I am an accounting/finance student  and working on a research project
related to the stent industry. The project concerns a small, but what
appears to be innovative stent company called: Conor Medsystems Inc.
(http://www.conormed.com/).  >From the research that I have done, I

My husband had quadruple bypass three months ago.  He refuses to go to
a cardiac rehab program.
He currently walks two miles daily on our treadmill (30 minutes twice
a day at 2 mile per hour).  The speed has been increasing slowly.  He

Hi Don,
Thank you for your message.  I agree with what you said.  If I have not
respected anyone's right I am sorry.  Here is my motive when I was
mentioning about http://www.eMaxHealth.com

I recently saw my cardiologist  for my 6x  monthly check up.He said that my
blood pressure was to high (150/72)  and that I needed to have  medication
to bring it down,  he said that he would write to my GP, who prescribed
BENROFLUMETHZIDE 2.5mg  I am already on AMIODRONE+ ...

40 Percent in U.S. Use Prescription Drugs
WASHINGTON (AP) - More than 40 percent of Americans take at least one
prescription drug and one-in-six takes at least three, the government
reported Thursday.

I suppose it won't do any good to remind Chungy boy that he is still an
idiot. A nutcase that needs his head examined. I'd like to see things from
his point of view but I can't seem to get my head that far up my a.s.
Learn from your parents' mistakes Chungy boy - use birth control!

I have an Omron Digital Blood Pressure Monitor
model HEM-711.
It is obviously out of whack because recently,
while at the doctor's office, it twice read

I take 5mg of Plendil and 150 mg of Irbestan a day for my bp.  In the
morning when i measure it, the bp is 140/90.  After taking the pills,
it goes down to 130/80 roughly.
Do I need to lower it more to make the morning reading down to 130/80.

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does anyone know the success rate of this procedure? I am interested in the
risks and odds.
This is a procedure to repair a hole in the heart chambers.
TIA

My 3 yr old daughter was diagnosed wiht MVP when she was 4 months old. We
were told her condition for her age, was extremely rare. She's currently
being managed medically on Furosemide and Lisinopril until such time her
consultant feels surgery is absolutely necessary. Are there, ...