The book titled "Medications that Increase Heart Disease" is a comprehensive guide to the potential cardiovascular risks associated with commonly prescribed medications. The book provides detailed information on various classes of medications, including cholesterol-lowering drugs, blood pressure medications, antidepressants, hormonal medications, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and diabetes medications.

The book covers the latest research on the potential cardiovascular risks associated with these medications and offers practical recommendations for patients and healthcare providers to promote safer medication use. Each chapter includes a detailed analysis of the mechanisms by which these medications may increase the risk of heart disease, as well as a review of the evidence supporting their use.

The book is written in a clear, accessible style that is suitable for healthcare professionals, patients, and anyone interested in learning more about the relationship between medications and heart health. The book provides an essential resource for patients and healthcare providers seeking to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease associated with medication use.

Cholesterol-lowering drugs

Blood pressure medications

Antidepressants and heart disease

Hormonal medications and cardiovascular health

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and heart disease

Diabetes medications and cardiovascular risk

Medications and heart health

Cardiovascular disease prevention

Medication safety

Heart disease risk factors

Cardiovascular health

Safer medication use

Prescription drugs and heart health

Medications and side effects

Heart disease and lifestyle changes

Cardiovascular disease and medication interactions

Heart disease and diet

Heart health supplements

Heart disease and exercise

Cardiac rehabilitation programs