Heart disease

Developing Depression After A Heart Attack Increases One's Risk Of Death Or Readmission (Oct. 23, 2008) Science has found many links between depression and other serious medical illnesses, such as cancer, stroke, diabetes, and heart disease.

In this article: Depression, Anxiety, Mental disorder, King's College London, Alzheimer's disease, Escitalopram, and Cholesterol

...of all cancer deaths in developing countries." Smoking not only accounts for about one-third of all cancer cases but also increases the incidence of heart diseases and cerebral infarction. The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control,...

In this article: Tobacco, Tax, Cancer, Yukio Hatoyama, Revenue, Diet, Lung cancer, and Liberal Democratic Party

...cell death. Research indicates a strong link between oxidative stress, release of ROS and inflammation and disease, examples being diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, fibromyalgia, Alzheimer's disease, cancer and even early aging. Oxidative...

In this article: Vitamin D2, Oxygen, Inflammation, Paraquat, Securities and Exchange Commission, Herbicide, Cancer, and Arthritis

...some autoimmune disorders. Although further research is needed to confirm that a shortage of vitamin D in fact links depression to heart disease and stroke, May says that more aggressive monitoring of vitamin D levels could help improve...

In this article: Vitamin D, Depression, Cardiovascular disease, E mail, and U.S.

...of Americans are overweight and more than one-third are obese. Being overweight increases the risk for depression, Alzheimer's disease, heart disease, cancer, and diabetes. Plus, researchers have found that over time as your weight goes...

In this article: Michelle Obama, White House, Obesity, Sugar, Caffeine, Alzheimer's disease, Hormone, and Saturated fat

...(6.7%) and respiratory tract (4.9%). Of the 8.2% of patients diagnosed with severe illness, these illnesses included anemia, lung pathology, thyroid dysfunction, diabetes, heart disease, cancer and others. Half the patients did not receive a...

In this article: Fatigue, Canadian Medical Association Journal, Cancer, Amsterdam, Canada, and Netherlands

...disease and cancers have been sidelined. Yet according to the World Health Organization, developing countries shoulder more than 60 percent of the global burden of coronary heart disease" (Fall, 2009). Lancet Editorial Examines the...

In this article: Malaria, United Nations, Hiv/aids, GAO, United States, Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes, Insecticide, and U.S. Navy

Inflammation, normally part of a healthy immune response, is increasingly thought to play a leading role in encouraging a number of major killers, including cancer, diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and Alzheimer's disease. Dangerous...

In this article: Bisphenol A, H1N1, Cancer, Potato, Organ transplant, and Dehydration

There isn't much data on the health of people over age 85, but many are optimistic that earlier detection and better treatment of conditions like cancer and heart disease will make life healthy for people in their "fourth age." The New...

In this article: United States, Mediterranean diet, Chicago Tribune, Cancer, The Lancet, University of Southern Denmark, World Health Organization, and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention