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Systemic Hypertension, Headache, and Ocular Hemodynamics: A New Hypothesis Ocular congestion through hypertension-induced choroidal overperfusion may underlie activation of pressure-sensitive ophthalmic nerve fibers that may cause headache in some hypertensive patients.
Medscape General Medicine, September 2006
Can Dietary Intake of Phase 2 Protein Inducers Affect the Rising Epidemic of Diseases Such as Type 2 Diabetes? Does natural selection favor people who are resistant to developing type 2 diabetes? Read one researcher's interesting hypothesis.
Medscape General Medicine, December 2003

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