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  • Diet, Cognitive Ability May Play Role in Heart Disease
    (19-Nov-2009)
    Study finds fewer deaths among higher-functioning seniors who eat lots of fruits, vegetables

  • Moderate Drinking Guards the Heart
    (19-Nov-2009)
    But protective effect can wear off at higher levels in men, study finds

  • Too Few Older Adults Get Recommended Screenings
    (19-Nov-2009)
    Report looks to improve health of this group with better preventive care

  • Moderate Drinking Guards the Heart
    (19-Nov-2009)
    But protective effect can wear off at higher levels in men, study finds

  • Moderate Drinking Guards the Heart
    (19-Nov-2009)
    But protective effect can wear off at higher levels in men, study finds

  • Diet, Cognitive Ability May Play Role in Heart Disease
    (19-Nov-2009)
    Study finds fewer deaths among higher-functioning seniors who eat lots of fruits, vegetables

  • Moderate Drinking Guards the Heart
    (19-Nov-2009)
    But protective effect can wear off at higher levels in men, study finds

  • Moderate Drinking Guards the Heart
    (19-Nov-2009)
    But protective effect can wear off at higher levels in men, study finds

  • For Chest Pain in the ER, CT Angiography May Be Best
    (19-Nov-2009)
    Procedure cuts diagnosis time and costs, study finds

  • Diet, Cognitive Ability May Play Role in Heart Disease
    (19-Nov-2009)
    Study finds fewer deaths among higher-functioning seniors who eat lots of fruits, vegetables

  • Kidney Transplant, Sleep Disorder May Add Up to Trouble
    (19-Nov-2009)
    Heart disease, stroke more likely for organ recipients with sleep apnea, study finds

  • New Heart Attack Treatment Guidelines Stress Coordination
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Getting patients to the right hospitals quickly is critical, experts say

  • Niacin Adds No Benefit for Statin Patients: Study
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Taking the B vitamin didn't reverse or stall carotid artery disease

  • New Heart Attack Treatment Guidelines Stress Coordination
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Getting patients to the right hospitals quickly is critical, experts say

  • Newer Blood Thinners May Outperform Old Standbys
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Studies found warfarin, Plavix bested by latest anti-clotting alternatives

  • Study Shows Hospital Report Cards Unlikely to Spur Improvement
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Treatment of heart patients no better after performance data released to public, researchers find

  • New Heart Attack Treatment Guidelines Stress Coordination
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Getting patients to the right hospitals quickly is critical, experts say

  • Newer Blood Thinners May Outperform Old Standbys
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Studies found warfarin, Plavix bested by latest anti-clotting alternatives

  • Diuretics Still Best Treatment for High Blood Pressure
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Long-term comparison study finds chlorthalidone most likely to prevent heart failure, stroke

  • New Heart Attack Treatment Guidelines Stress Coordination
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Getting patients to the right hospitals quickly is critical, experts say

  • Diuretics Still Best Treatment for High Blood Pressure
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Long-term comparison study finds chlorthalidone most likely to prevent heart failure, stroke

  • Niacin Adds No Benefit for Statin Patients: Study
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Taking the B vitamin didn't reverse or stall carotid artery disease

  • Newer Blood Thinners May Outperform Old Standbys
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Studies found warfarin, Plavix bested by latest anti-clotting alternatives

  • Niacin Adds No Benefit for Statin Patients: Study
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Taking the B vitamin didn't reverse or stall carotid artery disease

  • Study Shows Hospital Report Cards Unlikely to Spur Improvement
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Treatment of heart patients no better after performance data released to public, researchers find

  • New Heart Attack Treatment Guidelines Stress Coordination
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Getting patients to the right hospitals quickly is critical, experts say

  • Newer Blood Thinners May Outperform Old Standbys
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Studies found warfarin, Plavix bested by latest anti-clotting alternatives

  • Toddlers, Obese Kids Suffer Most From Smoke
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Secondhand exposure damages cardiovascular systems of children, study finds

  • Lifelong Exercise Keeps Seniors Young at Heart
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Separate study finds stem cell therapy improves exercise capacity in patients with enlarged hearts

  • Niacin Adds No Benefit for Statin Patients: Study
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Taking the B vitamin didn't reverse or stall carotid artery disease

  • Heart Failure Drug May Help More in Higher Doses
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Study finds increase lowers chance of hospitalization or death

  • Study Shows Hospital Report Cards Unlikely to Spur Improvement
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Treatment of heart patients no better after performance data released to public, researchers find

  • Diuretics Still Best Treatment for High Blood Pressure
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Long-term comparison study finds chlorthalidone most likely to prevent heart failure, stroke

  • New Heart Attack Treatment Guidelines Stress Coordination
    (18-Nov-2009)
    Getting patients to the right hospitals quickly is critical, experts say

  • Single-Sex Cardiac Rehab Helps Depressed Women
    (17-Nov-2009)
    All-female group had better success rates than traditional program, study finds

  • The Mummies' Curse: Heart Disease
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Finding suggests atherosclerosis is as old as the pyramids, and not an ill of the modern world

  • Biotech Soybeans Good Source of Omega-3
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Oil from engineered beans might help reduce heart attacks, researchers say

  • Heartburn Drugs Can Thwart Popular Blood Thinner
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Combination can increase the risk of heart attack and stroke, U.S. officials say

  • The Mummies' Curse: Heart Disease
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Finding suggests atherosclerosis is as old as the pyramids, and not an ill of the modern world

  • Obesity Rolling Back Gains in Heart Health
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Studies show risk factors rising among children and adults, with many denying they have a problem

  • Stem Cells May Improve Heart Bypass Results
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Patients who had bone marrow transplant with surgery did better, study finds

  • Selenium Supplements May Pose Heart Risk
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Increased cholesterol levels worry researchers

  • Biotech Soybeans Good Source of Omega-3
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Oil from engineered beans might help reduce heart attacks, researchers say

  • Benefits of Eating Fish May Depend on Preparation
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Baked or boiled beats fried or dried for heart health, researchers say

  • Biotech Soybeans Good Source of Omega-3
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Oil from engineered beans might help reduce heart attacks, researchers say

  • Single-Sex Cardiac Rehab Helps Depressed Women
    (17-Nov-2009)
    All-female group had better success rates than traditional program, study finds

  • Stem Cells May Improve Heart Bypass Results
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Patients who had bone marrow transplant with surgery did better, study finds

  • Viagra Helpful for Children With Heart Defect
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Pumping ability improved with sildenafil in study group

  • Benefits of Eating Fish May Depend on Preparation
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Baked or boiled beats fried or dried for heart health, researchers say

  • Heartburn Drugs Can Thwart Popular Blood Thinner
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Combination can increase the risk of heart attack and stroke, U.S. officials say

  • The Mummies' Curse: Heart Disease
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Finding suggests atherosclerosis is as old as the pyramids, and not an ill of the modern world

  • Obesity Rolling Back Gains in Heart Health
    (17-Nov-2009)
    Studies show risk factors rising among children and adults, with many denying they have a problem

  • Elderly Treated Less Aggressively for Heart Attack
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Hospitals less likely to follow guidelines for patients 80 and older, study finds

  • Medical Tests Hit Heart Patients With High Doses of Radiation
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Average amount more than five times higher than annual exposure outside hospital, study shows

  • Study Raises New Questions About Cholesterol Drug Zetia
    (16-Nov-2009)
    It was found less effective than extended-release niacin, or Niaspan

  • Moderate-Fat Diet May Be Better at Reducing Heart Risks
    (16-Nov-2009)
    People with metabolic syndrome should steer clear of low-fat meal plans, study says

  • Rapid Cooling Might Help Heart Attack Patients
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Pumping coolant into the nose right away seems to prevent brain damage, study finds

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Elderly Treated Less Aggressively for Heart Attack
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Hospitals less likely to follow guidelines for patients 80 and older, study finds

  • Why Watching TV Sports Increases Heart Attacks
    (16-Nov-2009)
    For those who've had an attack already, stressful games raise blood pressure, study finds

  • Sudden Cardiac Death Much More Likely to Strike Men
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Males have triple the odds than women, study finds, and black men are especially prone

  • Gene Linked to Breast Cancer Might Boost Heart Health
    (16-Nov-2009)
    When BRCA1 is deactivated, it can lead to hardening of the arteries, mouse study suggests

  • Study Raises New Questions About Cholesterol Drug Zetia
    (16-Nov-2009)
    It was found less effective than extended-release niacin, or Niaspan

  • Certain Reflux Drugs Tied to Higher Post-Angioplasty Death Rate
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Study suggests interaction between Prilosec, Protonix and blood-thinners such as Plavix

  • Moderate-Fat Diet May Be Better at Reducing Heart Risks
    (16-Nov-2009)
    People with metabolic syndrome should steer clear of low-fat meal plans, study says

  • Alternative to Warfarin May Cut Risk of Bleeding
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Dabigatran etexilate does well in trial of atrial fibrillation patients

  • Why Watching TV Sports Increases Heart Attacks
    (16-Nov-2009)
    For those who've had an attack already, stressful games raise blood pressure, study finds

  • Moderate-Fat Diet May Be Better at Reducing Heart Risks
    (16-Nov-2009)
    People with metabolic syndrome should steer clear of low-fat meal plans, study says

  • Moderate-Fat Diet May Be Better at Reducing Heart Risks
    (16-Nov-2009)
    People with metabolic syndrome should steer clear of low-fat meal plans, study says

  • Rapid Cooling Might Help Heart Attack Patients
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Pumping coolant into the nose right away seems to prevent brain damage, study finds

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • New Wiring Adds Risk When Replacing Pacemaker
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Complications most likely when new lead is needed in heart devices, researchers find

  • Low Vitamin D Levels Linked to Heart Disease
    (16-Nov-2009)
    But further trials are needed to prove this conclusively, researchers say

  • Sudden Cardiac Death Much More Likely to Strike Men
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Males have triple the odds than women, study finds, and black men are especially prone

  • Study Raises New Questions About Cholesterol Drug Zetia
    (16-Nov-2009)
    It was found less effective than extended-release niacin, or Niaspan

  • Moderate-Fat Diet May Be Better at Reducing Heart Risks
    (16-Nov-2009)
    People with metabolic syndrome should steer clear of low-fat meal plans, study says

  • Moderate-Fat Diet May Be Better at Reducing Heart Risks
    (16-Nov-2009)
    People with metabolic syndrome should steer clear of low-fat meal plans, study says

  • Rapid Cooling Might Help Heart Attack Patients
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Pumping coolant into the nose right away seems to prevent brain damage, study finds

  • Families Could Benefit From Gene Tests in Sudden Cardiac Death Victims
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Identifying mutation in deceased cuts costs for evaluating risk in relatives, study shows

  • Experts Urge School Screening of Athletes' Hearts
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds

  • Alternative to Warfarin May Cut Risk of Bleeding
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Dabigatran etexilate does well in trial of atrial fibrillation patients

