Titlebook: Women’s Health and Menopause; Risk Reduction Strat Rodolfo Paoletti,P.G. Crosignani,Ann S. Jackson Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Medi

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Chronic Low-Grade Metabolic Acidosis in Normal Adult Humans: Pathophysiology and Consequencesnous acid production (NEAP). NEAP varies mainly with diet composition. The greater the quantity of organic and sulfuric acids produced from metabolism of animal foods, and the lower the amounts of potassium salts metabolizable to bicarbonate, which come mainly from fruits and vegetables, the greater

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The Menopause, Sex Hormones, and Rheumatic Diseasenoted the “nodosities” of joints that occurred at the menopause and Weil, in 1928, pointed to the inevitability of arthritis following female castration. Many of the comprehensive studies of symptoms seen in perimenopausal women cite joint pains as one of the most frequently encountered complaints [

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Novel Mechanisms of Estrogen Actionnaged to synthesize estrogens with sufficiently high specific radioactivity to be used as tracers for the receptor [.]. Utilizing these radioligands Jensen could first show that estrogen target tissues like the uterus and vagina displayed a specific retention of radioactivity following administratio

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Nongenomic Mechanisms of Sex Hormonesestigation. The development of radiolabelled ligands allowed the identification of specific binding proteins, present intracellularly, that were translocated to the nucleus after binding with the steroid. The location of the steroid-protein complex suggested a link between this binding phenomenom an

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Direct Actions of Estrogen on Vascular Cells Ameliorates Response to Injuryor problem. Moreover, women have fared comparatively poorly after percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) with less long-term relief of symptoms and a trend towards reduced survival compared to men [.]. Interestingly, two recent retrospective studies have suggested that women who took

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Cardiovascular Disease: Risk Factors Related to Thrombosis are about 20–30% lower than rates among men of similar age. Hormonal factors play a critical role in protecting women from the risk associated with other genetic and/or environmental factors. Gender differences in mortality, indeed, diminish following natural or surgical menopause. Among others, th