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Hormones and high blood pressure: Study reveals endocrine culprits and targeted treatments - Vimarsana News

Hormones and high blood pressure: Study reveals endocrine culprits and targeted treatments

Researchers delve into endocrine causes of hypertension (HTN), revealing key culprits like primary aldosteronism and Cushing's syndrome. The study also evaluates the efficacy of various treatments, offering valuable insights for tackling this widespread health issue.

The association of ambient air pollution and abnormal left ventricular diastolic function - Vimarsana News

The association of ambient air pollution and abnormal left ventricular diastolic function

Study investigated the associations between abnormal left ventricular diastolic function (ALVDF) and ambient air pollution.

Study shows arterial stiffness as a novel cause of premature heart damage among adolescents - Vimarsana News

Study shows arterial stiffness as a novel cause of premature heart damage among adolescents

Arterial stiffness is a novel cause of premature heart damage among adolescents, according to a new follow-up study.

Cumulative High blood pressure can cause premature cardiac damage during adolescence - Vimarsana News

Cumulative High blood pressure can cause premature cardiac damage during adolescence

Finland: Increased blood pressure or hypertension can cause premature cardiac damage during adolescence, worsened by young adulthood, is the conclusion drawn from a recent study published in the...

CU researchers discover a new mechanism for slowing cardiac fibrosis - Vimarsana News

CU researchers discover a new mechanism for slowing cardiac fibrosis

Researchers at the University of Colorado School of Medicine have discovered a new mechanism for slowing scarring of heart tissue -; a process known as cardiac fibrosis.