  • Elderly Treated Less Aggressively for Heart Attack
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Hospitals less likely to follow guidelines for patients 80 and older, study finds

  • Why Watching TV Sports Increases Heart Attacks
    (16-Nov-2009)
    For those who've had an attack already, stressful games raise blood pressure, study finds

  • Low Vitamin D Levels Linked to Heart Disease
    (16-Nov-2009)
    But further trials are needed to prove this conclusively, researchers say

  • Migraine Increases Likelihood of Stroke
    (16-Nov-2009)
    But risk is highest for women with aura, researchers find

  • Moderate-Fat Diet May Be Better at Reducing Heart Risks
    (16-Nov-2009)
    People with metabolic syndrome should steer clear of low-fat meal plans, study says

  • Why Watching TV Sports Increases Heart Attacks
    (16-Nov-2009)
    For those who've had an attack already, stressful games raise blood pressure, study finds

  • New Wiring Adds Risk When Replacing Pacemaker
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Complications most likely when new lead is needed in heart devices, researchers find

  • Low Vitamin D Levels Linked to Heart Disease
    (16-Nov-2009)
    But further trials are needed to prove this conclusively, researchers say

  • Migraine Increases Likelihood of Stroke
    (16-Nov-2009)
    But risk is highest for women with aura, researchers find

  • Sudden Cardiac Death Much More Likely to Strike Men
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Males have triple the odds than women, study finds, and black men are especially prone

  • Gene Linked to Breast Cancer Might Boost Heart Health
    (16-Nov-2009)
    When BRCA1 is deactivated, it can lead to hardening of the arteries, mouse study suggests

  • Certain Reflux Drugs Tied to Higher Post-Angioplasty Death Rate
    (16-Nov-2009)
    Study suggests interaction between Prilosec, Protonix and blood-thinners such as Plavix

  • Health Tip: Dealing With Peripheral Artery Disease
    (13-Nov-2009)
    Get enough exercise

  • Health Tip: Dealing With Peripheral Artery Disease
    (13-Nov-2009)
    Get enough exercise

  • Surgery Not Always Best for Narrowed Kidney Arteries
    (11-Nov-2009)
    Study finds medication works as well in certain people, without the risks

  • For Older Walkers, Faster Is Better
    (11-Nov-2009)
    Those who stroll are more likely to die from cardiovascular disease, study finds

  • For Older Walkers, Faster Is Better
    (11-Nov-2009)
    Those who stroll are more likely to die from cardiovascular disease, study finds

  • Fasting on Alternate Days May Make Dieting Easier
    (11-Nov-2009)
    Heart health could also benefit from this plan, researchers find

  • Fasting on Alternate Days May Make Dieting Easier
    (11-Nov-2009)
    Heart health could also benefit from this plan, researchers find

  • For Older Walkers, Faster Is Better
    (11-Nov-2009)
    Those who stroll are more likely to die from cardiovascular disease, study finds

  • For Older Walkers, Faster Is Better
    (11-Nov-2009)
    Those who stroll are more likely to die from cardiovascular disease, study finds

  • Cholesterol Measurements May Be Made Easier
    (10-Nov-2009)
    Testing of vascular risk can be simplified, researchers say

  • Cholesterol Measurements May Be Made Easier
    (10-Nov-2009)
    Testing of vascular risk can be simplified, researchers say

  • Cholesterol Measurements May Be Made Easier
    (10-Nov-2009)
    Testing of vascular risk can be simplified, researchers say

  • Stroke Puts Stress on Spousal Relationship
    (10-Nov-2009)
    Patient/caregiver roles often take the place of a partnership, researchers say

  • Common Infections May Contribute to Strokes
    (10-Nov-2009)
    But researchers not exactly sure how pathogens raise risk of brain attack

  • The Revolving Door of Heart Failure Hospitalization
    (10-Nov-2009)
    Better coordination urged to stem re-admission rate of nearly 1 in 4 people

  • Common Infections May Contribute to Strokes
    (10-Nov-2009)
    But researchers not exactly sure how pathogens raise risk of brain attack

  • Anemia Drugs May Cause Deadly Blood Clots
    (10-Nov-2009)
    Study raises more concerns about common treatment for chemo patients

  • No Gender Gap Found for Clot-Busting Drug
    (09-Nov-2009)
    Plavix helped men and women almost equally, study finds

  • Doctors Spending More Time Now With Patients
    (09-Nov-2009)
    Quality of care increases with longer doctor visits, researchers add

  • No Gender Gap Found for Clot-Busting Drug
    (09-Nov-2009)
    Plavix helped men and women almost equally, study finds

  • No Gender Gap Found for Clot-Busting Drug
    (09-Nov-2009)
    Plavix helped men and women almost equally, study finds

  • Obesity Seems to Alter Heart Structure
    (09-Nov-2009)
    Result may be left atrial enlargement, study finds

  • No Gender Gap Found for Clot-Busting Drug
    (09-Nov-2009)
    Plavix helped men and women almost equally, study finds

  • Obesity Seems to Alter Heart Structure
    (09-Nov-2009)
    Result may be left atrial enlargement, study finds

  • Can a Bad Boss Make You Sick?
    (06-Nov-2009)
    Study ties poor supervisors to higher odds for heart attack

  • Phosphorus Levels May Predict Heart Disease
    (05-Nov-2009)
    Even a slight elevation was linked to coronary artery calcification in study

  • Genes Linked to 'Pot' Belly
    (05-Nov-2009)
    And excess consumption of saturated fats raises obesity risk, researchers find

  • Phosphorus Levels May Predict Heart Disease
    (05-Nov-2009)
    Even a slight elevation was linked to coronary artery calcification in study

  • Will New Anemia Drug Top Current Treatments?
    (04-Nov-2009)
    Designed for a rare condition, it might have a wider application, experts say

  • Poorer Outcomes After 'Off-Pump' Bypass Surgery
    (04-Nov-2009)
    Keeping patients on the heart-lung machine improved survival, study found

  • Poorer Outcomes After 'Off-Pump' Bypass Surgery
    (04-Nov-2009)
    Keeping patients on the heart-lung machine improved survival, study found

  • Will New Anemia Drug Top Current Treatments?
    (04-Nov-2009)
    Designed for a rare condition, it might have a wider application, experts say

  • Statins May Worsen Fatigue in Heart Failure Patients
    (03-Nov-2009)
    But no one's suggesting the drugs should be stopped

  • Statins May Worsen Fatigue in Heart Failure Patients
    (03-Nov-2009)
    But no one's suggesting the drugs should be stopped

  • Statins May Worsen Fatigue in Heart Failure Patients
    (03-Nov-2009)
    But no one's suggesting the drugs should be stopped

  • High Blood Pressure Likely in Alzheimer's Offspring
    (02-Nov-2009)
    And hypertension could contribute to developing the brain disease, study finds

  • Anemia Drug May Raise Stroke Risk in Kidney Patients
    (02-Nov-2009)
    Use of Aranesp should be reserved for the most seriously ill, experts say

  • Fructose May Raise Blood Pressure
    (30-Oct-2009)
    Drinking more than two sweetened sodas a day boosts risk of hypertension, study finds

  • Science Finds Healing in Halloween Horrors
    (30-Oct-2009)
    Vampire bats, spiders and even a monster have sparked new treatments

  • Fructose May Raise Blood Pressure
    (30-Oct-2009)
    Drinking more than two sweetened sodas a day boosts risk of hypertension, study finds

  • Cholesterol Drugs May Help Prevent Flu Deaths
    (29-Oct-2009)
    But expert says it could be that statins protect heart during infection

  • Health Tip: At Risk for Another Heart Attack?
    (29-Oct-2009)
    Factors that raise your chances of subsequent trouble

  • Cholesterol Drugs May Help Prevent Flu Deaths
    (29-Oct-2009)
    But expert says it could be that statins protect heart during infection

  • Stroke Centers May Offer Best Shot at Recovery
    (29-Oct-2009)
    Specialty facilities are more apt to give needed treatment, and faster, study finds

  • Stroke Centers May Offer Best Shot at Recovery
    (29-Oct-2009)
    Specialty facilities are more apt to give needed treatment, and faster, study finds

  • Even Light Smoking Affects Young Adults' Arteries
    (28-Oct-2009)
    Damage makes it harder to run and climb steps, researcher says

  • Migraine With Aura Can Double Stroke Risk
    (28-Oct-2009)
    Young women who smoke and use birth control pills are most susceptible, researchers say

  • Migraine With Aura Can Double Stroke Risk
    (28-Oct-2009)
    Young women who smoke and use birth control pills are most susceptible, researchers say

  • Migraine With Aura Can Double Stroke Risk
    (28-Oct-2009)
    Young women who smoke and use birth control pills are most susceptible, researchers say

  • Migraine With Aura Can Double Stroke Risk
    (28-Oct-2009)
    Young women who smoke and use birth control pills are most susceptible, researchers say

  • All New Dialysis Patients at Increased Risk of Death
    (27-Oct-2009)
    Higher mortality rates not restricted to those with cardiovascular disease, study finds

  • Sleep Apnea Episodes May Trigger Irregular Heartbeat
    (27-Oct-2009)
    Study found 18-fold higher incidence of atrial fibrillation, other arrhythmias

  • Heart Disease Gender Gap Narrows
    (26-Oct-2009)
    Middle-aged women have more heart attacks than in past, but are more likely to survive, studies show

  • Heart Disease Gender Gap Narrows
    (26-Oct-2009)
    Middle-aged women have more heart attacks than in past, but are more likely to survive, studies show

  • Heart Disease Gender Gap Narrows
    (26-Oct-2009)
    Middle-aged women have more heart attacks than in past, but are more likely to survive, studies show

  • Heart Disease Gender Gap Narrows
    (26-Oct-2009)
    Middle-aged women have more heart attacks than in past, but are more likely to survive, studies show

  • Where You Put on Pounds May Influence Clot Risk
    (26-Oct-2009)
    Big hips in women, wide waists in men spell trouble, study finds

  • Big, Beefy Football Players May Face Heart Problems Later
    (26-Oct-2009)
    Physical activity may not protect heart from complications of extra weight, study finds

  • Heart Disease Gender Gap Narrows
    (26-Oct-2009)
    Middle-aged women have more heart attacks than in past, but are more likely to survive, studies show

  • Where You Put on Pounds May Influence Clot Risk
    (26-Oct-2009)
    Big hips in women, wide waists in men spell trouble, study finds

  • Adding Drug Doesn't Help Control Blood Pressure
    (23-Oct-2009)
    No risk reduction for heart patients when ARB added to ACE inhibitor therapy, study finds

  • Cocoa in Chocolate May Be Good for the Heart
    (23-Oct-2009)
    Study shows it reduces inflammation associated with heart disease

  • Adding Drug Doesn't Help Control Blood Pressure
    (23-Oct-2009)
    No risk reduction for heart patients when ARB added to ACE inhibitor therapy, study finds

  • Adding Drug Doesn't Help Control Blood Pressure
    (23-Oct-2009)
    No risk reduction for heart patients when ARB added to ACE inhibitor therapy, study finds

