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Hypertension on Wheels program will focus on African Americans who have a greater risk for high blood pressureThe Consortium for Southeastern Hypertension Control (COSEHC), which is headquartered at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, has received a $55,000 grant from the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina Foundation to provide a mobile cardiovascular disease prevention program, Hyperte ... |
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Generic Versus Brand-Name DrugsMetabolic syndrome is managed with a variety of medications. Your doctor might prescribe drugs for blood pressure, cholesterol and/or insulin resistance. Everybody knows that generic versions of drugs are cheaper,... ... |
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Are You At Risk for Heart Disease? Check it OutMetabolic syndrome can put us at risk for heart disease. But fortunately, we can reduce our risk by lowering blood pressure, losing weight, exercising, and lowering our cholesterol. So, in... ... |
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The Basics of a Low Carb DietWeight loss can help you reverse metabolic syndrome. But where to start? There are hundreds of diet plans out there. If you are thinking of following a low carb diet,... ... |
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Wondering if Gastric Bypass is Right for You?Weight loss is one of the first lines of defense against metabolic syndrome. But what if you have a lot of weight to lose. If you are considering gastric bypass... ... |
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Sleep Too Litte? Sleep Too Much? Your Risk of Metabolic Syndrome is IncreasedThe average person needs seven to eight hours of sleep. If you sleep less than that, you have an increased risk of metabolic syndrome. And surprisingly, if you sleep more... ... |
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