Medical Newswire

Medical Newswire!

Medicine, Healthcare, Medical Research, Hospitals, Management
Press release distribution service
Home | Medical-Newswire.Com:

Buffalo's 2014 Snowpocalypse responsible for 10% Increase in Heart Attach Deaths

 

Snow Shoveling Safety




Snow Removal Snow Clearing Buffalo


(Medical-NewsWire.com, December 25, 2014 ) Buffalo, NY -- At least two of the 17 deaths were cardiac related after the storm passed and residents were shoveling snow and digging themselves out.

Experts say the typical reasons for death during massive snow storms are lack of heat, frostbite, or inability to get necessary food and shelter during the storm. Often times the elderly and homeless become victims for these reasons. The other, often overlooked, factor is those "healthy" victims that want to get on with their lives and aren't aware of the increased danger of heart attacks and potential cardiac issues related to the strenuous activity of shoveling snow.

"It has been shown by many, many studies that there are more heart attacks in the December-January time frame," says Dr. S. Sharma NY Cardiologist. The "Perfect Storm" for Heart Attacks in cardiac patients is cold air and strenuous exercise. An otherwise healthy person puts themselves at a much higher risk when these two factors come into play.

Cold weather puts increased pressure and strain on the heart by causing the arteries to constrict; in turn raising blood pressure.

It's recommended to dress warmly and wear multiple layers in the winter time when planning on engaging in any cardio activity such as shoveling snow, engaging in workouts such as running or performing any strenuous activity outdoors.

New York Meteorologist J. D'Aleo predicts November's snow storm is just a "preview" of what is to come this winter. It's expected that the worst of the frigid winter weather will likely occur around Christmas and last, about six weeks, until the first week of February.

Meteorologist across the country expect several major East Coast snowstorms and below-zero temperatures that will force much of the nation into a deep freeze for as long as six weeks this winter. Experts even expect the southern states, which seldom receive snow, to be affected as well.

With the expectations of upcoming dangerous weather conditions in Buffalo and the northeast, experts recommend that older people and patients with cardiac problems stay inside and have healthier residents handle snow removal for them or contract a snow plowing service in Buffalo to dig them out. Doctors agree that cost of hiring contractors is minimal compared to the health risks.


About Buffalo Snow Removal Services LLC:

Buffalo NY Snow Plowing services provide residents of the Buffalo are fast and safe snow removal at reasonable prices. With over 10 years of experience they keep residents safe and happy through out the harsh winter.

Buffalo Snow Removal Services LLC

Michael Greene

(716) 202-2202

press@tngraphix.com

Source: EmailWire.Com

Source: EmailWire.com


Medical Resources
We are pleased to offer you this exciting, new, and entirely free professional resource. Visit our Free Healthcare resource center today to browse our selection of 600+ complimentary Healthcare magazines, white papers, webinars, podcasts, and more. Get popular titles including:

Eyecare Business
Medical Laboratory Observer
FierceHealthcare

No credit cards, coupons, or promo codes required. Try it today!

Medical Sponsors

Health News


Pharmanewswire.com is part of GropWeb Network, online properties of GroupWeb Media LLC. Copyright © GroupWeb Media LLC. All Rights Reserved.

For unlimited press release distribution for $99 per month, call (281) 645-4086 or start posting your press releases online at EmailWire.com. CityRegions.Com is part of GropWeb Network, online properties of GroupWeb Media LLC. Copyright © 2012 GroupWeb Media LLC. All Rights Reserved.


GroupWeb Media Network
AfricaNewswire.Net | AppleNews247.Com | AsiaNewsWire.Net | Aviation-NewsWire | Energy Industry | EstateNewsWire | Entertainment-NewsWire.com | Food Beverage News | Glamour NewsWire | Health NewsWire | Hosting NewsWire | i-Auto NewsWire | i-Business News | EuropeNewsWire.Net | iCameroon.com | i-Canada-News.Com | i-SoftwareNews.com | iT-NewsWire.Com
| InvestorsNewsDesk.Com | i-TravelNewsWire.Com | LegalLaw247.com | Medical-NewsWire.com | MiningNewsWire.net | MoneyNewsWire.Net | Movie-Stars-News.Com | PayDayNews247.Com | PharmaNewsWire.Com | Publishing-NewsWire.Com | Shopping-NewsWire.com | Telecom-NewsWire.Net | Transportation-News.Com | USGovernment-News.Com | WebPosters.Net | Wireless-NewsWire.Com |
Medical-Newswire.com - Medicl Newswire and Press Release service of GroupWeb Media LLC