Preeclampsia Linked to Increased Heart Disease and Stroke Risk in Offspring
The findings of a new study link preeclampsia in pregnant women to an increased risk of ischemic heart disease and stroke in their offspring.
Tag Archives: Heart Disease
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EMA Calls for Restricted Use of Xeljanz, Rinvoq, Similar Drugs Due to Heart, Cancer, Blood Clot and Infection Risks
European regulators urge doctors to limit the use of Xeljanz and similar drugs among certain patients more prone to heart problems and blood clots.
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Hypertensive Disorders During Pregnancy Increase Offspring’s Risk of Death Even into Adulthood: Study
A new study's findings reveal the offspring of mothers who suffered hypertensive disorders during pregnancy face an increased risk of death all t he way into young adulthood.
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Study Warns of Potential Link Between Artificial Sweeteners and Heart Disease
A new study links regular use of artificial sweeteners to an increased risk of heart disease.
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More Than 80% of U.S. Pregnancy Deaths Preventable: CDC
Four out of five pregnancy deaths in the U.S. could be prevented with proper health care services, according to a new CDC report.
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Common Prostate Therapy Treatment May Increase Risk of Death from Heart Disease: Study
A new study finds that androgen deprivation therapy increased the risk of death from heart disease in men.
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Pesticides, Heavy Metal Soil Pollution May Increase Cardiovascular Risks: Study
Soil pollution exposure may be increasing the risk of heart problems worldwide, according to the findings of a new study.
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Pregnancy Complication Rates Doubled in U.S. In Recent Years: Study
Heart disease and hypertension may be contributing to rising rates of pregnancy complications in the U.S., according to the findings of a new report.
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Uloric Heart Problems Can Begin As Soon As One Month After Treatment Begins: Study
A Chinese study finds Uloric heart problems begin very quickly after treatment with the gout drug is initiated.
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Regular Aspirin Use Only Provides Slight Protection From Heart Disease, USPSTF Recommendations State
A task force of U.S. medical experts says regular aspirin use does more harm than good for most patients, despite its protective measures against heart disease.