  • Super Obesity Ups Risk of Dying After Weight-Loss Surgery
    (21-Oct-2009)
    Deaths also more common among those with chronic diseases, study finds

  • Stroke Treatment Window May Allow a Bit More Time
    (21-Oct-2009)
    Drug given within 4.5 hours still benefits patients, study shows

  • Blood Protein May Predict Heart Attack But Not Stroke
    (21-Oct-2009)
    More study needed into how CRP levels influence risk

  • Heart Failure Treatment Underused
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Two-thirds of patients in U.S. hospitals fail to get recommended therapy, study finds

  • Genes May Link Hip Fractures and Heart Disease
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Risks for breaks rise if a brother or sister has heart failure or stroke, study finds

  • Fish Oil Supplements Don't Help Depressed Heart Patients
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Those who took them with antidepressant fared same as those who didn't

  • Heart Failure Treatment Underused
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Two-thirds of patients in U.S. hospitals fail to get recommended therapy, study finds

  • Fish Oil Supplements Don't Help Depressed Heart Patients
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Those who took them with antidepressant fared same as those who didn't

  • Clues to Hypertension in Kids May Be Seen in Bones
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Accelerated skeletal maturation may be early sign, researchers say

  • Clues to Hypertension in Kids May Be Seen in Bones
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Accelerated skeletal maturation may be early sign, researchers say

  • Heart Failure Treatment Underused
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Two-thirds of patients in U.S. hospitals fail to get recommended therapy, study finds

  • Genes May Link Hip Fractures and Heart Disease
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Risks for breaks rise if a brother or sister has heart failure or stroke, study finds

  • Leg Clots May Not Travel to Lungs
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Research refutes danger from deep vein thrombosis, but experts urge caution

  • Genes May Link Hip Fractures and Heart Disease
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Risks for breaks rise if a brother or sister has heart failure or stroke, study finds

  • Fish Oil Supplements Don't Help Depressed Heart Patients
    (20-Oct-2009)
    Those who took them with antidepressant fared same as those who didn't

  • Micardis Given Wider Approval
    (19-Oct-2009)
    For cardiac patients who can't take an ACE inhibitor

  • Micardis Given Wider Approval
    (19-Oct-2009)
    For cardiac patients who can't take an ACE inhibitor

  • Timing of Oxygen After a Stroke May Matter
    (19-Oct-2009)
    Treatment while blood flow is blocked protects tissue, animal study finds

  • Micardis Given Wider Approval
    (19-Oct-2009)
    For cardiac patients who can't take an ACE inhibitor

  • Micardis Given Wider Approval
    (19-Oct-2009)
    For cardiac patients who can't take an ACE inhibitor

  • Drinking Your Way to Health? Perhaps Not
    (18-Oct-2009)
    Despite potential heart benefits, other risks await, experts warn

  • Drinking Your Way to Health? Perhaps Not
    (18-Oct-2009)
    Despite potential heart benefits, other risks await, experts warn

  • Docs May Be Overdoing Some Invasive Procedures
    (16-Oct-2009)
    For certain patients with renal artery stenosis, medication may be enough, researchers say

  • Race, Insurance May Affect Testing of Kids in ER
    (16-Oct-2009)
    Study finds more done for youths with chest pain who are white and have private coverage

  • Health Tip: Help Prevent Stroke
    (16-Oct-2009)
    Steps you can take

  • Heart Test Deemed OK Before Kidney Transplant
    (15-Oct-2009)
    Coronary angiography does not harm kidneys and helps guide decisions, study finds

  • Stem Cells Grow Heart Tissue in Lab
    (15-Oct-2009)
    New technique described as a Band-Aid for damaged muscle

  • Smoking Bans Good for Non-Smokers' Hearts: Study
    (15-Oct-2009)
    Report could get more states to pass laws to curtail secondhand smoke, experts say

  • Smog Tougher on the Obese
    (15-Oct-2009)
    Study finds sharp hikes in blood pressure when overweight, air pollution combine

  • Stem Cells Grow Heart Tissue in Lab
    (15-Oct-2009)
    New technique described as a Band-Aid for damaged muscle

  • Smoking Bans Good for Non-Smokers' Hearts: Study
    (15-Oct-2009)
    Report could get more states to pass laws to curtail secondhand smoke, experts say

  • Heart Test Deemed OK Before Kidney Transplant
    (15-Oct-2009)
    Coronary angiography does not harm kidneys and helps guide decisions, study finds

  • Stem Cells Grow Heart Tissue in Lab
    (15-Oct-2009)
    New technique described as a Band-Aid for damaged muscle

  • Smoking Bans Good for Non-Smokers' Hearts: Study
    (15-Oct-2009)
    Report could get more states to pass laws to curtail secondhand smoke, experts say

  • Side Effects in Statin Users Linked to Gene Mutation
    (14-Oct-2009)
    Finding may help tailor treatments to keep patients from stopping meds, researcher says

  • Dialysis' Drawbacks Outweigh Benefits for Some Older Patients
    (14-Oct-2009)
    Quality of life declined in nursing home residents who received artificial kidney treatment: study

  • Gene Therapy Shows Promise for Parkinson's
    (14-Oct-2009)
    Treatment tested in monkeys addresses only motor issues, though, experts say

  • Study Compares Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Repair Methods
    (13-Oct-2009)
    Ongoing research finds better short-term results for endovascular repair than for open surgery

  • Lab Study Makes Strides in Mending Hearts
    (12-Oct-2009)
    Mouse stem cells are being used to help develop a heart muscle patch

  • Ex-NFL Players Hold Their Own Health-Wise
    (09-Oct-2009)
    Former pros have lower risk of heart disease, suggesting early fitness pays off, researcher says

  • Stretching Test May Reveal Arterial Stiffness
    (09-Oct-2009)
    Flexibility exercises belong in cardiovascular workout, experts say

  • American Heart Association Guidelines Save Lives
    (09-Oct-2009)
    Heart attack, heart failure survival better at hospitals given awards for following program

  • Ex-NFL Players Hold Their Own Health-Wise
    (09-Oct-2009)
    Former pros have lower risk of heart disease, suggesting early fitness pays off, researcher says

  • Ex-NFL Players Hold Their Own Health-Wise
    (09-Oct-2009)
    Former pros have lower risk of heart disease, suggesting early fitness pays off, researcher says

  • American Heart Association Guidelines Save Lives
    (09-Oct-2009)
    Heart attack, heart failure survival better at hospitals given awards for following program

  • Ex-NFL Players Hold Their Own Health-Wise
    (09-Oct-2009)
    Former pros have lower risk of heart disease, suggesting early fitness pays off, researcher says

  • Stretching Test May Reveal Arterial Stiffness
    (09-Oct-2009)
    Flexibility exercises belong in cardiovascular workout, experts say

  • American Heart Association Guidelines Save Lives
    (09-Oct-2009)
    Heart attack, heart failure survival better at hospitals given awards for following program

  • Stretching Test May Reveal Arterial Stiffness
    (09-Oct-2009)
    Flexibility exercises belong in cardiovascular workout, experts say

  • Trial Shows Heart Attack Education Makes Little Difference
    (07-Oct-2009)
    But new study design might change response times, researcher says

  • Early Defibrillator After Heart Attack May Not Pay Off
    (07-Oct-2009)
    European study finds no survival difference for those with, without device

  • Trial Shows Heart Attack Education Makes Little Difference
    (07-Oct-2009)
    But new study design might change response times, researcher says

  • Early Defibrillator After Heart Attack May Not Pay Off
    (07-Oct-2009)
    European study finds no survival difference for those with, without device

  • Early Defibrillator After Heart Attack May Not Pay Off
    (07-Oct-2009)
    European study finds no survival difference for those with, without device

  • Trial Shows Heart Attack Education Makes Little Difference
    (07-Oct-2009)
    But new study design might change response times, researcher says

  • Transplant Patients Should Be Monitored for Ear Infection
    (06-Oct-2009)
    Transplantation failure can result from symptomless otitis media, research finds

  • Headphones May Threaten Heart-Device Performance
    (06-Oct-2009)
    Implanted defibrillators, pacemakers may malfunction if headphones hang close to chest, study shows

  • Headphones May Threaten Heart-Device Performance
    (06-Oct-2009)
    Implanted defibrillators, pacemakers may malfunction if headphones hang close to chest, study shows

  • Mercury in Fish Linked to High Blood Pressure
    (05-Oct-2009)
    But researcher downplays importance of effect

  • Mercury in Fish Linked to High Blood Pressure
    (05-Oct-2009)
    But researcher downplays importance of effect

  • Health Tip: Eat a Heart-Healthy Diet
    (05-Oct-2009)
    To help prevent heart attack and stroke

  • Half of U.S. Babies Living Today May Reach 100
    (05-Oct-2009)
    Rising life expectancy shows no signs of slowing, researchers say

  • Mercury in Fish Linked to High Blood Pressure
    (05-Oct-2009)
    But researcher downplays importance of effect

  • Half of U.S. Babies Living Today May Reach 100
    (05-Oct-2009)
    Rising life expectancy shows no signs of slowing, researchers say

  • Drug Combo May Prevent Heart Attacks, Strokes
    (02-Oct-2009)
    'Inexpensive, well-proven medications' could have huge impact, expert says

  • Simple Test Might Detect 'Silent' Heart Disease
    (02-Oct-2009)
    Even better, calcium scans don't lead to unnecessary tests, researchers say

  • Drug Combo May Prevent Heart Attacks, Strokes
    (02-Oct-2009)
    'Inexpensive, well-proven medications' could have huge impact, expert says

  • Simple Test Might Detect 'Silent' Heart Disease
    (02-Oct-2009)
    Even better, calcium scans don't lead to unnecessary tests, researchers say

  • Drug Combo May Prevent Heart Attacks, Strokes
    (02-Oct-2009)
    'Inexpensive, well-proven medications' could have huge impact, expert says

  • Drug Combo May Prevent Heart Attacks, Strokes
    (02-Oct-2009)
    'Inexpensive, well-proven medications' could have huge impact, expert says

  • Drug Combo May Prevent Heart Attacks, Strokes
    (02-Oct-2009)
    'Inexpensive, well-proven medications' could have huge impact, expert says

  • Drug Combo May Prevent Heart Attacks, Strokes
    (02-Oct-2009)
    'Inexpensive, well-proven medications' could have huge impact, expert says

  • Dental Plaque Buildup May Raise Heart Risk in Black Men
    (02-Oct-2009)
    White blood cell activity increases in these patients when oral hygiene is neglected, study finds

  • Drug Combo May Prevent Heart Attacks, Strokes
    (02-Oct-2009)
    'Inexpensive, well-proven medications' could have huge impact, expert says

  • Simple Test Might Detect 'Silent' Heart Disease
    (02-Oct-2009)
    Even better, calcium scans don't lead to unnecessary tests, researchers say

  • Drug Combo May Prevent Heart Attacks, Strokes
    (02-Oct-2009)
    'Inexpensive, well-proven medications' could have huge impact, expert says

