Not exact matches
Johnson & Johnson has been jockeying to snap up Actelion, Europe's
largest biotech
and a maker of drugs for the deadly
heart and lung condition pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH).
The study, «Prevalence of hypertension, awareness, treatment
and control in the Hispanic Community,» led by Dr. Paul D. Sorlie of the National
Heart,
Lung,
and Blood Institute (NHLBI), sampled 16,400 individuals, making it one of the
largest and most rigorous health studies of the Hispanic community.
By cutting the budget of the famed Framingham
Heart Study
and suspending clinical exams its participants receive, the National
Heart,
Lung,
and Blood Institute may be signaling that the era of such
large, costly long - term studies is drawing to a close.
Similar cohort studies sponsored by the National
Heart,
Lung,
and Blood Institute are confronting a similar fate
and some observers suggest that the era of such
large, costly long - termstudies is drawing to a close.
A new, 15 - year - long study, published online yesterday in PLoS Medicine, followed 6,441 men
and women — both with
and without the condition — in the National
Heart,
Lung and Blood Institute's
large Sleep
Heart Health Study to see if there was any correlation between apnea
and a higher risk of death.
For example, the ratio of the engine to aircraft size is analogous to the ratio of a
large animal's total body size to its
heart,
lungs and muscles.»
The
large carbon polluters have taken the playbook written by the tobacco industry, which responded to the scientific consensus linking cigarettes
and lung and heart diseases by hiring actors, dressing them up as doctors
and putting them in front of cameras to falsely reassure people that there were no consequences to smoking cigarettes.
When the team checked the DNA of a
larger group of nearly 111,000 people, they found that about one in 200 carried one of the four APOC3 variants, reported Jacy Crosby of the University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston, who represented a
large consortium called the National
Heart,
Lung,
and Blood Institute Exome Sequencing Project.
RA can also affect
larger joints, the skin,
lungs, kidneys
and the
heart and blood vessels, among other parts of the body.
The NOURISH study * — one of the
largest clinical nutrition studies of its kind — found that older adults hospitalized for a
heart or
lung condition who received a complete
and balanced nutrition Ensure ® supplement, which had 20 grams protein,
and HMB, or beta - hydroxy - beta - methylbutyrate, an ingredient that supports muscle health, twice a day for 90 days post discharge saw improvements in hand grip strength.
Excess consumption of polyunsaturated oils has been shown to contribute to a
large number of disease conditions including increased cancer
and heart disease; immune system dysfunction; damage to the liver, reproductive organs
and lungs; digestive disorders; depressed learning ability; impaired growth;
and weight gain.31
An additional portion is broken down for energy to fuel internal movements such as our
heart beating
and our
lungs breathing,
and to fuel the
large movements that we think of as our physical activity.
Tennis not only burns a
large amount of calories, it also greatly improves
heart and lung function.
The skin is our body's
largest organ,
and thrives off the nutrients in our blood, much as the
heart and lungs do.
The reason drugs
and surgery has become the 6th
largest killer next to breast
and lung cancer
and heart disease is that these therapies while generally effective, are extremely powerful with significant side effects.
Heartworm larvae mature in the pet's body
and migrate to the right side of the
heart and the
large vessels of the
lungs.
A radiograph of a dog with heartworms will usually show
heart enlargement
and swelling of the
large artery leading to the
lungs from the
heart.
The presence of the parasites inside the
heart and lungs causes a
large degree of inflammation,
and can severely interfere with blood flow.
He is lean, with a narrow body
and a deep chest with room for the
large lungs and big
heart.
The immature worms migrate
and mature in the dog
and eventually become adult heartworms in the
large blood vessels in the
lungs or the right side of the
heart.
The upper chambers of the
heart, known as the right
and left atria, receive blood in
large vessels coming from the body
and lungs.
As these worms increase in number
and grow
larger they soon begin to cause severe damage to the dog's
heart,
lungs and other major organs.
Most seriously, she has a
large mass in one
lung and a second, smaller mass in her other
lung, along with a grade 5 (out of 6)
heart murmur.
But what is worse is that the right side of the
heart and pulmonary artery (pulmonary trunk) were not designed to handle the high - pressure blood arriving through the PDA from the infant's aorta, nor was the left side of the
heart designed to accept the
larger - than - normal volume of blood now coming back from the
lungs.
The larvae then develop further, finally migrating to the
heart and lungs where they become the
large adults.
If unchecked by heartworm preventative, the larvae mature in the
large blood vessels of the
heart and lungs, leading to severe
heart and lung compromise.
Radiographs (X-rays): A radiograph of a dog with heartworms will usually show
heart enlargement
and swelling of the
large artery connecting to the
lungs.
Although less common, a
large number of heartworms can lead to a sudden obstruction of blood flow through the
heart and lungs.
Heartworms spend their adult lives in the right side of the
heart and the
large blood vessels that connect the
heart to the
lungs.
Coal - fired power plants are the
largest unregulated source of mercury, a potent neurotoxin, in the U.S.. They're also the major source of sulfur dioxide emissions in the U.S. which causes acid rain, haze in National Parks
and Wilderness areas,
and fine particulate matter which contributes to
lung cancer,
heart attacks,
and even premature death.
Part of this clot can easily detach
and flow with the blood stream up the inferior vena cava, through the right side of the
heart and into the pulmonary artery causing a PE which, if
large enough, may obstruct the circulation to the
lung and strain the
heart, causing almost instant death.
In many cases, small atrial septal defects will often «close» on their own during infancy or early childhood, however
larger ADS's or long lasting ADS's can go on to damage ones»
heart and lungs.
«One way to keep calories in check is to keep food portions no
larger than the size of your fist,» Elizabeth G. Nabel, director of NIH's National
Heart,
Lung,
and Blood Institute, writes.