Category Archives: Coronary Heart Diseases

It is now almost six months since the world became aware of COVID-19, and almost four months since the World Health Organisation declared a pandemic. As the number of people infected with the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus grows, so does our knowledge of how it spreads, how it affects the body, and the range of symptoms it causes. Here are some of the unusual things weve learned about the coronavirus along the way Continue reading →

Global Coronary Stents Market Research Report Cover Covid-19 Impact The Coronary Stents market research report fabricated by Brand Essence Market Research is an in-depth analysis of the latest trends persuading the business outlook. The report also offers a concise summary of statistics, market valuation, and profit forecast, along with elucidating paradigms of the evolving competitive environment and business strategies enforced by the behemoths of this industry. Download Premium Sample of the Report: https://industrystatsreport.com/Request/Sample?ResearchPostId=284&RequestType=Sample Coronary Stents Market: Increasing prevalence of cardiovascular diseases and technological advancements are key drivers for Global Coronary Stents Market Continue reading →

By melissa hawkins6 minute Read After three months of lockdowns, many people in the U.S. and around the world are turning to quarantine bubbles, pandemic pods, or quaranteams in an effort to balance the risks of the pandemic with the emotional and social needs of life. I am an epidemiologist and a mother of four, three of whom are teenagers in the throes of their risk-taking years Continue reading →

Coronary Stents Market is expected to exceed USD 8.0 billion by 2025. Continue reading →

A mysterious condition that could be linked to COVID-19 has been reported in hundreds of children in several European countries and North America. The World Health Organization (WHO) put out a scientific brief this past month describing "clusters of children and adolescents requiring admission to intensive care units with a multisystem inflammatory condition with some features similar to those of Kawasaki disease and toxic shock syndrome." England's health service had alerted at the end of April that cases of children in intensive care with "a multi-system inflammatory state" were rising Continue reading →

Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death worldwide, still accounting for 6 million deaths per year. In the American population, approximately 20% of deaths from cardiovascular disease are related to smoking Continue reading →

The global market for cardiovascular devices reached nearly $42.4 billion in 2017 and should reach $59.1 billion by 2022, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.9% for the period of 2017-2022.Report Scope: Cardiovascular devices are used to diagnose and treat various heart diseases and related health problems. With the medical needs of patients at an all-time high, any increase in incidences will only lead to a significant growth of cardiovascular market. This report analyzes the market trends of cardiovascular devices, future growth and regional market of the same Continue reading →

The impact of COVID-19 pandemic can be felt across the Healthcare Industry The growing inability in the production and manufacturing processes, in the light of the self-quarantined workforce has caused a major disruption in the supply chain across the sector. Restrictions encouraged by this pandemic are obstructing the production of essentials such as life-saving drugs. The nature of operation in Pharmaceuticals plants that cannot be easily stopped and started, makes the operational restrictions in these plants a serious concern for the industry leaders. Continue reading →

(CNN) Pregnancy-related deaths in the United States have doubled over the past two decades due to a rise in cardiovascular disease among women, the American Heart Association said Monday. The growing death rate in pregnant and post-partum women is caused in part by pre-existing conditions such as high blood pressure and diabetes, the Heart Association said in a statement. Continue reading →

The findings, published byThe BMJtoday, showed that a larger BMI at age ten is associated with a higher risk of coronary artery disease and type 2 diabetes, although the increased risk was found to be most likely in the participants who also had a higher BMI in adulthood. The researchers also found evidence to suggest that for the female participants, a higher BMI in childhood may have a protective effect against breast cancer in later life, although as the timing of puberty may influence this risk, further research is needed, they add. No strong evidence was found to connect BMI with the risk of prostate cancer. Continue reading →