Heart Throbs

spreading love for the heart one tweet at a time

[Heart Throbs @_heart_throbs]

You can now successfully treat hypertension form the comfort of your own home! Home-based care programs have been developed to improve hypertension control rates at a lower cost! Read this to learn how it works! #biom4180 https://t.co/G3WJlIgsEV

[Heart Throbs @_heart_throbs]

Accumulation of lead in the body may lead to drug-resistant high blood pressure! Every extra 15mcg of lead/g of bone in the tibia is linked to a 19% increase in risk of developing resistant hypertension #biom4180 https://t.co/CCI2pTWZpO

[Heart Throbs @_heart_throbs]

Biomedical engineers have developed cardiac patches from tiny blood vessels to be like heart muscle. The vessels can connect to native vasculature to aid in oxygen & nutrient delivery to the heart. This could be huge for heart attack recovery! #biom4180 https://t.co/ZV2NK9zYQm

[Heart Throbs @_heart_throbs]

We’ve looked at many “smart” devices used for monitoring our hearts. Did you imagine wearing one in your pyjamas? Researchers have developed pyjamas with self-powered sensors that continuously monitor heartbeat, breathing and sleep posture #biom4180 https://t.co/4ez0E8CXy4

[Heart Throbs @_heart_throbs]

Studies show that shift work can increase your risk of heart disease but HOW? New research suggests shift work negatively impacts the way triglycerides are broken down & how our bodies utilize sugar BOTH increasing risk of heart disease #biom4180 https://t.co/oIe9VcD9r5

[Heart Throbs @_heart_throbs]

Chance of survival following out-of-hospital cardiac arrest doubles with any form of CPR. Hands- only CPR is gradually being adopted in Sweden but which is better: standard CPR or hands-only CPR?More research is needed in this area. #biom4180 https://t.co/qryC7FgYfr

[Nim @Nim21930121]

We always hear that drinking in moderation (glass of wine a day) may perhaps be beneficial to cardiovascular health. However, according to this article, no consumption is claimed to be far better than moderate consumption. #biom4180

https://t.co/6N8fQY7dbJ

[Nim @Nim21930121]

Is your gut really that important? According to this article, it really is!! In fact, it may even be the key player controlling the health of your heart and arteries. #biom4180 #guthealth
https://t.co/s6QeE81VGe

[Oksana Kachmarchuk @OK_biom4180]

It's true we are almost there! Over the next few weeks, as classes come to an end and all the assignments are due, it may become easy to forget to take care of yourself. Here are some tips to keep in mind to keep yourself, your body and your heart healthy. #biom4180

[Cassandra Collins @CassfCollins]

Ever wonder why heart cancer is rare? Interesting news article I found that explores why the heart isn't vulnerable to cancer. #biom4180

https://t.co/nX0GGbXn1n

[Emily Karageorgos @ekarageorgos]

Study suggests a link between how many children you have and your risk for heart disease. Both men and women with 5+ kids were found to be at a higher risk. However, more research needs to be done on this topic or order to find a definite cause. #biom4180 https://t.co/DYjTsBvC38

[Christina Di Carlo @christinadcarlo]

Awesome, thanks for sharing! There is a diverse phenotypic expression of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, so it’s important to test these treatments in specific patients. #biom4180

[Karina Vyas @karinavyas]

Having a pet can also reduce stress levels, which is GREAT for your heart health. #biom4180

[Cortney Auld @CardioCortney]

This article outlines the positive effect dog ownership can have on your heart health which is likely due to increased social support and activity levels. One more reason to love your pup! #biom4180 https://t.co/6vgy9FRBP9

[Carissa Collins @carissac_24]

A new medication was created that could reverse some damage caused by heart failure. This study has only been done in cells and rats so the results may not be the same in the human body. Can't wait to read more if this medication progresses #biom4180
https://t.co/0UXFrQkhFF

[Sydney Blazanin @sydney_blazanin]

If left untreated, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy can regress to dilated cardiomyopathy. So, you want to treat this condition before it gets worse. Check out this article that treated hypertrophic cardiomyopathy patients with verapamil #biom4180 https://t.co/Lpqll4vHdH

[Imtisal @imtisal_j]

New findings in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology show that by using advanced imaging technology to spot artery inflammation, scientists for the first time have found a way to track atherosclerosis before the plaques develop! #biom4180
https://t.co/kPe5COeonk

[Jill Beingessner @BeingessnerJill]

Not only is yoga great for a zen state of mind, but it can also help you recover from a heart attack or cardiac surgery. More and more hospitals are incorporating yoga into cardiac rehabilitation programs. Namaste 🙏💆‍♀️🧘‍♀️#biom4180 https://t.co/TPj85sjyBV

[Jenna Braham @BrahamJenna]

Did you know that too much sitting can be bad for your health, even if you're exercising regularly? Try to stand up and walk around between Netflix episodes to cut back on sitting time! #biom4180

[Kinley Gee @kinleygee]

This study shows that 2 or more daily cups of espresso increases your risk of heart disease! Stay safe night owls ☕️ https://t.co/STS2HaY3if #biom4180