  • Clot-Busting Therapy Under Review
    (01-Oct-2009)
    Cardiologists looking at new generation of drugs as Plavix trial shows double dosage best for angioplasty

  • Pre-Birth Exposure to 1918 Flu Raised Heart Risks, Study Finds
    (01-Oct-2009)
    Whether same will hold true for current H1N1 strain remains a mystery

  • Clot-Busting Therapy Under Review
    (01-Oct-2009)
    Cardiologists looking at new generation of drugs as Plavix trial shows double dosage best for angioplasty

  • Heart-Pacing Devices Hold Promise for Heart Failure
    (01-Oct-2009)
    Defibrillators, pacemakers offer benefits for patients with milder forms of the condition, study suggests

  • More Stroke Victims Get Clot-Busting Therapy
    (01-Oct-2009)
    But many others get to hospital too late to benefit, study finds

  • Clot-Busting Therapy Under Review
    (01-Oct-2009)
    Cardiologists looking at new generation of drugs as Plavix trial shows double dosage best for angioplasty

  • Clot-Busting Therapy Under Review
    (01-Oct-2009)
    Cardiologists looking at new generation of drugs as Plavix trial shows double dosage best for angioplasty

  • Heart-Pacing Devices Hold Promise for Heart Failure
    (01-Oct-2009)
    Defibrillators, pacemakers offer benefits for patients with milder forms of the condition, study suggests

  • More Stroke Victims Get Clot-Busting Therapy
    (01-Oct-2009)
    But many others get to hospital too late to benefit, study finds

  • Pre-Birth Exposure to 1918 Flu Raised Heart Risks, Study Finds
    (01-Oct-2009)
    Whether same will hold true for current H1N1 strain remains a mystery

  • Pre-Pregnancy Weight Linked to Babies' Heart Problems
    (01-Oct-2009)
    Overweight women more likely to have infants with certain birth defects, research shows

  • Clot-Busting Therapy Under Review
    (01-Oct-2009)
    Cardiologists looking at new generation of drugs as Plavix trial shows double dosage best for angioplasty

  • More Stroke Victims Get Clot-Busting Therapy
    (01-Oct-2009)
    But many others get to hospital too late to benefit, study finds

  • Workplace Wellness Seems to Really Work
    (30-Sep-2009)
    Investing in employee health cuts medical costs and ups productivity, heart experts say

  • Study Finds Fish Won't Prevent Heart Failure
    (30-Sep-2009)
    Benefits confined to heart attack, other types of cardiovascular disease

  • Study Finds Fish Won't Prevent Heart Failure
    (30-Sep-2009)
    Benefits confined to heart attack, other types of cardiovascular disease

  • Workplace Wellness Seems to Really Work
    (30-Sep-2009)
    Investing in employee health cuts medical costs and ups productivity, heart experts say

  • Workplace Wellness Seems to Really Work
    (30-Sep-2009)
    Investing in employee health cuts medical costs and ups productivity, heart experts say

  • Could the Recession Be Good for Your Health?
    (29-Sep-2009)
    Life expectancy rose during the Great Depression, study shows

  • Mini-Stroke Found to Precede 1 in 8 Strokes
    (29-Sep-2009)
    Expert urges reliance on other predictive tools, but not all agree

  • Fetal Surgery May Treat Heart Defect
    (29-Sep-2009)
    Researchers see some success in alleviating hypoplastic left heart syndrome

  • Eating in America Still Unhealthy: CDC
    (29-Sep-2009)
    State-by-state report finds too few people meet fruit and veggie guidelines

  • Mini-Stroke Found to Precede 1 in 8 Strokes
    (29-Sep-2009)
    Expert urges reliance on other predictive tools, but not all agree

  • Irregular Heartbeat Risk Higher in Women With Type 2 Diabetes
    (28-Sep-2009)
    Reason behind gender difference isn't clear, researchers say

  • Autoimmune Disorder Linked to Stroke, Heart Attack in Women
    (28-Sep-2009)
    Smoking, birth control pills raise risk higher, research finds

  • Irregular Heartbeat Risk Higher in Women With Type 2 Diabetes
    (28-Sep-2009)
    Reason behind gender difference isn't clear, researchers say

  • Heart Patients Benefit From At-Home Care, Study Finds
    (28-Sep-2009)
    Improvements seen in depression, quality of life

  • Autoimmune Disorder Linked to Stroke, Heart Attack in Women
    (28-Sep-2009)
    Smoking, birth control pills raise risk higher, research finds

  • Autoimmune Disorder Linked to Stroke, Heart Attack in Women
    (28-Sep-2009)
    Smoking, birth control pills raise risk higher, research finds

  • Antidepressants Linked to Heart Defects in Newborns
    (25-Sep-2009)
    Certain drugs increase the possibility of septal malformation, researchers find

  • Lack of Vitamin D Linked to High Blood Pressure
    (24-Sep-2009)
    Effect seen 15 years later, researchers report

  • Fructose Boosts Blood Pressure, Studies Find
    (24-Sep-2009)
    Tests in mice and men link sugar to hypertension and say time of day may matter, too

  • Preventing Second Stroke May Stave Off Dementia
    (24-Sep-2009)
    Not all agree, though, that biggest risk factor is the brain attack itself

  • Fructose Boosts Blood Pressure, Studies Find
    (24-Sep-2009)
    Tests in mice and men link sugar to hypertension and say time of day may matter, too

  • Preventing Second Stroke May Stave Off Dementia
    (24-Sep-2009)
    Not all agree, though, that biggest risk factor is the brain attack itself

  • Fructose Boosts Blood Pressure, Studies Find
    (24-Sep-2009)
    Tests in mice and men link sugar to hypertension and say time of day may matter, too

  • Women With Atrial Fibrillation Face Rougher Road Than Men
    (24-Sep-2009)
    Attention to gender differences, though, can make a difference, study contends

  • Preventing Second Stroke May Stave Off Dementia
    (24-Sep-2009)
    Not all agree, though, that biggest risk factor is the brain attack itself

  • Fructose Boosts Blood Pressure, Studies Find
    (24-Sep-2009)
    Tests in mice and men link sugar to hypertension and say time of day may matter, too

  • Women With Atrial Fibrillation Face Rougher Road Than Men
    (24-Sep-2009)
    Attention to gender differences, though, can make a difference, study contends

  • Preventing Second Stroke May Stave Off Dementia
    (24-Sep-2009)
    Not all agree, though, that biggest risk factor is the brain attack itself

  • Cost Savings Adds to Value of Preventing Chronic Disease
    (23-Sep-2009)
    Avoiding diabetes, high blood pressure can add years to life, researchers say

  • Minorities Less Likely to Have Blood Pressure Under Control
    (23-Sep-2009)
    Blacks have the highest readings, despite taking medications, study finds

  • Any Day OK for Heart Bypass Surgery
    (23-Sep-2009)
    Timing has no effect on outcome, study finds

  • Any Day OK for Heart Bypass Surgery
    (23-Sep-2009)
    Timing has no effect on outcome, study finds

  • Any Day OK for Heart Bypass Surgery
    (23-Sep-2009)
    Timing has no effect on outcome, study finds

  • Flu Can Raise Chances of Heart Attack
    (22-Sep-2009)
    Vaccine reduces risk of deaths related to heart disease, study shows

  • Smoking Bans Bring a Drop in Heart Attacks
    (22-Sep-2009)
    In one Montana city, incidents fell but rose again when restrictions were lifted

  • Flu Can Raise Chances of Heart Attack
    (22-Sep-2009)
    Vaccine reduces risk of deaths related to heart disease, study shows

  • Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer Raises Heart Risks
    (22-Sep-2009)
    Treatment methods should take into account side effects, researchers say

  • Study Suggests a Wider Use for Statins
    (22-Sep-2009)
    Drugs could help those who only have high levels of inflammation, experts say

  • Study Suggests a Wider Use for Statins
    (22-Sep-2009)
    Drugs could help those who only have high levels of inflammation, experts say

  • Flu Can Raise Chances of Heart Attack
    (22-Sep-2009)
    Vaccine reduces risk of deaths related to heart disease, study shows

  • Smoking Bans Bring a Drop in Heart Attacks
    (22-Sep-2009)
    In one Montana city, incidents fell but rose again when restrictions were lifted

  • Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer Raises Heart Risks
    (22-Sep-2009)
    Treatment methods should take into account side effects, researchers say

  • Angina Often Affects Quality of Life
    (18-Sep-2009)
    New strategy for managing chest pain may be warranted, study suggests

  • Researchers Perfect the View of Heart Disease
    (18-Sep-2009)
    CT technology could provide more detail at less cost, study suggests

  • Angina Often Affects Quality of Life
    (18-Sep-2009)
    New strategy for managing chest pain may be warranted, study suggests

  • Middle-Age Heart Risk Factors Shorten Men's Lives
    (18-Sep-2009)
    Smoking, hypertension, high cholesterol cut 10 years of life, study finds

  • Middle-Age Heart Risk Factors Shorten Men's Lives
    (18-Sep-2009)
    Smoking, hypertension, high cholesterol cut 10 years of life, study finds

  • Middle-Age Heart Risk Factors Shorten Men's Lives
    (18-Sep-2009)
    Smoking, hypertension, high cholesterol cut 10 years of life, study finds

  • Researchers Perfect the View of Heart Disease
    (18-Sep-2009)
    CT technology could provide more detail at less cost, study suggests

  • Angina Often Affects Quality of Life
    (18-Sep-2009)
    New strategy for managing chest pain may be warranted, study suggests

  • Middle-Age Heart Risk Factors Shorten Men's Lives
    (18-Sep-2009)
    Smoking, hypertension, high cholesterol cut 10 years of life, study finds

  • More Chest Compressions During CPR Improves Survival Odds
    (17-Sep-2009)
    Amount of time spent doing them directly related to success, study shows

  • Childhood Stroke More Common Than Thought
    (17-Sep-2009)
    Study finds double the incidence reported previously

  • 'Soda Tax' Wins Health Experts' Support
    (16-Sep-2009)
    Researchers cite a win-win for health care and obesity, but beverage industry balks at proposal

  • 'Soda Tax' Wins Health Experts' Support
    (16-Sep-2009)
    Researchers cite a win-win for health care and obesity, but beverage industry balks at proposal

  • Diabetes Medications Don't Lower Inflammation
    (15-Sep-2009)
    Metformin, insulin have little effect on risk factor for heart disease, study finds

  • Blacks Fare Worse After Cardiac Arrest
    (15-Sep-2009)
    Poor hospital care a big reason why, researchers say

  • Blacks Fare Worse After Cardiac Arrest
    (15-Sep-2009)
    Poor hospital care a big reason why, researchers say

  • Emergency Medical Transport By Air Carries Risks
    (15-Sep-2009)
    Stabilization of patients before flight may prevent many adverse events, researchers say

  • Celiac Disease May Raise Risk of Dying
    (15-Sep-2009)
    People with mild form of the digestive disorder have slightly higher death rate, study shows

