Sentence examples for coronary heart problems from inspiring English sources

It is really interesting to find such a high level of EPA in longtail shad, as high intake of this fatty acid had been related with protective effects to the occurrence of asthma, coronary heart problems and many other diseases [ 17– 17].

Ask about how the results may change your treatment if you are already diagnosed with coronary or heart problems.

Moreover, it can be assumed that advice to lose weight is more effective if linked to patients' health problems such as coronary heart disease, musculoskeletal problems and diabetes mellitus.

There are some qualitative studies about diet interventions aimed at patients with specific diagnoses (such as diabetes, coronary heart disease, knee problems).

GPs in the current study reported that they rarely asked patients with coronary heart disease about sexual problems and indicated that in general, they had only low levels of awareness of sexual problems among this patient group.

But the real impact of anacetrapib on heart health will not be known until researchers conduct a much larger study looking into whether the drug can reduce the risk of heart attacks, coronary deaths and other heart problems, said Dr. Luciano Rossetti, the head of global scientific strategy at Merck Research Laboratories.

Medical research links the intake of sugary-beverages with obesity and its numerous side effects including Type 2 diabetes, coronary heart disease, and respiratory problems.

This included groups with men who had prostate cancer, coronary heart disease, mental health problems and ME.

|| Includes all health conditions included in the NHIS except weak or failing kidney, severe vision problems, coronary heart disease, hypertension, and anxiety or depression.

Physical and mental health status were based on the Short-Form 12 survey's Physical and Mental Component Summary scores (SF-12 PCS and SF-12 MCS).[ 16] Proxy measures for diabetes severity were the presence of coronary heart disease (CHD), diabetes-related eye problems, or diabetes-related kidney problems, or use of insulin.

This may have been the result of the age of the sample (median age 49 years, range 24 72 years), with the majority of participants outside of the median age of onset (58 64 years) for various heart problems, including coronary heart disease and stroke (Terry et al. 2004).