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Matthew Nudy, MD: Balancing the Benefits and Risk of Intensive Blood Pressure Control

Matthew Nudy, MD, discusses a trio of meta-analyses examining the effects of intensive blood pressure control on various targets.

Matthew nudyAmerican college of cardiologyAmerican collegeAnnual scientific sessionPublic health sciencesPenn state collegeBlood pressure controlNonfatal myocardialStandard deviationConfidence intervalAnnual scientific

Humana Healthy Horizons Commits $500K to Improve Health of Louisianians

24 nonprofits to receive investments to address urgent health care needs Investments are aimed at addressing maternal health, food insecurity, chronic condition management, behavioral health and.

Loyola university new orleansUnited statesDillard universitySouthern university new orleansNew orleansXavier university of louisianaGrambling state universityJeff haleMichelle collinsLori dunneOur ladyCareer services officeDepaul community health centerLong term servicesInstitute for womenCommunity foundation of north louisiana

Dietary choices are linked to higher rates of preeclampsia among Latinas

For pregnant Latinas, food choices could reduce the risk of preeclampsia, a dangerous type of high blood pressure.

United statesLuis maldonadoA susana ramLos angelesDepartment of populationUniversity of californiaJournal of the american heart associationCenters for diseaseKeck school of medicineDepartment of healthPublic health sciencesStressors centerHealth newsHuman servicesUs department of agricultureHealthy eating

University of Alberta Research Reveals Children s Social Circumstances Influence Outcomes in Emergency Care – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

New research has found that social determinants of health including race, language and socio-economic deprivation shape how children and their families seek care at emergency departments.In a systematic review and meta-analysis, the research pape

United statesMaria ospinaBrian roweUniversity of albertaPublic health sciencesQueen universityEmergency medicine

Why Trees And Green Spaces Are Good For Our Health And Wellbeing

According to a new survey, 82% of Americans consider spending time around trees and green spaces important for their mental well-being.

United statesPeter jamesDan lambeUc davis department of public health sciencesHarris poll for the arbor day foundationHarris pollArbor day foundationPublic health sciencesPublic healthMental health

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