Athletes

It’s a widely held fact that people who do a lot of exercise and are particularly fit have lower blood pressure than the general population. Unfortunately, like a lot of widely held facts, it’s not actually that simple. During strenuous exercise, it’s likely that your blood pressure will temporarily increase, as will your heart rate.

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Dyslipidemia

“High cholesterol is bad!” That’s the warning we get on a pretty regular basis, even though, as with most things involving the body, it’s kind of complicated. We do need some cholesterol, and there are different types. Unless you’re an expert, the whole thing can be pretty hard to understand. What those warnings are actually

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Postpartum

Very few things in life are as stressful as having a baby. Even if the pregnancy goes completely smoothly, you have good doctors and a supportive network of friends and family, and there are no financial worries to complicate things, everyone’s likely to experience some rocky emotions. Sometimes, though, it’s not just a reaction to

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Artificial Pancreas

Do we have any scientists in the audience? Those of you who follow the medical and technical developments in the treatment of diabetes may be familiar with the concept of the artificial pancreas, an increasingly viable option for diabetes management. The pancreas is the organ that’s meant to produce insulin. If it doesn’t, you’re in

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