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Low Testosterone And Heart Attack: Is There A Connection? Expert Answers
According to a study, low testosterone is associated with a "higher risk of both fatal and non-fatal coronary events."
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Every 3rd 40-Plus Indian Suffers From Lack Of Libido'
Dr Sudhir Chadha, the author of the study, said there is significant co-relation between testosterone deficiency syndrome, Vitamin D deficiency, diabetes and coronary heart disease.
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High Testosterone Levels Can Raise Heart Failure Risk In Men
The study, led by City University of New York researchers, aimed to determine whether endogenous testosterone has a causal role in blood clots (thromboembolism), heart failure and heart attack (myocardial infarction).
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This Is What Your Eyes, Skin And Hair Tell About Your Health
World Sight Day 2018: The first few symptoms of certain health issues like heart diseases, kidney problems, high blood pressure and osteoporosis often appear in different ways on eyes, skin and hair.
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Postmenopausal Women With High Testosterone Levels At A Higher Risk Of Heart Diseases
Postmenopausal women with a higher blood level of the testosterone male hormone and a higher ratio of the oestrogen hormone could be at a higher risk of developing heart disease later in life, finds a study.
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Soy May Cut Health Risks in Women With Hormonal Disorder
The findings showed that women who consumed soy isoflavones regularly saw improvement in biological markers that reflect how effectively the body utilises insulin to process sugar.
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Testosterone not effective for treating frailty
Testosterone gels may offer frail, old men a chance to regain some of their youthful vigour, but the effects fade away as soon as they stop treatment.
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Low testosterone in young diabetics
Diabetics aged between 18 and 35 years suffer from low testosterone levels, which affects their sexual and reproductive function.
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Testosterone helpful in heart failure
Treatment with the male hormone testosterone appears to improve exercise tolerance and reduce symptoms in men with heart failure, according to a small study. Larger studies are needed to verify these benefits and to clarify how the hormone works.
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Low Testosterone And Heart Attack: Is There A Connection? Expert Answers
According to a study, low testosterone is associated with a "higher risk of both fatal and non-fatal coronary events."
-
Every 3rd 40-Plus Indian Suffers From Lack Of Libido'
Dr Sudhir Chadha, the author of the study, said there is significant co-relation between testosterone deficiency syndrome, Vitamin D deficiency, diabetes and coronary heart disease.
-
High Testosterone Levels Can Raise Heart Failure Risk In Men
The study, led by City University of New York researchers, aimed to determine whether endogenous testosterone has a causal role in blood clots (thromboembolism), heart failure and heart attack (myocardial infarction).
-
This Is What Your Eyes, Skin And Hair Tell About Your Health
World Sight Day 2018: The first few symptoms of certain health issues like heart diseases, kidney problems, high blood pressure and osteoporosis often appear in different ways on eyes, skin and hair.
-
Postmenopausal Women With High Testosterone Levels At A Higher Risk Of Heart Diseases
Postmenopausal women with a higher blood level of the testosterone male hormone and a higher ratio of the oestrogen hormone could be at a higher risk of developing heart disease later in life, finds a study.
-
Soy May Cut Health Risks in Women With Hormonal Disorder
The findings showed that women who consumed soy isoflavones regularly saw improvement in biological markers that reflect how effectively the body utilises insulin to process sugar.
-
Testosterone not effective for treating frailty
Testosterone gels may offer frail, old men a chance to regain some of their youthful vigour, but the effects fade away as soon as they stop treatment.
-
Low testosterone in young diabetics
Diabetics aged between 18 and 35 years suffer from low testosterone levels, which affects their sexual and reproductive function.
-
Testosterone helpful in heart failure
Treatment with the male hormone testosterone appears to improve exercise tolerance and reduce symptoms in men with heart failure, according to a small study. Larger studies are needed to verify these benefits and to clarify how the hormone works.
