December 26, 2022: Multiscale Cardiac Monitoring with No Physical Contact: An Investigation Using Impulse Radio Ultra-Wideband Radar The proposed method involves using the IR-UWB radar to take anteroposterior and along-the-arc measurements from healthy subjects lying down or prone.
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December 18, 2022: Pancreatitis after COVID-19 vaccines Acute pancreatitis is rare in patients with COVID-19 but can also happen after vaccination. Mild pancreatic inflammation is often clinically undetectable until resultant end-organ damage causes incipient clinical symptoms.
December 17, 2022: Post-vaccinal Angina Besides vaccine-induced myocarditis, there could be other cardiovascular complications, such as post-vaccinal Kounis syndrome (also referred to as allergic angina) or Vasospastic Angina. December 16, 2022: Oral manifestations after COVID-19 vaccination Vaccination can cause various oral lesions December 15, 2022: Keratoacanthomas Following COVID-19 Vaccination Genetics may play a factor in keratoacanthomas but genetic variants (some likely in DNA repair genes) are unknown. A case of post-vaccination eruption of multiple keratoacanthomas is presented. December 5, 2022: HLA-A*11 and vaccine-induced thyroiditis HLA-A*11, has been linked with vaccine-induced subacute thyroiditis (V-SAT) - a rare transient inflammatory thyroid disease associated with pain and tenderness of the gland, as well as many other symptoms: from anxiety to complete prostration  We know that diet, exercise and low-stress life will keep the heart healthy. But sometimes things happen that are beyond our control.
Thanks to more coordinated, faster emergency response and improved treatment, heart attacks aren't as deadly as they used to be. But survivors still face a substantial risk of further cardiovascular events. How to restore after a heart attack and prevent another one? What to do besides obvious things such as taking medications, reducing stress, calories, avoiding urban air pollution and getting rid of bad lifestyle habits like smoking?  Nothing is certain, but, according to Aurametrix users, blood pressure does increase in the end of winter and beginning of spring. As a matter of fact, it highly correlates with tax fever - as also found by Google Correlate algorithm comparing millions of web queries...
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