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Cheap four-drug combo saves heart patients' lives

...age in a heart blood vessel. Patients tended to be obese and many were smokers, with a large percentage having a history of heart attack, angina, high blood pressure and high cholesterol before the acute episode that sent them to the hospital. A sizable minority had a history of stroke, heart failure or di...

ACP Annual Session April 22-24, 2004

...valuating disability, patient safety, managing the obese patient, tobacco's international toll, food safety, headaches, and medicinal herbs. Physicians will also refine techniques in biopsy, casting and splinting, and specialized exams in ACP's Waxman Learning Center set up for the meeting. All ACP Annua...

Moderate-fat diet is kinder to heart than low-fat diet, study by UB researcher shows

...ate. The study group consisted of 53 overweight or obese men and women between the ages of 20 and 67 who were assigned randomly to either the low- or moderate-fat diet. All meals were provided, and weight loss was kept constant at an average of 2.4 to 2.7 pounds a week. Both diets met current saturated fa...

Dieters decrease heart risk on moderate fat program

...te College of Medicine. Fifty-three overweight or obese men and women participated in the study. All of the participants had total cholesterol levels elevated above 200 at the start of the dieting. The participants ate either a low-fat or moderate-fat diet designed to produce weight loss for six weeks a...

American Thoracic Society Journal news tips for January 2004 (second issue)

...ith obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS). Less obese patients improved after 2 days of treatment. The researchers studied insulin sensitivity in 40 OSAS patients who had a mean apnea-hypopnea index of 43 breathing pauses per hour. Insulin sensitivity readings were taken before, 2 days after CPAP trea...

United States has highest prevalence of overweight teens in 15 country study

...ems in adulthood, with 50 percent to 80 percent of obese teenagers becoming obese adults. For children and adolescents, a body mass index (BMI, calculated as weight in kilograms div...

Potential genetic links discovered between metabolic syndrome, diabetes and cardiovascular disease

...." In a related study, doctors in France studied obese patients with type 2 diabetes to determine the pre...ity Hospital of Bordeaux studied 200 overweight or obese patients with type 2 diabetes and poor metabolic control using a three-step diagnostic strategy that...

Obesity linked to aggressive prostate cancer

...merican and Caucasian men, both studies found that obese patients in the study groups were more likely to b...n-American men in the study were more likely to be obese (27% vs. 18% of white men), have higher cancer recurrence rates, and more aggressive disease. Dr. F...

Fitness in young adulthood protects heart health in middle age

...tness over the course of the study. Those who were obese tended to be less fit: Of those who were obese, 68 percent had low fitness, while among those who were not obese, 51 percent were highly fit. Interestingly, improving fitness had no significant effect on reducing high blood pressure or low-density l...

Young adult fitness protects heart health in middle age

...fter 15 years was about 28 pounds. Those who were obese tended to be less fit: Of those who were obese, 6...ness did not protect those who were highly fit and obese at the start of the study from developing diabetes or the metabolic syndrome later in life. "The k...

Scientists discover connection between obesity and diabetes

...ndmark study, tests in mice found that diabetes in obese mice requires a hormone known as MSH, which is mad...ound in both mice and humans. The study found that obese mice without the MSH hormone were obese but did not develop diabetes. Administration of the MSH horm...

Foundation for adult body weight may be laid during adolescence

...ht in meters) and the proportion of overweight and obese people has increased worldwide. Several studies have shown that tracking (patients maintaining their relative positions weight-wise in their age-sex group over time) is fairly common. Elisabeth Kvaavik, M.Sc. of the Institute for Nutrition Research,...

Its never too late to start exercising and losing weight , Joslin study shows

...y by Joslin Diabetes Center researchers shows that obese adults who lost just 7 percent of their weight or...ty of people with type 2 diabetic and even in many obese individuals who do not have diabetes the function of this layer is altered, initiating the atheroscl...

Annals of Internal Medicine, tip sheet, December 2, 2003

...clinicians screen all adults for obesity and offer obese patients intensive counseling and behavioral interventions to lose weight (Clinical Guidelines, p. 930). The Task Force recommends using body mass index to determine weight category. A BMI between 25 and 29.9 is considered overweight and a BMI over 3...

Obesity risks add to complications of gastric bypass

...HICAGO -- The same health risks that make morbidly obese patients eligible for gastric bypass surgery also ... surgical procedure to aid weight loss in severely obese patients. The surgery involves stapling the upper stomach to create a small pouch that is then attac...

Gastric bypass surgery is riskiest for those who need it most

CHICAGO The same health risks that make morbidly obese patients eligible for gastric bypass surgery also ... most popular surgery in the treatment of severely obese patients to help weight loss. It involves stapling the upper stomach to create a small pouch that is...

Gastric bypass surgery riskiest for those who need it most

...uded that the same health risks that make morbidly obese patients eligible for gastric bypass surgery also leave them susceptible to complications during and after the surgery. Radiologic imaging following 335 Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgeries helped identify 57 complications from surgery, including sutu...

NIEHS and American Public Health Association sponsor program

...nces that residents living in these areas would be obese or have high blood pressure. In fact, people living in the most sprawling communities were likely to weigh an average of six pounds more than residents living in the most compact communities, perhaps because the people in sprawling environments have ...

A heart-strengthening pace: brisk but comfortable

...ssachusetts in Boston. The researchers studied 84 obese adults (72 women, 12 men, average age 41), who wer...r independent risk factor for heart disease. Most obese persons have one or more additional risk factors, such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol or i...

Training GPs to manage obesity does not affect weight loss

...ted the training and 22 acted as controls) and 843 obese adult patients. Control practices were asked to provide usual care to their patients. After 12 months, there was no difference in weight between those patients attending trained practices and controls. Implementation of obesity management was low an...

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