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All GPs to have dementia training
PA, The Independent, Monday, 22 December 2008 Every GP will be trained to spot the first signs of dementia under plans to provide sufferers with a better quality of life, the Government said today. … more →
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Help Bring Awareness
patricebrown wrote 1 day ago: VF Canada Poster Show your support for family and friends living with the many forms of vasculitis … more →
My Other Blog -What I do when I'm Clark Kent
docpark wrote 2 months ago: When I am not thinking golfism and supporting husband rights (in this blog categorized as naturalism … more →
Mothers Act: Bad Movie Rerun
mothersact wrote 3 months ago: http://dissidentvoice.org/2009/04/mothers-act-bad-movie-rerun/ by Evelyn Pringle / April 15th, 2009 … more →
'Stiff' Drinks Mean Better Sex?
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Dr. Manny Alvarez wrote 5 months ago: Well it’s Super Bowl weekend – a great American tradition – and everyone is very excited thinking ab … more →
All GPs to have dementia training
asehley wrote 6 months ago: PA, The Independent, Monday, 22 December 2008 Every GP will be trained to spot the first signs of d … more →
Erectile dysfunction may be an early warning for a heart attack
eideard wrote 9 months ago: Erectile dysfunction gives a two to three year early warning of a heart attack, warns an expert. Bu … more →
Diabetics' use of aspirin questioned
asehley wrote 9 months ago: By: PA, The Independent Friday, 3 October 2008 Diabetes sufferers should not routinely take aspi … more →
Mayo Clinic Receives Grant to Study Deep Vein Thrombosis
jstreed wrote 9 months ago: John Heit, M.D., a cardiovascular physician at Mayo Clinic, received today a $1.1 million grant from … more →
Support for leucocyte telomere length as a proxy for telomere length in vascular tissues
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An aged post-doc wrote 10 months ago: Telomere length is regarded as a potential biomarker of aging; there is a growing body of evidence i … more →
Statins - not just for cholesterol
surgiprep wrote 10 months ago: Statins – the drugs like Lipitor, Crestor, Zocor, Lescol and others – do more than reduc … more →
Red Bull: it promises energy, but doesn't mention sticky blood...
asehley wrote 11 months ago: By: The Independent Sunday, 17 August 2008 Australian researchers have found that the sugar-free … more →
Broccoli Can Reverse Damage Caused to Heart
dangilliland wrote 11 months ago: “A UK study has found consuming broccoli can reverse damage caused to the heart blood vessels … more →
Broccoli may undo diabetes damage
eideard wrote 11 months ago: Eating broccoli could reverse the damage caused by diabetes to heart blood vessels, research sugges … more →
Broccoli may undo diabetes damage
wannabetvchef wrote 11 months ago: I found this on the BBC’s web site: Broccoli may help ward off prostate cance … more →
Cardiovascular evaluation, including resting and exercise ECG, before participation in competitive sports
asehley wrote 1 year ago: By: Francesco Sofi, clinical researcher, Andrea Capalbo, specialist in sports medicine et al, Unive … more →
Things you can do to reduce the risk of dementia
asehley wrote 1 year ago: Seven ways to a healthy brain People are living longer so Alzheimer’s disease is becoming mor … more →
'Dead' patient comes around as organs are about to be removed
asehley wrote 1 year ago: By John Lichfield in Paris, The Independent Thursday, 12 June 2008 France may have to reconsider … more →
Cigarettes: the last gasp
asehley wrote 1 year ago: The last gasp: Health Secretary signals new smoking curbs By Ben Russell, Political Correspondent, … more →
Putting prevention first - vascular checks: risk assessment and management
western4uk wrote 1 year ago: Putting prevention first – vascular checks: risk assessment and management sets out the plans … more →
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