Experts call for action: prevent dementia by preventing stroke … FDA approves drug trio for complicated UTI … Diabetes increases heart failure risk more in women than men … Early use of Methotrexate benefits rheumatoid arthritis sufferers
No fracture risk found for new diabetes drug … Both blood pressure components predict stroke, heart attack … First U.S. state sepsis regulation tied to lower death rates
A protein preserves vision in some diabetic patients … Smoking triples deaths from heart disease … Low cholesterol may boost hemorrhagic stroke risk … No more smiley face chart? Startup markets objective pain tests
Drug prices surge in 2019 … FDA clarifies need for new heart failure meds … Immune cell suppression reduces stroke damage in mice … Virginia Tech’s universal flu vaccine researchers granted $3 million
Statin users with dementia have a 22% lower risk of death when compared to non-users, according to new research.
UTIs, other infections may trigger stroke … Deep sleep sound stimulation improves recall … Clinicians ‘see’ patients’ pain using augmented reality … Flu vaccine effectiveness disappoints … Two Medtronic insulin pumps recalled
Just one hour of neurofeedback brain training leads to improved brain activity, suggesting avenues for future therapy in neurological illnesses such as Parkinson’s disease and stroke.
Thirty minutes of weekly exercise may offer protection against subarachnoid hemorrhage [SAH], a life-threatening type of stroke, says a new report.
A blood test to predict stroke risk in people with diabetes may lead to more effective stroke prevention in other high-risk populations, say investigators.
Millions of deaths from heart disease and stroke are linked to inadequate fruit and vegetable intake, according to a study funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
