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Dr Ruth Collins-Nakai to receive the CMA 2008 Medal of Service - Lab Canada - Vimarsana News

Dr Ruth Collins-Nakai to receive the CMA 2008 Medal of Service - Lab Canada

Ottawa, ON – Dr Ruth Collins-Nakai, from Edmonton (Alberta), will receive the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) 2008 Medal of Service for her long and distinguished record of service to the medical profession, to medical and research organizations, to Canada’s health…

Study uncovers new details behind inflammation that promotes cardiovascular disease - Vimarsana News

Study uncovers new details behind inflammation that promotes cardiovascular disease

High cholesterol and inflammation are key drivers of heart disease, and an inflamed buildup of lipids can cut off the blood supply through a coronary artery to cause a heart attack.

New insights on inflammation promoting heart disease: Study - Vimarsana News

New insights on inflammation promoting heart disease: Study

A new study has found that bone marrow factors lead to increased production of white blood cells that drive inflammation in cardiovascular disease.

Health News | New Insights on Inflammation Promoting Heart Disease: Study - Vimarsana News

Health News | New Insights on Inflammation Promoting Heart Disease: Study

Get latest articles and stories on Health at LatestLY. A new study has found that bone marrow factors lead to increased production of white blood cells that drive inflammation in cardiovascular disease. Health News | New Insights on Inflammation Promoting Heart Disease: Study.

How Does Covid-19 Affect the Heart? - Vimarsana News

How Does Covid-19 Affect the Heart?

While COVID-19 is caused by a severe acute respiratory syndrome, experts warn the virus can also impact heart function. Click to read more...