Latinos have the highest rates of visual impairment among all other racial or ethnic groups.
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C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Test – A Key Indicator of Heart Disease Risk
Mayo Clinic Cardiologists indicate CRP is a complement to cholesterol testing and can provide information which will allow treatment of inflammation of blood vessels of the heart, much earlier.
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Intermittent exercise is more effective at lowering artery-blocking fat in the bloodstream than continuous exercise when exercising just 30 minutes.
Read More »Video Telemedicine Improves Rural Care
93% of patients reported a positive clinic visit and said they would use the video telemedicine technology again in the future.
Read More »Tomato Juice Reduces Clotting in Diabetics
For people with type 2 diabetes, tomato juice may help stave off the heart troubles that often complicate the disease.
Read More »New Device Offers Hope For Dialysis Patients
Scientists are developing a device, which they say could improve the lives of kidney dialysis patients.
Read More »VA Treatment Tops Managed Care for Diabetes
Diabetic patients treated by the country’s long-maligned VA health system got better care than diabetics under managed health care plans.
Read More »Symptomless Heart Disease Common Among Diabetics
More than one fifth of patients with type 2 diabetes have decreased blood flow to the heart, but no symptoms to suggest there is a problem.
Read More »High-Affinity Autoantibodies Predicts Progression to Diabetes
Children with high-affinity insulin autoantibodies (IAAs) are more likely than those with lower-affinity IAAs to develop type 1 diabetes.
Read More »Starting Young in Treating High Blood Pressure
Catching and treating hypertension early, will save lives.
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