  • Diabetes Medications Don't Lower Inflammation
    (15-Sep-2009)
    Metformin, insulin have little effect on risk factor for heart disease, study finds

  • Diabetes Medications Don't Lower Inflammation
    (15-Sep-2009)
    Metformin, insulin have little effect on risk factor for heart disease, study finds

  • Blacks Fare Worse After Cardiac Arrest
    (15-Sep-2009)
    Poor hospital care a big reason why, researchers say

  • Diabetes Medications Don't Lower Inflammation
    (15-Sep-2009)
    Metformin, insulin have little effect on risk factor for heart disease, study finds

  • Air Pollution May Raise Blood Pressure
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Inhaling microscopic particles could raise risk of heart disease, study finds

  • Air Pollution May Raise Blood Pressure
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Inhaling microscopic particles could raise risk of heart disease, study finds

  • Implantable Defibrillators May Not Help Women With Heart Failure
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Analysis of previous research found little benefit for female patients

  • Health Tip: Having Another Heart Attack
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Things that increase your risk

  • Drug Offers Hope Against Tough-to-Treat Hypertension
    (14-Sep-2009)
    As yet unapproved, darusentan works in different way than standard medicines

  • Implantable Defibrillators May Not Help Women With Heart Failure
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Analysis of previous research found little benefit for female patients

  • Most Adult Americans at Some Risk for Heart Disease
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Surging obesity rates have reversed gains, study finds

  • Air Pollution May Raise Blood Pressure
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Inhaling microscopic particles could raise risk of heart disease, study finds

  • Drug Offers Hope Against Tough-to-Treat Hypertension
    (14-Sep-2009)
    As yet unapproved, darusentan works in different way than standard medicines

  • Combat Exposure Tied to Chronic High Blood Pressure
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Battlefield experience linked to hypertension years later, study finds

  • Most Adult Americans at Some Risk for Heart Disease
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Surging obesity rates have reversed gains, study finds

  • Most Adult Americans at Some Risk for Heart Disease
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Surging obesity rates have reversed gains, study finds

  • Most Adult Americans at Some Risk for Heart Disease
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Surging obesity rates have reversed gains, study finds

  • Implantable Defibrillators May Not Help Women With Heart Failure
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Analysis of previous research found little benefit for female patients

  • Most Adult Americans at Some Risk for Heart Disease
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Surging obesity rates have reversed gains, study finds

  • Air Pollution May Raise Blood Pressure
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Inhaling microscopic particles could raise risk of heart disease, study finds

  • Implantable Defibrillators May Not Help Women With Heart Failure
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Analysis of previous research found little benefit for female patients

  • Drug Offers Hope Against Tough-to-Treat Hypertension
    (14-Sep-2009)
    As yet unapproved, darusentan works in different way than standard medicines

  • Most Adult Americans at Some Risk for Heart Disease
    (14-Sep-2009)
    Surging obesity rates have reversed gains, study finds

  • Busy Roads Boost Blood Pressure
    (11-Sep-2009)
    Study found those who lived near heavy traffic noise had raised readings

  • Research Seeks Cause of Preeclampsia
    (10-Sep-2009)
    Focus is system that regulates blood pressure and fluid retention in pregnant women

  • U.S. Faces Shortage of Heart Surgeons
    (10-Sep-2009)
    Too many aging Americans, too few new doctors spell trouble, experts say

  • Doctor-Patient Talk May Help Blacks With Hypertension
    (10-Sep-2009)
    Lack of communication during office visits may affect outcomes, study finds

  • Research Seeks Cause of Preeclampsia
    (10-Sep-2009)
    Focus is system that regulates blood pressure and fluid retention in pregnant women

  • U.S. Faces Shortage of Heart Surgeons
    (10-Sep-2009)
    Too many aging Americans, too few new doctors spell trouble, experts say

  • U.S. Faces Shortage of Heart Surgeons
    (10-Sep-2009)
    Too many aging Americans, too few new doctors spell trouble, experts say

  • Testing Young Athletes for Heart Defects May Save Lives
    (09-Sep-2009)
    To prevent sudden cardiac death, researchers recommend electrocardiograms

  • Metabolic Syndrome May Raise Risk of Peripheral Artery Disease
    (09-Sep-2009)
    Women much more likely to develop PAD if they had constellation of other symptoms, researchers found

  • Metabolic Syndrome May Raise Risk of Peripheral Artery Disease
    (09-Sep-2009)
    Women much more likely to develop PAD if they had constellation of other symptoms, researchers found

  • Testing Young Athletes for Heart Defects May Save Lives
    (09-Sep-2009)
    To prevent sudden cardiac death, researchers recommend electrocardiograms

  • Metabolic Syndrome May Raise Risk of Peripheral Artery Disease
    (09-Sep-2009)
    Women much more likely to develop PAD if they had constellation of other symptoms, researchers found

  • Testing Young Athletes for Heart Defects May Save Lives
    (09-Sep-2009)
    To prevent sudden cardiac death, researchers recommend electrocardiograms

  • Severe, Lasting Depression Tied to Heart Patient Deaths
    (08-Sep-2009)
    For those who have been hospitalized, risk may double over 7 years, research shows

  • Long-Term Lead Exposure Linked to Heart Deaths
    (08-Sep-2009)
    Current OSHA guidelines are probably inadequate, researchers say

  • Severe, Lasting Depression Tied to Heart Patient Deaths
    (08-Sep-2009)
    For those who have been hospitalized, risk may double over 7 years, research shows

  • Long-Term Lead Exposure Linked to Heart Deaths
    (08-Sep-2009)
    Current OSHA guidelines are probably inadequate, researchers say

  • Severe, Lasting Depression Tied to Heart Patient Deaths
    (08-Sep-2009)
    For those who have been hospitalized, risk may double over 7 years, research shows

  • Thin Thighs Might Be Harbinger of Heart Disease
    (04-Sep-2009)
    Increased risk seen in Danish study, but authors say more research is needed

  • Waist-Hip Ratio Good Gauge of Obesity in Elderly, Study Shows
    (04-Sep-2009)
    After age 70, body mass index is less effective in identifying unhealthy weight levels, researchers say

  • Thin Thighs Might Be Harbinger of Heart Disease
    (04-Sep-2009)
    Increased risk seen in Danish study, but authors say more research is needed

  • Acupuncture May Help Relieve Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
    (04-Sep-2009)
    Exercise also improves symptoms and related risk factors, study finds

  • Statins Before Vascular Surgery Cut Deaths, Complications
    (02-Sep-2009)
    Problems halved in patients getting blood-vessel repairs done, study finds

  • Statins Before Vascular Surgery Cut Deaths, Complications
    (02-Sep-2009)
    Problems halved in patients getting blood-vessel repairs done, study finds

  • Combo Therapies to Lower Cholesterol Don't Work
    (02-Sep-2009)
    Review shows evidence doesn't support using other treatments with statins

  • Statins Before Vascular Surgery Cut Deaths, Complications
    (02-Sep-2009)
    Problems halved in patients getting blood-vessel repairs done, study finds

  • Statins Before Vascular Surgery Cut Deaths, Complications
    (02-Sep-2009)
    Problems halved in patients getting blood-vessel repairs done, study finds

  • Combo Therapies to Lower Cholesterol Don't Work
    (02-Sep-2009)
    Review shows evidence doesn't support using other treatments with statins

  • Caffeine Without Healthy Diet Linked to Heart Risk
    (02-Sep-2009)
    Atrial fibrillation patients drink lots of coffee, don't eat right, study suggests

  • Stroke May Be Striking at a Younger Age
    (02-Sep-2009)
    Almost half of cases occur before 65, study finds, many younger patients not getting rehab

  • Sometimes Angioplasty Can Wait
    (01-Sep-2009)
    Artery-opening procedure can be done up to 21 hours later with milder heart attacks, study shows

  • Key Protein May Link Obesity, Diabetes, Heart Woes
    (01-Sep-2009)
    Molecule in fat tissues spurs chronic inflammation that gives rise to disease, researchers say

  • Reflux Drugs OK With Blood Thinners
    (01-Sep-2009)
    Taking antacids with anti-clotting drugs doesn't change outcomes after a heart attack, researchers find

  • Sometimes Angioplasty Can Wait
    (01-Sep-2009)
    Artery-opening procedure can be done up to 21 hours later with milder heart attacks, study shows

  • Government Best Source for U.S. Hospital Data, Study Finds
    (01-Sep-2009)
    Magazines that rank facilities don't take all measurements into account

  • Government Best Source for U.S. Hospital Data, Study Finds
    (01-Sep-2009)
    Magazines that rank facilities don't take all measurements into account

  • Key Protein May Link Obesity, Diabetes, Heart Woes
    (01-Sep-2009)
    Molecule in fat tissues spurs chronic inflammation that gives rise to disease, researchers say

  • Reflux Drugs OK With Blood Thinners
    (01-Sep-2009)
    Taking antacids with anti-clotting drugs doesn't change outcomes after a heart attack, researchers find

  • Sometimes Angioplasty Can Wait
    (01-Sep-2009)
    Artery-opening procedure can be done up to 21 hours later with milder heart attacks, study shows

  • Oldest Heart Patients May Get Most From Warfarin
    (31-Aug-2009)
    In atrial fibrillation study, blood-thinning drug best for those at highest risk of stroke

  • New Anti-Clotting Drug Beats Plavix
    (31-Aug-2009)
    Brilinta prevents heart attacks and improves survival, researchers say

  • New Anti-Clotting Drug Beats Plavix
    (31-Aug-2009)
    Brilinta prevents heart attacks and improves survival, researchers say

  • Harm Begins With a Few Cigarettes, a Little Smog
    (31-Aug-2009)
    Levels of toxins in air don't have to be high to be hazardous, studies find

  • New Anti-Clotting Drug Beats Plavix
    (31-Aug-2009)
    Brilinta prevents heart attacks and improves survival, researchers say

  • New Anti-Clotting Drug Beats Plavix
    (31-Aug-2009)
    Brilinta prevents heart attacks and improves survival, researchers say

  • Oldest Heart Patients May Get Most From Warfarin
    (31-Aug-2009)
    In atrial fibrillation study, blood-thinning drug best for those at highest risk of stroke

  • Oldest Heart Patients May Get Most From Warfarin
    (31-Aug-2009)
    In atrial fibrillation study, blood-thinning drug best for those at highest risk of stroke

  • Harm Begins With a Few Cigarettes, a Little Smog
    (31-Aug-2009)
    Levels of toxins in air don't have to be high to be hazardous, studies find

  • Surgery Better Than Angioplasty for Narrowed Neck Artery
    (30-Aug-2009)
    British study finds a reduced risk of stroke afterwards

  • Surgery Better Than Angioplasty for Narrowed Neck Artery
    (30-Aug-2009)
    British study finds a reduced risk of stroke afterwards

  • Surgery Better Than Angioplasty for Narrowed Neck Artery
    (30-Aug-2009)
    British study finds a reduced risk of stroke afterwards

