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Advanced heart attack response available to all Winnipeg paramedics -...
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Paramedics across the city will now have access to the STEMI process, a communication system that allows first responders to communicate with cardiologists via...
Cardiac dysfunction experienced by marathon runners is temporary |...
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However, the new study led by Dr. Davinder S. Jassal, assistant professor of cardiology, radiology and physiology at St. Boniface General Hospital Research Centre in Winnipeg, revealed that though the cardiac biomarkers were elevated post marathon, there was no evidence of direct permanent injury to ...
Neue Genmutation entdeckt, die …
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Der Artikel wurde veröffentlicht in "JACC: Basic to Translational Science", Volume 4, Ausgabe 2, April 2019; Nelly Abdelfatah, Ruping Chen, Henry J. Duff, Colette M. Seifer, Ilan Buffo, Cathleen Huculak, Stephanie Clarke, Robin Clegg, Davinder S. Jassal, Paul M.K. Gordon, Carole Ober, Care4Rare Canada Consortium, Patrick Frosk and Brenda ...
FOCUS: Marathonstress: Vorübergehende Herzstörung - FOCUS online
Ein Marathonlauf kann das Herz mancher Teilnehmer aus dem Tritt bringen. Die Störung ist jedoch meist vorübergehend und hinterlässt keine bleibenden Schäden.
Study sees transient heart dysfunction in some long-distance runners...
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A new study using advanced cardiac imaging technology indicates that cardiac abnormalities experienced by some marathon runners following competition are...
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Nicholas EJ McHenry (2019); Richard Lee Miller, Jr. (2018); Wesley James Salazar (2017); Daniel A. Winston Ruiz (2016); Davinder Jassal (2015) ...
Doctor to study Manitoba Marathon's effects on runners' hearts
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— Dr. Davinder Jassal will study 15 local participants in the Manitoba Marathon on Sunday. As soon as the volunteers cross the finish line, ... › news › canada
The marathoner’s heart | NewsCut | Minnesota Public Radio News
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A growing body of evidence says running a marathon is bad for you. So why do so many people do it?
Winnipeg study says runners can breathe easy | CTV News
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A new study by St. Boniface Hospital and the University of Manitoba shows that long-distance runs can be injurious to the heart in the short-term, but there...
Marathons Safe for Aging Boomers, Study Finds - Consumer Health ...consumer.healthday.com › misc-aging-news-10 › m...
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· ... primary study author Davinder Jassal, an associate professor of medicine, radiology and physiology, said in a university news release.
Cuore, studio canadese: "Sì alla maratona anche dopo i 50 anni" - Il...
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“Non c'è evidenza di danni cardiaci permanenti a seguito di una maratona in soggetti di età superiore ai 50 anni”, assicura Davinder Jassal, ...
Marathon runs hard on heart, but damage reverses | CTV News
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Marathon runners can breathe a little easier about the effects of the sport on their hearts, thanks to the results of a Canadian study.
Heart damage risk from excess endurance training | CBC News
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Marathon runners, triathletes and long-distance cyclists could be doing harm to their hearts in the long term, cardiologists say.
Marathons hard on heart, but damage reverses within week: Study | CBC...
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The researchers found that biomarkers used to identify cardiac stress were elevated in all the athletes right after the race. But principal investigator Dr. Davinder Jassal says that after a week of rest, the runners' hearts exhibited no signs of long-term damage and their blood-pumping function had returned to ...
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