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Longer Use of ADHD Medications Linked to Higher Risk of CVD in Recent Study / Image credit: adderall, adderall xr capsules ©Alex DiStasi/AdobeStock
Longer Use of ADHD Medications Linked to Higher Risk of CVD in Recent Study

December 1st 2023

The risk of cardiovascular disease increased with longer cumulative exposure to ADHD medications, peaking at 3 to 5 years of use, reported researchers.

Daily Dose: Lowering SBP to <120 mm Hg Reduces CV Event Risk / image credit: ©New Africa/AdobeStock
Daily Dose: Lowering SBP to <120 mm Hg Reduces CV Event Risk

November 22nd 2023

Daily Dose: Semaglutide Cuts CV Risk by 20% in Adults with Obesity, CVD and Without DM / image credit: ©New Africa/AdobeStock
Daily Dose: Semaglutide Cuts CV Risk by 20% in Adults with Obesity, CVD and Without DM

November 20th 2023

Cutting Daily Sodium Intake Significantly Lowers Blood Pressure in 1 Week / Image credit: ©Milan/AdobeStock
Cutting Daily Sodium Intake Significantly Lowers Blood Pressure in 1 Week, According to New Research

November 15th 2023

Common Menstrual Disorders Increase Risk for Future CVD in Young Women image credit women heart disease: ©Rysis/stock.adobe.com
Common Menstrual Disorders Increase Risk for Future CVD in Young Women

November 15th 2023

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