You stated:
"A recently published medical journal article showed 100% of statin
patients have muscle damage identifiable on muscle biopsy after only a few
months.

My friend had a test done at the nuclear cardiology department.
The exam was used to find out his heart stress/pressure
condition.  It took one before picture and one after picture of
his heart to do a comparison.  The first picture took about

I don't know if I should be worried about this, but I recently had a
cardioversion to try and correct attrial flutter. It was not causing
any symptoms, as far as I could see, - and it was only a routine ECG
that brought it up. This failed to achieve the desired result and I was

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Cholesterol drugs called statins may help treat
hepatitis C infections, Japanese researchers reported on Friday.
Tests in lab dishes suggest that some statin drugs may help stop the
hepatitis C virus from replicating, they wrote in the journal Hepatology,

Hello: I will be getting a cardioversion done at MGH in Boston.
1. I assume it is one of the best hospitals for this type of treatment?
2. Can anyone recommend a good cardiologist who specializes in it?
3. I have Lone/Chronic AFib, and have probably been in it for 2

I 'm new to this and don't know if this is the right place to be but, I'm
quite worried about my mother in law.
She has had several chest x-rays and checks and will never go back to the
doctors for the results. They have requested she comes back many times and

My wife has labile blood pressure that spikes really high.  Her
physican prescribed Toprol XL which didn't seem to help much until she
stopped using Vitamin E supplements when the blood pressure suddenly
stabilized.  We found one refence online (University of Maryland

http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/June06/Salpeter.COPD.kr.html
http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/June06/Salpeter.COPD.kr.html
 "A new analysis that compares two common inhalers for patients
suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) finds that

NEW YORK - Whether elderly men have a high or low risk of dying in the next
four years can be estimated by using just two cardiovascular risk factors
-- plaque in the arteries of the neck and levels of interleukin-6 (IL-6),
an immune system protein that promotes inflammation, the ...

http://www.cnsforum.com/cnsnewsitem/c599a609-e519-495f-b976-1f3b28b944ba/
default.aspx
or http://tinyurl.com/o9drw
Lundbeck Institute

I am a female aged 51.
I was a Blue Baby.
At the age of 28 I developed Sick Sinus Syndrome, Sinus Node
Dysfunction, Brady-Tacardia.

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Originally published June 26 2006(NewsTarget) According to a study
published
in the July issue of Annals of Neurology, people who have been exposed

Origin of HIV (AIDS) and its first victim
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There is an interesting report in HeartWire of the remarks of Dr. Eric
Westman, at  Duke University on the new AHA recommendatios. You need to
register to read the full article at
http://www.theheart.org/viewArticle.do?primaryKey=715387&nl_id=tho20jun06

"For where two or three come together in MY name, there am I with them."
-- LORD Jesus Christ
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