Human Exposure And The Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease Development

today’s society, no one is aware of the cost of air pollution, however expert’s analysis concluded that the cost of air pollution may be far worse than previously estimated. Air pollution has been extremely detrimental for the growth of the economy and human health. If this trend continues, it will further compromise the economic growth of the country. The scale of air pollution impact is hard to measure due to the proportion and diversity of the issue. There are indications that since the early 2000’s

Maternal obesity induce offspring with risk of cardiovascular disease Introduction: The rate of obesity for the human population has shown to be increased expeditiously in the past decades. It has continuously raised health concerns among the world, and is likely to remain in times to come. This phenomenon is primarily due to the lifestyle changes resulting in high-energy intake coupling with decreased physical activity (Cameron et al. 2003). Obesity is identified by the high adipose tissue,

Cardiovascular Disease with Vitamin D Deficiency Introduction Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin. the primarily source of vitamin d is exposure to sunlight, and we can find the vitamin D naturally . Vitamin D2 is generally produced in humans from 7- dehydrocholecalciferol upon exposure to ultraviolet light. in addition vitamin D2 and D3 can metabolized by human body (Zhang & Naughton, 2008). However, highly prevalent of deficiency of vitamin D in the orarld spicially in United State. Vitamin

valuable health policies, by identifying the risk for diseases. The progression of epidemiology is extensive however, the validity and accuracy of the diagnosis’s and treatment is predicated on attention to detail. Epidemiology is a community health, problem-solving process used in healthcare and is specifically utilized when new illnesses occur or after the reappearance of a formally inactive illness. A specific ailment referred to, as cardiovascular diseases remain the single most prevalent cause of

The impact of carbonyl compounds on the cardiovascular system In addition to nicotine, e-cigarettes emit other potentially harmful constituents like carbonyls that result from thermal degradation of propylene glycol and glycerol; which are the most commonly used solvents in e-liquids [PMCID: PMC5226727]. Several studies reported that aerosols from these devices contain significant levels of carbonyls, including various aldehydes; such as formaldehyde, acetaldehyde and acrolein. [PMID: 23467656],

Air pollution and health damage to the human body has a great influence to atmospheric pollutants harm human body mainly through three channels: First is to the body hurt after surface contact, second it is to eat food containing atmospheric pollutants and water poisoning, third it is inhaled air pollution for a variety of serious problems. Air pollution can cause respiratory and lung diseases, but also can be harmful to cardiovascular system, liver and so on, serious can take people's life. Long-term

The impact of e-cigarette toxicants/constituents on the cardiovascular system Given the limited studies on the health effects of e-cigarettes, particularly in the cardiovascular system, we sought to review the safety of their constituents/toxicants individually, in order to gain a better understanding of their possible/potential harm. For several years, e-cigarettes were marketed as alternatives to smoking tobacco, with less or no adverse impacts on both users and non-user’s health. However, studies

for both smokers and non-smokers. There is accumulating evidence demonstrating that smoking causes several human diseases, including those affecting the cardiovascular system. Indeed, tobacco smoking is responsible for as high as 30% of heart disease related deaths in the United States (US) each year1. Being the single most preventable risk factor for the development of cardiovascular disease, a trend towards tobacco harm reduction started years ago2. As tobacco usage declined over time in the US

high for breath. 47% of Americans lives in countries with frequently unhealthy levels because of air pollution (Roppolo 1). Due to the warmer temperature and average levels of pollutants from 2010,2011 and 2012, found ozone levels are higher. It is a risk

include: loss of coordination, tunnel vision, deafness, extremities, impaired speech and altered face sensation. Approximately a century later, contrary to the decreased environmental pollution, the clinical picture re-emerged. Therefore, development of more harm to human health was suspected. However, international agreement to control pollution by mercury was not reached until 2009. According to the historical evaluations made, the effects of methyl mercury toxicity such forgetfulness, lack of coordination