Cardiovascular
diseases
have been identified as "public health enemy no. 1" by the
World Health Organization.
Cardiovascular diseases kill more people than any other single disease.
The search for reliable preventive methods should be pursued.
Prevention of heart failure (HF) and sudden death (SCD) requires
Cardiovascular diseases kill more people than any other single disease.
The search for reliable preventive methods should be pursued.
Prevention of heart failure (HF) and sudden death (SCD) requires
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Repair - gene expression in HF
Etomoxir CPT-1 inhibitors PPARalpha activators |
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Repair
- arrhythmias:
CRT and ablation
AttachLifter-pdf - AttachLifter-movie AttachGuider-pdf http://cardiorepair.com/attacher |
Safe pericardial access for
epicardial leads and ablation |
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Repair - electrical
instability, SCD
HUFA deficiency in HF Omacor Blood EPA+DHA Level http://omega-3-forum.com http://omega-3test.com |
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Repair - sympathetic
hyperactivity
"Excess Catecholamine Syndrome" Moxonidine Eprosartan |
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Repair -
pericardial inflammation
Safe treatment of pericardial effusion |
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Repair - surgical & stem
cell delivery
Endoscopy, laparoscopy, NOTES http://cardiorepair.com/endoscopy |
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| Repair - nutritional targets International Society for Molecular Nutrition and Therapy (ISMNT) |
"Chronic Disease
Prevention by Exploring Mechanisms Associated with Diets of Affluent Societies" |
| Repair - atherosclerosis and
beyond News: From plaque to sudden death News: Vulnerable plaque risk screening News: Plaque stability: signalling |
 Weekly top newsWhat
precedes infarction and stroke? How to
assess risk?
How to prevent or stabilize vulnerable plaques? |
"Der eine wartet, dass die Zeit sich
wandelt, der andere packt sie kräftig an und handelt."
Dante Alighieri (1265–1321)
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