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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2004
Page
10
A reader in Norfolk asks if a stay at home wife must travel with her husband. Abby and letters discuss fears, compromise, counseling, and personal stories of anxiety and recovery, urging open dialogue and possible medical help.
A two year study from the University of Burgundy found heart attacks rise with colder weather mainly among people with high blood pressure. When temperatures fell below 39.2 degrees or dropped more than nine degrees on attack day, hypertensive patients showed double the heart attack incidence, linked to blood vessel constriction and higher blood pressure.
At NIH researchers test therapeutic angiogenesis to spur new blood vessels around clogged leg arteries. An 81 year old patient receives injections as scientists pursue gene-based control of artery growth, aiming to reduce PAD risks and surgeries. Experts caution results are early and variable.
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