CMR

New York - A new American study shows that obese children have arteries as thick as a man in his mid 40's. Scientists at the Children's Mercy Hospital n in Kansas City have examined the state of the arteries of 70 children aged between 6 and 19 who were mainly an increased risk of cardiovascular problems. Either because they were obese or because they had high cholesterol or a family history of cardiovascular events. With the help of ultrasound, the researchers scanned and measured ... Read More

Washington (CMRT) - According to a new study, headphones can have a negative impact on heart devices. Researchers were led by Dr. William Maisel of Beth Israel Medical Center in Boston. For the study, they tested 60-patients to see how headphones impacted heart devices. They found that these headphones can harm those who have a pacemaker or an implanted defibrillator. It is best to keep them off the ears of those who have these types of devices in them. This is due to the fact that the ... Read More

Record Numbers Are Postponing Their Medical Care For Money Washington, D.C.-More and more of Americans are putting off or delaying their own personal health care according to a new study being published. The Center for Studying Health System Change is publishing a report that details the decision by many people to put off health care, largely because of financial considerations. In 2003 nearly 14 percent of people surveyed said that because of money concerns they had delayed or put off needed medical care. In 2007 ... Read More