Insidermedicine in 60 - April 30 2009

Description: From Paris - According to research in the European Heart Journal, a quick pulse before exercise may indicate an increased risk for sudden death. In a study of over 7700 men, researchers found that those who showed the greatest increase in heart rate while under mild mental stress just before an exercise stress test had twice the risk of sudden death in later life, compared to those with the lowest increase. From Seattle - According to research presented to the American Academy of Neurology ...