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How to deal with dangerous cardiovascular situations?
Early identification of emergency signs in cardiovascular disease and proper initial treatment can help patients avoid unfortunate outcomes later.
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During the Covid-19 season, these people easily died of ... myocardial infarction
New US research shows that the Covid-19 epidemic can also have indirect effects on other diseases if we do not have good stress management measures.
Medicine - Health
Uses and dosages of Amlodipine Stada drugs
What is the medicine amlodipine stada? How is the use and dose of the drug for each patient? Questions related to amlodipine stada drugs are quite popular.
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How to manage when angina is present
A heart attack (also known as angina) is a transient ischemic pain in the heart muscle. Usually due to coronary artery spasm, the stenosis is narrowed.
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Did you know: 'Gentlemen's medicine' Viagra was born just because of an accident?
Born in 1998, so far, Viagra is still the super-money making machine of the pharmaceutical company Pfizer.
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'Time of gold' emergency of a heart attack
Less than 2 hours after symptoms of angina or collapse until intervention is the best time to save a person with acute heart attack.
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Chest tightness, difficulty breathing - Can't be underestimated
Dyslipidemia usually occurs silently and has little obvious signs but causes many dangerous diseases.
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Russia successfully built a pocket electrocardiogram
This product has been successfully created by the team of scientists at Tomsk Polytechnic University in Siberia region of Russia.
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Explosive ingredients can destroy prostate tumors
A chemical commonly used to produce explosives may be an extremely effective new treatment for prostate cancer.
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Stable angina - Heart danger
Stable angina is also known as chronic ischemic heart disease, first described by William Heberden in 1789 with the term