  • Whole Grains, Bran May Fight Hypertension in Men
    (28-Aug-2009)
    New findings replicate similar data for women, experts say

  • Ankle Circulation Could Warn of Future Strokes
    (28-Aug-2009)
    Quick test may detect peripheral artery disease, research shows

  • Ankle Circulation Could Warn of Future Strokes
    (28-Aug-2009)
    Quick test may detect peripheral artery disease, research shows

  • How Bad Feelings Can Harm Your Health
    (27-Aug-2009)
    Studies show impact of apathy, hopelessness on cardiovascular disease

  • How Bad Feelings Can Harm Your Health
    (27-Aug-2009)
    Studies show impact of apathy, hopelessness on cardiovascular disease

  • Newer, Better Tests for Heart Attacks
    (26-Aug-2009)
    Troponin assays speed diagnosis, studies show

  • Newer, Better Tests for Heart Attacks
    (26-Aug-2009)
    Troponin assays speed diagnosis, studies show

  • Adding a Stent May Help Resolve Brain Aneurysm
    (25-Aug-2009)
    Enhanced embolization procedure is a viable option, study suggests

  • Hormone Therapy for Early Prostate Cancer Not Always Best
    (25-Aug-2009)
    Study finds treatment raises death risk in those who also have heart disease

  • Women More Prone to Die in Month After Heart Attack
    (25-Aug-2009)
    But factors other than gender may be to blame, researchers say

  • Hormone Therapy for Early Prostate Cancer Not Always Best
    (25-Aug-2009)
    Study finds treatment raises death risk in those who also have heart disease

  • Tobacco Use Kills 6 Million People Annually: Report
    (25-Aug-2009)
    And costs the global economy $500 billion each year

  • Hormone Therapy for Early Prostate Cancer Not Always Best
    (25-Aug-2009)
    Study finds treatment raises death risk in those who also have heart disease

  • Hormone Therapy for Early Prostate Cancer Not Always Best
    (25-Aug-2009)
    Study finds treatment raises death risk in those who also have heart disease

  • Tobacco Use Kills 6 Million People Annually: Report
    (25-Aug-2009)
    And costs the global economy $500 billion each year

  • Hypertension Linked to Thinking Problems in Middle Age
    (24-Aug-2009)
    Increases in diastolic pressure lead to decreases in cognition, study shows

  • Americans Are Urged to Cut Sugar Intake
    (24-Aug-2009)
    Experts recommend far fewer teaspoons a day than average person now consumes

  • Americans Are Urged to Cut Sugar Intake
    (24-Aug-2009)
    Experts recommend far fewer teaspoons a day than average person now consumes

  • Testosterone Therapy May Help Men With Heart Failure
    (24-Aug-2009)
    Injections of male hormone boosted cardiac performance in Italian study

  • Testosterone Therapy May Help Men With Heart Failure
    (24-Aug-2009)
    Injections of male hormone boosted cardiac performance in Italian study

  • Testosterone Therapy May Help Men With Heart Failure
    (24-Aug-2009)
    Injections of male hormone boosted cardiac performance in Italian study

  • Testosterone Therapy May Help Men With Heart Failure
    (24-Aug-2009)
    Injections of male hormone boosted cardiac performance in Italian study

  • Testosterone Therapy May Help Men With Heart Failure
    (24-Aug-2009)
    Injections of male hormone boosted cardiac performance in Italian study

  • Americans Are Urged to Cut Sugar Intake
    (24-Aug-2009)
    Experts recommend far fewer teaspoons a day than average person now consumes

  • Glucose Challenge in Pregnancy Could Predict Heart Disease
    (24-Aug-2009)
    Abnormal test results in those without gestational diabetes signals future heart risk, researcher says.

  • Americans Are Urged to Cut Sugar Intake
    (24-Aug-2009)
    Experts recommend far fewer teaspoons a day than average person now consumes

  • Americans Are Urged to Cut Sugar Intake
    (24-Aug-2009)
    Experts recommend far fewer teaspoons a day than average person now consumes

  • It's Back to Basics to Save a Life
    (23-Aug-2009)
    Despite new technology and methods, experts say simple CPR works best

  • It's Back to Basics to Save a Life
    (23-Aug-2009)
    Despite new technology and methods, experts say simple CPR works best

  • Medication Review May Help With Heart Failure
    (21-Aug-2009)
    Hospitalizations decline when doctors, pharmacists collaborate, study finds

  • Medication Review May Help With Heart Failure
    (21-Aug-2009)
    Hospitalizations decline when doctors, pharmacists collaborate, study finds

  • Health Tip: What's Behind My Low Blood Pressure?
    (20-Aug-2009)
    Some typical causes

  • Heart Risks Rise With Smokeless Tobacco
    (20-Aug-2009)
    Increase is small but worth noting, expert says, as product use grows

  • Heart Risks Rise With Smokeless Tobacco
    (20-Aug-2009)
    Increase is small but worth noting, expert says, as product use grows

  • Heart Risks Rise With Smokeless Tobacco
    (20-Aug-2009)
    Increase is small but worth noting, expert says, as product use grows

  • Stenting a Good Option for Left Main Heart Artery
    (19-Aug-2009)
    As effective as standard of bypass surgery, Polish study finds

  • Avandia Raises Heart Failure Risk More Than Actos
    (19-Aug-2009)
    Diabetes drug shouldn't be used when there's a safer alternative, study says

  • Stenting a Good Option for Left Main Heart Artery
    (19-Aug-2009)
    As effective as standard of bypass surgery, Polish study finds

  • Stenting a Good Option for Left Main Heart Artery
    (19-Aug-2009)
    As effective as standard of bypass surgery, Polish study finds

  • Stenting a Good Option for Left Main Heart Artery
    (19-Aug-2009)
    As effective as standard of bypass surgery, Polish study finds

  • Avandia Raises Heart Failure Risk More Than Actos
    (19-Aug-2009)
    Diabetes drug shouldn't be used when there's a safer alternative, study says

  • Stenting a Good Option for Left Main Heart Artery
    (19-Aug-2009)
    As effective as standard of bypass surgery, Polish study finds

  • Sleep Apnea Raises Risk of Death, Especially for Men: Report
    (18-Aug-2009)
    Major study links disordered breathing to deadly cardiovascular complications

  • Hospitals Reduce Heart Attack Deaths
    (18-Aug-2009)
    Study shows 10-year effort, major medical advances improved survival

  • Sleep Apnea Raises Risk of Death, Especially for Men: Report
    (18-Aug-2009)
    Major study links disordered breathing to deadly cardiovascular complications

  • Hospitals Reduce Heart Attack Deaths
    (18-Aug-2009)
    Study shows 10-year effort, major medical advances improved survival

  • Blood Pressure Drug Might Work Against MS
    (17-Aug-2009)
    Research shows inflammation link between two disorders

  • Worries May Worsen Peripheral Arterial Disease
    (17-Aug-2009)
    Distressed 'type D' personality associated with mortality risk, study suggests

  • Special Stem Cells Build 'Biological Bypass'
    (17-Aug-2009)
    In dog study, researchers saw new human coronary arteries form

  • Special Stem Cells Build 'Biological Bypass'
    (17-Aug-2009)
    In dog study, researchers saw new human coronary arteries form

  • Worries May Worsen Peripheral Arterial Disease
    (17-Aug-2009)
    Distressed 'type D' personality associated with mortality risk, study suggests

  • Special Stem Cells Build 'Biological Bypass'
    (17-Aug-2009)
    In dog study, researchers saw new human coronary arteries form

  • Web Is Becoming One-Stop Shopping for Health Help
    (16-Aug-2009)
    For support, advice or treatment, online interventions now await

  • Device May Offer Alternative to Warfarin for Arrhythmia
    (14-Aug-2009)
    Implantation in people at risk for stroke could reduce medication use, study suggests

  • Device May Offer Alternative to Warfarin for Arrhythmia
    (14-Aug-2009)
    Implantation in people at risk for stroke could reduce medication use, study suggests

  • Device May Offer Alternative to Warfarin for Arrhythmia
    (14-Aug-2009)
    Implantation in people at risk for stroke could reduce medication use, study suggests

  • Cancer Deaths Declining, Especially Among Young
    (13-Aug-2009)
    Advances in treatment, prevention and detection behind progress, study finds

  • How Weight Loss Helps the Heart
    (11-Aug-2009)
    Study found it reversed structural abnormalities seen among the obese

  • How Weight Loss Helps the Heart
    (11-Aug-2009)
    Study found it reversed structural abnormalities seen among the obese

  • How Weight Loss Helps the Heart
    (11-Aug-2009)
    Study found it reversed structural abnormalities seen among the obese

  • How Weight Loss Helps the Heart
    (11-Aug-2009)
    Study found it reversed structural abnormalities seen among the obese

  • Optimism Good for Heart and Longevity
    (10-Aug-2009)
    Less cardiovascular disease, fewer deaths among the cheerful, study finds

  • Optimism Good for Heart and Longevity
    (10-Aug-2009)
    Less cardiovascular disease, fewer deaths among the cheerful, study finds

  • More Evidence Healthy Living Brings Long Life
    (10-Aug-2009)
    Good diet, no smoking, regular exercise lower chronic disease risk by 80%, CDC study finds

  • Optimism Good for Heart and Longevity
    (10-Aug-2009)
    Less cardiovascular disease, fewer deaths among the cheerful, study finds

  • Optimism Good for Heart and Longevity
    (10-Aug-2009)
    Less cardiovascular disease, fewer deaths among the cheerful, study finds

  • Study Ties Mini-Strokes to Memory Loss
    (10-Aug-2009)
    Effects appear to differ from those of full-blown stroke

  • Blows to the Chest Up Death Risk for Lacrosse Players
    (10-Aug-2009)
    Injuries are fatal far more often than in other contact sports, study finds

  • Study Ties Mini-Strokes to Memory Loss
    (10-Aug-2009)
    Effects appear to differ from those of full-blown stroke

  • In U.S., No Comeback Seen for Hormone Therapy
    (09-Aug-2009)
    Experts say risks of long-term use still outweigh possible benefits

  • In U.S., No Comeback Seen for Hormone Therapy
    (09-Aug-2009)
    Experts say risks of long-term use still outweigh possible benefits

  • In U.S., No Comeback Seen for Hormone Therapy
    (09-Aug-2009)
    Experts say risks of long-term use still outweigh possible benefits

  • Cholesterol Screening Shouldn't Rely on Kids' Weight
    (07-Aug-2009)
    Guidelines focusing on heavier children may miss the target, study finds

  • Men With Angina Do Worse Than Women
    (06-Aug-2009)
    Doubled rate of heart attack, tripled rate of death seen in study

  • Men With Angina Do Worse Than Women
    (06-Aug-2009)
    Doubled rate of heart attack, tripled rate of death seen in study

  • Men With Angina Do Worse Than Women
    (06-Aug-2009)
    Doubled rate of heart attack, tripled rate of death seen in study

