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Study discovers link between high levels of niacin and heart disease

Study discovers link between high levels of niacin and heart disease
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United statesStanley hazenVascular thoracic instituteNature medicineMetabolic sciencesCleveland clinicLerner research instituteCo section headPreventive cardiology

Heart Risks of Taking Vitamins Previously Recommended to Lower Cholesterol

Niacin (niacin) is a B vitamin that the body uses to convert food into energy. Most people get enough niacin from the foods they eat, as it is found in milk,

United statesStanley hazenCleveland clinic lerner research instituteDivision of cardiovascularChest instituteMetabolic sciencesCleveland clinicNature medicine

Cleveland Clinic-Led Study Discovers Link between High Levels of Niacin - a Common B Vitamin

Cleveland Clinic researchers have identified a new pathway that contributes to cardiovascular disease associated with high levels of niacin, a common B vitamin

United statesStanley hazenMarc ferrellJan bleeksmaHuman healthVascular thoracic instituteNational institutes of healthCleveland clinic centerCleveland clinicMetabolic sciencesLerner research instituteCo section headPreventive cardiologyJan bleeksma chairVascular cell biologyCase western reserve university

Hormone Secreted By Fetus Is The Culprit Behind The Nausea And Vomiting In Pregnant Women - ARAB TIMES

Hormone Secreted By Fetus Is The Culprit Behind The Nausea And Vomiting In Pregnant Women - ARAB TIMES
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United kingdomUnited statesSri lankaStephen oreillyWellcome medical research institute for metabolic sciencesUniversity of cambridgeStepheno reillyWellcome medical research instituteMetabolic sciences

Sex-specific brain immunometabolism differences may underlie increased Alzheimer s risk in women

Cleveland Clinic researchers analyzed genes and brain tissue of patients with Alzheimer's and found that differences in brain immunometabolism – the interactions between the immune system and the ways cells create energy – may contribute to women's increased risk for the disease and its severity.

United statesJessica caldwellJustin lathiaFeixiong chengGenomic medicine instituteDepartment of cardiovascularNational institutes of neurological disordersNational institutes of healthWomen alzheimer movementMetabolic sciencesPrevention center at cleveland clinicLou ruvo centerBrain healthLerner research instituteAssociate staffNational institutes