspects of the material environment typically associated with misery. A non-causal...
  3. cassava7

    Cardiovascular exercise testing

    Trigger warning: exercise (I suggest watching from 2:07 to 10:57, then 12:05 to 12:30.) This video from NHS cardiologist Dr Rohin Francis presents cardiovascular exercise testing in patients with heart failure (HF). The purpose is to assess whether they require a heart transplant. Shown in...
  4. Andy

    Clinical characteristics and sick leave associated with infectious mononucleosis in a real-world setting in Germany, 2021, Kap et al

    Abstract Infectious mononucleosis (IM), mainly caused by the Epstein-Barr virus, can result in prolonged symptoms. The objective of this study was to look at the length of sick leave, diagnosis of IM, treatment, and comorbidities in a real-world setting in Germany. This retrospective...
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  5. TiredSam

    Surgeons withdraw support for heart disease advice

    From the BBC website. This story contains a lot of familiar elements: https://www.bbc.com/news/health-50715156 If this kind of story becomes a thing, we've got the ultimate example for any journalist who's interested ...
  6. Andy

    Gut Microbes Could Play a Role in Heart Disease Too

    https://www.sciencealert.com/gut-microbes-could-be-playing-a-role-in-heart-disease-risk-too-microbiome-health
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