Death not necessarily end for heart devices

Article Abstract:

The implantable cardiac devices obtained from deceased patients can be reused in patients who otherwise would be unable to receive these potentially life-saving devices. The Heart Rhythm Society is planning to educate physicians, nurses, patients, families, pathologists and morticians on the importance of notifying a deceased patient's physician to expedite returning the device to the manufacturer for further analysis.

Usage, Cardiovascular instruments, Implanted, Cardiovascular implants, Cardiac patients, Death of

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A change of heart guidelines for women

Article Abstract:

New guidelines for the prevention of cardiovascular disease in women stress life-style modification over medical intervention are presented. The guidelines expand lifestyle recommendations stressing increased physical activity, improved nutrition, and smoking cessation along with clarification on medical therapies for blood pressure and cholesterol control.

Science & research, Research, Cardiovascular diseases, Women, Prevention, Women's health

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Obesity's role in heart disease requires apples and pears comparison

Article Abstract:

A person with an excess of abdominal fat is at greater risk for cardiovascular disease than a person with fat deposits in the lower body. The terms used for representing a person with excess abdominal fat is said to have an apple shaped body and the person with fat deposits in the lower body is said to have a pear shaped body.

Risk factors, Obesity, Heart diseases, Adipose tissues, Adipose tissue

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