Hormone Therapy May Pose Cardiovascular Risk for Gender Transitioning Individuals
...men (29 versus 16). There were five times as many deep-vein clots among transwomen (73) than women (13) and 4.5 times more than men [...]
...men (29 versus 16). There were five times as many deep-vein clots among transwomen (73) than women (13) and 4.5 times more than men [...]
...body—specifically through a pathway called the sodium chloride cotransporter (NCC)—also plays a role in blood pressure control. Less [...]
...ready to either “fight or flight.” The hormone regulates several physiological functions to prepare the body for extreme exertion, such as increasing [...]
...and more Insulin: We all know insulin as the hormone that is responsible for blood sugar regulation. Our blood sugar levels, and [...]
...Study The current study, conducted in the Netherlands, analyzed PTSD symptoms of 1,000 Dutch soldiers, all deployed to a combat zone in Afghanistan. [...]
...blood to your organs and tissues. This water eventually leaves the blood stream and enters the interstitial space, the space [...]
...blood pressure and output of blood catecholamines, chemical signaling molecules that are effected by stress. According to the [...]
...blood tests carefully, but these tests are not done at a typical annual visit. You will need to get these tests done at a direct national lab if [...]
TORINO, Italy — A new study is linking blood levels of albumin and creatinine as independent markers of survival in patients with amyotrophic [...]
...in the body absorb sugar from the blood. Sugar in the blood comes from the foods we eat, so eating the right foods is one of the [...]