Not exact matches
Today in Cell and associated journals, 24 research studies from the landmark BLUEPRINT project and IHEC consortia reveal how variation in blood cells» characteristics and numbers can
affect a person's risk
of developing complex
diseases such as
heart disease, and autoimmune
diseases including rheumatoid arthritis, asthma, celiac
disease and
type 1 diabetes.
New findings from large - scale studies
of more than 3.6 million people who underwent screening for cardiovascular
disease reveals that a person's age and gender
affects the prevalence
of certain
types of peripheral vascular
diseases (PVD), and that diabetes is a major risk factor for developing these
diseases, even in patients without
heart disease.
Metabolic syndrome
affects over 50 million Americans, and is generally considered one
of the precursors
of heart disease, stroke, and
Type II diabetes.
Heart disease does not discriminate on who it affects, almost everyone is prone to contracting some type of heart problem in their life
Heart disease does not discriminate on who it
affects, almost everyone is prone to contracting some
type of heart problem in their life
heart problem in their lifetime.
This can help identify different
types of anemia, whether your high blood sugar is raising your risk
of heart disease, or whether a hormone imbalance might be
affecting your thyroid.
For cats, these include: *
Heart disease affects all
types of cats, including domestic shorthair and longhair cats.
The most common
type of adult onset
disease in the cat is cardiomyopathy, a
disease affecting the
heart muscle.
Mitral valve
disease is the most common
type of heart disease in dogs and tends to
affect dogs in their senior years.
Other
types of diseases can
affect cats»
hearts.
Cardiomyopathies are a group
of diseases that
affect the
heart muscle, and DCM is one form
of this
type of problem.
The
types of signs seen in
heart failure will vary depending on how severe the
disease is and which side
of the
heart is
affected.
Affected cats may have underlying
heart disease called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, in which the
heart muscle thickens and the lower
heart chambers (ventricles) decrease in size (see handout «Cardiomyopathy in Cats» for further information on this
type of heart disease).
Heart valve problems are another type of heart disease that affects cats and
Heart valve problems are another
type of heart disease that affects cats and
heart disease that
affects cats and dogs.
However, there are multiple
types of heart disease that may
affect the
heart muscle, valves, electrical system, as well as your arteries and veins, and more.
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African Americans also have a 30 % greater chance
of dying
of cardiovascular
disease relative to whites (Office
of Minority Health, 2012), a twofold greater risk
of type - II diabetes and increased likelihood
of being
affected by complications
of type 2 diabetes, including
heart disease, blindness, amputations, stroke and death (Konen et al., 1999).