Category Archives: Coronary Heart Diseases

The growth of the global medical display monitor market is mainly driven by the rising incidents of chronic diseases, increasing usage of hybrid operating room (OR) technologies, surging demand for minimally invasive treatments, and availability of advanced monitors. Continue reading →

Despite the fact that COVID-19 is considered an illness of the lungs, many patients who contract the coronavirus experience cardiac issues. Continue reading →

There is a growing concern among health-care professionals and researchers that patients with heart disease are delaying treatment and hospital visits due to COVID-19 fears. When they finally seek medical assistance, it may be after their condition has worsened and treatment is less likely to be lifesaving. Recent research shows that there is a 50 to 60 per cent decrease in the number of patients visiting hospitals and clinics with heart concerns in Canada. Continue reading →

A rare syndrome affecting children that could be linked to COVID-19 has been reported in several European countries. England's health service said cases of children in intensive care with "a multi-system inflammatory state" were rising. Children were displaying overlapping symptoms of severe COVID-19, toxic shock syndrome and Kawasaki disease. Continue reading →

Release Date: May 5, 2020 BUFFALO, N.Y. Mary Wilson, wife of the late Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson and a strong advocate of Western New York for the past 29 years, will be awarded the Chancellor Charles P. Norton Medal, UBs highest honor Continue reading →

In 1958, aphysiologist from the University of Minnesota School of Public Health observed that incidents of coronary heart disease were more common in middle-aged Americans than their European counterparts living in Mediterranean countries. Ancel Keys postulated that acorrelation existed between peoples risk for heart disease and their eating habits and lifestyle Continue reading →

Doctors in the United Kingdom and other European countries have recently reported small but increasing numbers of critically ill children with features of both Kawasaki disease and toxic shock syndrome. These are uncommon conditions affecting the blood vessels. Englands National Health Service (NHS) issued an alert to doctors as a result Continue reading →

The deadly coronavirus is killing people more than 10 years before they would have died of natural causes. Continue reading →

[Interview] - What parents of children with heart diseases must know about COVID-19 - How to keep them safe | &nbspPhoto Credit:&nbspGetty Images New Delhi: As the number of confirmed cases globally stands beyond 3 million, with 2,44,000 deaths, scientists, medical experts and doctors work tirelessly to find better treatment methods, a vaccine against the virus, and more information about the virus that will help them achieve these two goals. According to the latest reports, the coronavirus has been found to infect and cause damage to other organs of the body, apart from the lungs Continue reading →

It took years. But doctors had nailed down, to the second, how to treat heart attack patients as quickly as possible. Ambulance crews would radio ahead to the hospital that they were treating someone with a heart attack. Continue reading →