  • Men With Angina Do Worse Than Women
    (06-Aug-2009)
    Doubled rate of heart attack, tripled rate of death seen in study

  • Stroke Doubles Risk of Hip, Thigh Fractures
    (06-Aug-2009)
    Preventive measures urgently needed, researcher says

  • Combo Treatment May Ease Depression After Stroke
    (06-Aug-2009)
    Therapy plus antidepressants improves mood and recovery, study finds

  • Men With Angina Do Worse Than Women
    (06-Aug-2009)
    Doubled rate of heart attack, tripled rate of death seen in study

  • Stroke Doubles Risk of Hip, Thigh Fractures
    (06-Aug-2009)
    Preventive measures urgently needed, researcher says

  • Combo Treatment May Ease Depression After Stroke
    (06-Aug-2009)
    Therapy plus antidepressants improves mood and recovery, study finds

  • Fish Oils May Prevent and Treat Heart Disease
    (05-Aug-2009)
    Review of studies involving 40,000 people points up benefits

  • Less Aggressive Care for More Severe Heart Disease
    (05-Aug-2009)
    Paradox found in guidelines study

  • Social Stress Sends Body Fat to the Stomach
    (05-Aug-2009)
    In turn, that meant heart risks were raised, researcher says

  • Fish Oils May Prevent and Treat Heart Disease
    (05-Aug-2009)
    Review of studies involving 40,000 people points up benefits

  • Scientists Learn How Cancer Drugs Cause Hypertension
    (05-Aug-2009)
    Finding points to ways to control blood pressure, researchers say

  • Social Stress Sends Body Fat to the Stomach
    (05-Aug-2009)
    In turn, that meant heart risks were raised, researcher says

  • Fish Oils May Prevent and Treat Heart Disease
    (05-Aug-2009)
    Review of studies involving 40,000 people points up benefits

  • Social Stress Sends Body Fat to the Stomach
    (05-Aug-2009)
    In turn, that meant heart risks were raised, researcher says

  • Less Aggressive Care for More Severe Heart Disease
    (05-Aug-2009)
    Paradox found in guidelines study

  • Fish Oils May Prevent and Treat Heart Disease
    (05-Aug-2009)
    Review of studies involving 40,000 people points up benefits

  • Less Aggressive Care for More Severe Heart Disease
    (05-Aug-2009)
    Paradox found in guidelines study

  • Induced Labor May Improve Outcome in Risky Pregnancies
    (04-Aug-2009)
    Delivery at 37 weeks helps women with hypertensive disorders, study finds

  • Midlife Heart Risk Factors Linked to Later Dementia
    (04-Aug-2009)
    High cholesterol, hypertension, diabetes and smoking raise Alzheimer's risk

  • Young Vets With PTSD More Prone to Heart Risk Factors
    (04-Aug-2009)
    Researcher suspects mental health issues may lead to unhealthy habits

  • Young Vets With PTSD More Prone to Heart Risk Factors
    (04-Aug-2009)
    Researcher suspects mental health issues may lead to unhealthy habits

  • Young Vets With PTSD More Prone to Heart Risk Factors
    (04-Aug-2009)
    Researcher suspects mental health issues may lead to unhealthy habits

  • Young Vets With PTSD More Prone to Heart Risk Factors
    (04-Aug-2009)
    Researcher suspects mental health issues may lead to unhealthy habits

  • Young Vets With PTSD More Prone to Heart Risk Factors
    (04-Aug-2009)
    Researcher suspects mental health issues may lead to unhealthy habits

  • Young Kids' Screen Time May Raise Blood Pressure
    (03-Aug-2009)
    Watching TV raises risk more than other low-level activities, such as painting, study finds

  • Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Heart Risk Factors in Kids
    (03-Aug-2009)
    Studies find many U.S. children not getting enough

  • Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Heart Risk Factors in Kids
    (03-Aug-2009)
    Studies find many U.S. children not getting enough

  • Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Heart Risk Factors in Kids
    (03-Aug-2009)
    Studies find many U.S. children not getting enough

  • More Kids Becoming Severely Obese
    (31-Jul-2009)
    Expert urges additional programs, and coverage, for health effects

  • Response Times Vary for In-Hospital Heart Attacks
    (31-Jul-2009)
    Uneven results seen with defibrillation delays, researchers say

  • Response Times Vary for In-Hospital Heart Attacks
    (31-Jul-2009)
    Uneven results seen with defibrillation delays, researchers say

  • Response Times Vary for In-Hospital Heart Attacks
    (31-Jul-2009)
    Uneven results seen with defibrillation delays, researchers say

  • Blood Transfusions Not Linked to Long-Term Problems
    (31-Jul-2009)
    No evidence that cancer cells or other health conditions are spread, study finds

  • Spleen May Help Heart Recover From Disease
    (30-Jul-2009)
    Low-profile organ plays a big role in immune response, study finds

  • Spleen May Help Heart Recover From Disease
    (30-Jul-2009)
    Low-profile organ plays a big role in immune response, study finds

  • Calcium Scan of Arteries Helps Spot Big Trouble
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Study shows it predicts severe events in those with known heart disease

  • Calcium Scan of Arteries Helps Spot Big Trouble
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Study shows it predicts severe events in those with known heart disease

  • Put Defibrillators in High-Traffic Spots, Studies Urge
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Experts warn against politicizing their placement

  • Calcium Scan of Arteries Helps Spot Big Trouble
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Study shows it predicts severe events in those with known heart disease

  • Calcium Scan of Arteries Helps Spot Big Trouble
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Study shows it predicts severe events in those with known heart disease

  • Put Defibrillators in High-Traffic Spots, Studies Urge
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Experts warn against politicizing their placement

  • Calcium Scan of Arteries Helps Spot Big Trouble
    (29-Jul-2009)
    Study shows it predicts severe events in those with known heart disease

  • Heart Surgeon Shortage Predicted
    (28-Jul-2009)
    Trend toward stenting rather than bypass could be a cause, expert says

  • Stent Studies Tied to Rapid Changes in Use
    (28-Jul-2009)
    Fast dissemination of data may become main stimulus for change, experts say

  • More Dairy, Calcium in Childhood Could Mean Longer Life
    (28-Jul-2009)
    Study beginning in 1930s suggests link, but experts unsure

  • Stent Studies Tied to Rapid Changes in Use
    (28-Jul-2009)
    Fast dissemination of data may become main stimulus for change, experts say

  • Heart Surgeon Shortage Predicted
    (28-Jul-2009)
    Trend toward stenting rather than bypass could be a cause, expert says

  • More Dairy, Calcium in Childhood Could Mean Longer Life
    (28-Jul-2009)
    Study beginning in 1930s suggests link, but experts unsure

  • People Over 60 at Risk for 'Silent Stroke'
    (27-Jul-2009)
    High blood pressure and other factors play role, study says

  • Many Heart Attack Patients Not Referred to Cardiac Rehab
    (27-Jul-2009)
    Despite benefits, only slightly more than half get it, study shows

  • Many Heart Attack Patients Not Referred to Cardiac Rehab
    (27-Jul-2009)
    Despite benefits, only slightly more than half get it, study shows

  • Many Heart Attack Patients Not Referred to Cardiac Rehab
    (27-Jul-2009)
    Despite benefits, only slightly more than half get it, study shows

  • High-Salt Diet Dampens Effects of Blood Pressure Drugs
    (27-Jul-2009)
    To avoid sodium in processed foods, experts advise reading food labels

  • People Over 60 at Risk for 'Silent Stroke'
    (27-Jul-2009)
    High blood pressure and other factors play role, study says

  • Many Heart Attack Patients Not Referred to Cardiac Rehab
    (27-Jul-2009)
    Despite benefits, only slightly more than half get it, study shows

  • People Over 60 at Risk for 'Silent Stroke'
    (27-Jul-2009)
    High blood pressure and other factors play role, study says

  • Many Heart Attack Patients Not Referred to Cardiac Rehab
    (27-Jul-2009)
    Despite benefits, only slightly more than half get it, study shows

  • People Over 60 at Risk for 'Silent Stroke'
    (27-Jul-2009)
    High blood pressure and other factors play role, study says

  • Giving Statins to Kids Provokes Debate
    (26-Jul-2009)
    Cholesterol-lowering drugs may help young hearts, but long-term use raises concerns

  • Giving Statins to Kids Provokes Debate
    (26-Jul-2009)
    Cholesterol-lowering drugs may help young hearts, but long-term use raises concerns

  • Giving Statins to Kids Provokes Debate
    (26-Jul-2009)
    Cholesterol-lowering drugs may help young hearts, but long-term use raises concerns

  • Agent Orange Linked to Parkinson's, Heart Disease
    (24-Jul-2009)
    Study finds possible increased risk of both conditions among Vietnam vets

  • Injection May Heal Damaged Heart
    (23-Jul-2009)
    In mouse study, injured tissue and coronary function are restored

  • New Anesthesia May Be Safer for Critically Ill
    (23-Jul-2009)
    Lab tests of MOC-etomidate detected no sudden drops in blood pressure

  • Injection May Heal Damaged Heart
    (23-Jul-2009)
    In mouse study, injured tissue and coronary function are restored

  • Injection May Heal Damaged Heart
    (23-Jul-2009)
    In mouse study, injured tissue and coronary function are restored

  • Beta-Blockers Tied to Higher Cataract Risk
    (23-Jul-2009)
    But the finding shouldn't affect use of the popular blood pressure drugs, experts say

  • Injection May Heal Damaged Heart
    (23-Jul-2009)
    In mouse study, injured tissue and coronary function are restored

  • Stem Cells Used for 'Biological Pacemaker'
    (23-Jul-2009)
    In experiments with mice, researchers corrected electrical problems of the heart

  • Injection May Heal Damaged Heart
    (23-Jul-2009)
    In mouse study, injured tissue and coronary function are restored

  • Attention Training Might Help Stroke Victims
    (23-Jul-2009)
    Program to improve focus got mixed results, researchers say

  • Stem Cells Used for 'Biological Pacemaker'
    (23-Jul-2009)
    In experiments with mice, researchers corrected electrical problems of the heart

  • Attention Training Might Help Stroke Victims
    (23-Jul-2009)
    Program to improve focus got mixed results, researchers say

  • Carotid Artery Sections React Differently to Plaque
    (22-Jul-2009)
    Findings may help explain location of deadly builups

  • Carotid Artery Sections React Differently to Plaque
    (22-Jul-2009)
    Findings may help explain location of deadly builups

  • Carotid Artery Sections React Differently to Plaque
    (22-Jul-2009)
    Findings may help explain location of deadly builups

  • Carotid Artery Sections React Differently to Plaque
    (22-Jul-2009)
    Findings may help explain location of deadly builups

  • Studies Show Genetic Activity of Antioxidants
    (21-Jul-2009)
    Clues found on how they help arteries stay clear and healthy

  • Studies Affirm Value of Healthy Lifestyle
    (21-Jul-2009)
    Those who ate right, exercised lowered chances of cardiovascular trouble

