These patients tend to be older or have other health problems.

Research shows that patients who are more involved with their care tend to get better results.

The study found that those patients who went on to have heart problems tended to be older and male.

During that time, patients tended to bring up six subjects.

Older patients also tend to have more weight loss and less of an increase in appetite.

Since patients tend to keep such feelings to themselves, I can only guess that they exist.

Female patients tend to show much higher longevity rates than men, as is in society.

The patients who developed diabetes tended to be young and male.

These patients tend to return to full activity after several weeks without permanent limitations.

"Doctors and their patients tend to view heart disease as a plumbing problem," he says.