Discrimination may change heart structure in Hispanic adults
Hispanic adults who experience perceived discrimination are more likely to have changes in the structure of their heart that may lead to cardiovascular disease, according to new research.
- Next story Kids with sleep apnea into teen years could develop high blood pressure
- Previous story As official toll mounts, true COVID death figure elusive
Explore more
- Pet owners pitch their pups to be dog brew’s ‘Chief Tasting Officer’
One lucky dog will win a job paying $20,000. CNN’s Jeanne Moos... - How organizers plan to make the Olympics happen
Despite protests from the public, skepticism from stakeholders and an ongoing state... - Scientists find mechanism that eliminates senescent cells
Scientists at UC San Francisco are learning how immune cells naturally clear... - Denmark drops J&J vaccine from COVID vaccination programme
Denmark said Monday it would not include the COVID-19 vaccine from US... - This 360-degree pan-and-tilt camera captures 2K video, and it’s only $90
Looking for an indoor security camera? The EZVIZ C6W offers 2K video... - Resuscitation leaders bring a novel, digital CPR-learning solution to Canadian hospitals
The American Heart Association (Association)—the world’s leading voluntary organization dedicated to a... - British Tourists Return to Portugal, Unleashed but (Mostly) Masked
Sorely in need of sun and a change of scene, British travelers... - A Wedding in Hawaii for Sade’s Son
Growing up, Sade’s music had always given Emily Shakeshaft a feeling of... - Volcanic Eruption in Congo Causes Panic in City of 2 Million
There was no immediate word on any casualties, but witnesses said that... - Save big on Bose 700 wireless headphones in early Prime Day deal
Save a massive $70 on these fantastic Bose 700 Wireless Headphones with...