Stopping smoking: how long for a healthy heart?
It can take decades for the heart risks of former smokers to reach those of non-smokers, according to a study ...
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Energy drinks do increase heart risk
The taurine contained in energy drinks can promote cardiovascular risks by making atherosclerotic plaques unstable. THE ESSENTIAL Although taurine reduced ...
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Too much salt on our plates: how can we reduce our consumption?
Salt, consumed in excess in the diet, increases cardiovascular risks. However, there are simple actions to limit your daily sodium ...
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High-fat diets: How they can damage your health in 3 weeks
Bad cholesterol, heart risk... Foods too rich in saturated fats, such as cakes or crisps, can deteriorate our health in ...
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The ‘Ticking Time Bomb’ of Hypertension in Children
A British study warns of increased blood pressure in children, particularly those who are overweight, which exposes them to increased ...
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Laron syndrome: this rare form of dwarfism would reduce cardiovascular risk
Patients with growth hormone receptor deficiency appear to have lower than average risk factors for cardiovascular disease. THE ESSENTIAL Laron ...
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Less testosterone, more risk of mortality?
A new study reveals that a testosterone deficiency in men is associated with an increased risk of mortality, particularly from ...
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Corticosteroids during pregnancy: there is no increase in cardiac risk
A 50-year follow-up study shows that corticosteroids, used to reduce the risk of lung problems in premature births, do not ...
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Air pollution causes hospitalizations of seniors for cardiovascular disorders to jump
Chronic exposure to air pollution and fine particles may increase cardiovascular risk in older people, a study shows. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Cholesterol: here are 5 types of foods that fight it
“Bad” cholesterol found in foods high in saturated fat increases the risk of heart attacks and strokes. However, certain foods ...
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Cardiovascular diseases: reduce your risks by eating these foods!
According to a recent study, people with a family history of cardiovascular conditions should regularly consume foods rich in omega-3 ...
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Heart attack, stroke: this blood pressure value reduces your risks
Systolic blood pressure below 120 mmHg reduces the risk of cardiovascular events in people at high cardiovascular risk. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Cardiometabolic risk: this way of working is better for the heart
A reduction in cardiometabolic risk is observed among employees working in companies that allow them to better manage their time ...
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Allergic to cow’s milk: an increased risk of cardiovascular mortality?
A study reveals a possible association between being allergic to cow's milk and an increased risk of cardiovascular disorders. THE ...
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Cardiovascular risk: Covid-19 infects the coronary arteries
A new study reveals how Covid-19 directly infects the arteries of the heart, causing atherosclerotic plaque to become inflamed and ...
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Heart: should you do a little sport every day or intensely on the weekend?
Physical activity lasting 2.5 hours concentrated mainly over a weekend has a comparable effectiveness on cardiovascular risks as if it ...
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Even mild reduction in kidney function threatens the health of young adults
In people aged 18 to 39, decreased kidney function was associated with a higher risk of death and stroke. THE ...
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Resistant hypertension: how to better treat it
Study finds apparent resistant hypertension is more common than thought and requires standardization of care for effective treatment management. THE ...
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Covid-19: bivalent vaccines do not increase the risk of stroke
Bivalent vaccines against Covid-19 do not increase the risk of a serious cardiovascular event (heart attack, stroke and pulmonary embolism) ...
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Hypertension, cholesterol: all about the DASH diet that protects the heart
The DASH diet, for Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension, corresponds to a diet rich in fruits, vegetables and cereals. It ...
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Heart disease: why black tea is a health asset for seniors
Seniors who are used to drinking black tea daily have less cardiovascular risk than others, according to a new study ...
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Cholesterol: 5 types of foods to fight it
The "bad" cholesterol found in foods high in saturated fat increases the risk of heart attack and stroke. However, certain ...
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Autoimmune diseases increase the risk of cardiovascular disease
Researchers have shown for the first time that people with autoimmune diseases are more likely to be affected by cardiovascular ...
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Covid-19: cases of pericarditis and myocarditis potentially linked to vaccines
Recent research carried out on millions of people vaccinated against Covid-19 suggests a potential risk of cardiovascular complications induced by ...
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For your health, you have to stop sleeping in!
Having staggered sleep schedules between the week and the weekend would have negative effects on health. THE ESSENTIAL One in ...
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Experts urge stricter regulations on e-cigarette use
Experiments conducted in humans and mice describe a mechanism that shows how and why the use of e-cigarettes could damage ...
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Diabetes: the diabetologist’s point of view on the increased cardiovascular risk
As type 2 diabetics are exposed to an increased risk of cardiovascular events, careful assessment of the level of risk ...
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Respiratory or skin allergies: a risk of hypertension and cardiovascular disease
People with allergies, whether respiratory, skin or food, are at greater risk of developing high blood pressure or coronary heart ...
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Diets: the consequences of the “yoyo effect” on heart health
When dieting, excessive weight changes could have adverse effects on heart and kidney health. THE ESSENTIAL To lose weight permanently, ...
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What if your laser printer was dangerous to your health?
Laser printers could be harmful to health due to the very small particles they emit which remain suspended in the ...
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