Sentence examples for coronary problem from inspiring English sources

According to a study published last month in The Archives of Internal Medicine, patients at low risk of heart disease who got this test were more likely to be treated aggressively with invasive and potentially risky procedures, but in the end were not less likely to have a heart attack or other coronary problem.

In his 40's Eisenstein developed coronary problems; he died of a heart attack at 50.

A woman with coronary problems died after her surgery was postponed four times.

Mr. Modell, who lived in Cockeysville, Md., had a history of coronary problems.

In short: aforementioned liver disease, 10cm of visceral fat around his waist, mood swings and (according to doctors) early signs of what could lead to coronary problems.

John Farquhar and Peter Wood demonstrate that exercise is associated with an increase in "good" cholesterol levels, and can decrease the likelihood of coronary problems.

And three young emergency medical technicians who worked in the dust and smoke at ground zero have died from pulmonary diseases and coronary problems aggravated by their battered lungs, according to the union that represented them.

Xinhua said injections of the herb, also called ciwujia (pronounced tsih-woo-jyah), are used to treat "thrombosis caused by a weak liver and kidney," and to address coronary problems and other illnesses.

Ryder Cup Sunday is supposed to be a heart-stopping affair from start to finish but Rory McIlroy added to any coronary problems that José María Olazábal might be suffering by almost missing his tee time.

There has been a lot of enthusiasm about the ability of these drugs to stave off coronary problems for both sexes, but they seem to be more effective in men.

Gameau's 60-day experiment, charted in That Sugar Film, resulted in him getting fatty liver and raising his risk of coronary problems.