  • Studies Affirm Value of Healthy Lifestyle
    (21-Jul-2009)
    Those who ate right, exercised lowered chances of cardiovascular trouble

  • Studies Affirm Value of Healthy Lifestyle
    (21-Jul-2009)
    Those who ate right, exercised lowered chances of cardiovascular trouble

  • Studies Affirm Value of Healthy Lifestyle
    (21-Jul-2009)
    Those who ate right, exercised lowered chances of cardiovascular trouble

  • Hope for Damaged Heart Muscle
    (20-Jul-2009)
    In lab study, re-engineered cells show promise for cardiac treatment

  • Hope for Damaged Heart Muscle
    (20-Jul-2009)
    In lab study, re-engineered cells show promise for cardiac treatment

  • Vein Condition May Mask Serious Clot Disorder
    (20-Jul-2009)
    Superficial vein thrombosis linked to deep vein thrombosis, study says

  • Five Hypertension Genes Found in Black Americans
    (17-Jul-2009)
    Could be targets for new treatments, researchers say

  • FDA Investigating Safety of Asthma Drug Xolair
    (16-Jul-2009)
    Injected medication may be linked to higher risk of heart attack, stroke, agency says

  • Lower IQ Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Deaths
    (15-Jul-2009)
    Public health messages should be simplified, study finds

  • Vein Removal Method Linked to Bypass Results
    (15-Jul-2009)
    More long-term problems seen with minimally invasive technique

  • Gene Mutation Is Linked to Heart Muscle Disease
    (15-Jul-2009)
    Findings shed light on understanding of dilated cardiomyopathy

  • Lower IQ Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Deaths
    (15-Jul-2009)
    Public health messages should be simplified, study finds

  • Lower IQ Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Deaths
    (15-Jul-2009)
    Public health messages should be simplified, study finds

  • Fitness Might Limit Stroke's Impact
    (14-Jul-2009)
    People who exercise prior to attack do better, study finds

  • Walking, Biking to Work Pays Off
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Active commuters are slimmer and fitter, study finds

  • Heart Defect Spotted During Surgery May Not Need Repair
    (14-Jul-2009)
    Those with patent foramen ovale don't seem to benefit from intervention, study finds

  • Fitness Might Limit Stroke's Impact
    (14-Jul-2009)
    People who exercise prior to attack do better, study finds

  • Coronary Calcium Scans Can Raise Cancer Risks
    (13-Jul-2009)
    But study finds wide range of doses, lack of protocols for this screening test

  • Coronary Calcium Scans Can Raise Cancer Risks
    (13-Jul-2009)
    But study finds wide range of doses, lack of protocols for this screening test

  • Effient Sanctioned for Angioplasty Patients
    (10-Jul-2009)
    To reduce the risk of blood clots

  • Blood Rush to the Brain When Angry Is a Good Sign
    (10-Jul-2009)
    Healthy reaction to mental stress not seen in those with high blood pressure, study finds

  • Blood Rush to the Brain When Angry Is a Good Sign
    (10-Jul-2009)
    Healthy reaction to mental stress not seen in those with high blood pressure, study finds

  • Effient Sanctioned for Angioplasty Patients
    (10-Jul-2009)
    To reduce the risk of blood clots

  • Blood Rush to the Brain When Angry Is a Good Sign
    (10-Jul-2009)
    Healthy reaction to mental stress not seen in those with high blood pressure, study finds

  • Effient Sanctioned for Angioplasty Patients
    (10-Jul-2009)
    To reduce the risk of blood clots

  • Study Pinpoints Risk Factors for Death in Young Stroke Victims
    (09-Jul-2009)
    Many can be modified, treated to improve odds, experts say

  • Stroke in Children Rare But Costly
    (09-Jul-2009)
    U.S. study finds pricetag hits $42 million a year

  • Study Pinpoints Risk Factors for Death in Young Stroke Victims
    (09-Jul-2009)
    Many can be modified, treated to improve odds, experts say

  • Stroke in Children Rare But Costly
    (09-Jul-2009)
    U.S. study finds pricetag hits $42 million a year

  • Study Pinpoints Risk Factors for Death in Young Stroke Victims
    (09-Jul-2009)
    Many can be modified, treated to improve odds, experts say

  • 'Easter Island' Drug Adds Years to Mice
    (08-Jul-2009)
    Prospects for extending human life remain unclear, researchers say

  • Vegetable Amino Acid Lowers Blood Pressure
    (08-Jul-2009)
    Get plenty of it in your diet, researchers say

  • Vegetable Amino Acid Lowers Blood Pressure
    (08-Jul-2009)
    Get plenty of it in your diet, researchers say

  • Vegetable Amino Acid Lowers Blood Pressure
    (08-Jul-2009)
    Get plenty of it in your diet, researchers say

  • Genes Linked to Cholesterol in Cells Are Identified
    (07-Jul-2009)
    Discovery could lead to new treatment targets, researchers say

  • Mini-Strokes May Cause Vision Loss
    (07-Jul-2009)
    Hong Kong researchers implicate silent infarcts in glaucoma

  • Fewer Dying Now From Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms
    (06-Jul-2009)
    Researchers credit better postoperative care for the improvement

  • Statins May Cause Muscle Damage in Some Patients
    (06-Jul-2009)
    People with serious muscle aches showed muscle fiber damage even after halting drugs, researchers say

  • On Memory, Older Americans Outsmart the English
    (03-Jul-2009)
    Education, income and health care may explain results, study says

  • On Memory, Older Americans Outsmart the English
    (03-Jul-2009)
    Education, income and health care may explain results, study says

  • Increasing Alcohol Use Tied to More Hospitalization
    (02-Jul-2009)
    Heavy drinkers were affected most, but link holds for even mild use, study finds

  • Increasing Alcohol Use Tied to More Hospitalization
    (02-Jul-2009)
    Heavy drinkers were affected most, but link holds for even mild use, study finds

  • Increasing Alcohol Use Tied to More Hospitalization
    (02-Jul-2009)
    Heavy drinkers were affected most, but link holds for even mild use, study finds

  • Multaq Sanctioned for Heart Rhythm Disorders
    (02-Jul-2009)
    Atrial fibrillation or atrial flutter

  • Study Supports Wider Use of Statins
    (01-Jul-2009)
    Data shows reduction in heart attacks, strokes among those without established heart disease

  • Obesity Rates Continue to Climb in U.S.
    (01-Jul-2009)
    Eight of 10 states with highest number of obese adults are in the South, report says

  • Study Supports Wider Use of Statins
    (01-Jul-2009)
    Data shows reduction in heart attacks, strokes among those without established heart disease

  • Master Stem Cell for Human Heart Identified
    (01-Jul-2009)
    Researchers say it may hold key to understanding how to repair the organ

  • Study Supports Wider Use of Statins
    (01-Jul-2009)
    Data shows reduction in heart attacks, strokes among those without established heart disease

  • Master Stem Cell for Human Heart Identified
    (01-Jul-2009)
    Researchers say it may hold key to understanding how to repair the organ

  • Obesity Rates Continue to Climb in U.S.
    (01-Jul-2009)
    Eight of 10 states with highest number of obese adults are in the South, report says

  • Even After Death, Heart Attack Treatment May Not End
    (30-Jun-2009)
    Too often, EMS crews feel obliged to bring unresponsive patient to hospital, study finds

  • U.S. Doctors Treat Heart Attack With Man's Own Stem Cells
    (30-Jun-2009)
    Pioneering procedure aims to repair damaged cardiac muscle, surgeons say

  • Metabolic Syndrome May Make Breast Cancer More Likely
    (30-Jun-2009)
    Study finds increased risk for postmenopausal women

  • Newer Blood Tests May Not Improve Heart Risk Assessment
    (30-Jun-2009)
    CRP, other disease-linked factors don't perform better than standard criteria, study finds

  • Newer Blood Tests May Not Improve Heart Risk Assessment
    (30-Jun-2009)
    CRP, other disease-linked factors don't perform better than standard criteria, study finds

  • Newer Blood Tests May Not Improve Heart Risk Assessment
    (30-Jun-2009)
    CRP, other disease-linked factors don't perform better than standard criteria, study finds

  • Newer Blood Tests May Not Improve Heart Risk Assessment
    (30-Jun-2009)
    CRP, other disease-linked factors don't perform better than standard criteria, study finds

  • U.S. Doctors Treat Heart Attack With Man's Own Stem Cells
    (30-Jun-2009)
    Pioneering procedure aims to repair damaged cardiac muscle, surgeons say

  • Metabolic Syndrome May Make Breast Cancer More Likely
    (30-Jun-2009)
    Study finds increased risk for postmenopausal women

  • Even After Death, Heart Attack Treatment May Not End
    (30-Jun-2009)
    Too often, EMS crews feel obliged to bring unresponsive patient to hospital, study finds

  • Depression, Anxiety Bad for the Heart
    (29-Jun-2009)
    Two new studies show effects on angina and mortality

  • Depression, Anxiety Bad for the Heart
    (29-Jun-2009)
    Two new studies show effects on angina and mortality

  • Depression, Anxiety Bad for the Heart
    (29-Jun-2009)
    Two new studies show effects on angina and mortality

  • Sporadic Spikes in Blood Pressure Hike Chances of Hypertension
    (29-Jun-2009)
    People who have them in doctor's office, for example, at risk, study shows

  • Sporadic Spikes in Blood Pressure Hike Chances of Hypertension
    (29-Jun-2009)
    People who have them in doctor's office, for example, at risk, study shows

  • Depression, Anxiety Bad for the Heart
    (29-Jun-2009)
    Two new studies show effects on angina and mortality

  • Depression, Anxiety Bad for the Heart
    (29-Jun-2009)
    Two new studies show effects on angina and mortality

  • Jackson's Death Puts Spotlight on Sudden Cardiac Arrest
    (28-Jun-2009)
    It's deadlier than a heart attack, experts say, with chances for survival slim

  • Jackson's Death Puts Spotlight on Sudden Cardiac Arrest
    (28-Jun-2009)
    It's deadlier than a heart attack, experts say, with chances for survival slim

  • HIV Patients May Have Stiffer Arteries
    (26-Jun-2009)
    But not significant enough to halt drug therapy, researchers say

  • HIV Patients May Have Stiffer Arteries
    (26-Jun-2009)
    But not significant enough to halt drug therapy, researchers say

  • Slow Decline Often Follows Stroke Recovery
    (25-Jun-2009)
    People with less access to health care may deteriorate most, study finds

  • Slow Decline Often Follows Stroke Recovery
    (25-Jun-2009)
    People with less access to health care may deteriorate most, study finds

  • Quick Angioplasty Best After Heart Attacks
    (24-Jun-2009)
    Canadian study shows better survival when compared to those who got clot-busting treatment

  • Migraine Frequency Tied to Stroke, Heart Attack Risk
    (24-Jun-2009)
    But the link with cardiovascular disease is complex and not a cause for alarm, doctor says

  • Quick Angioplasty Best After Heart Attacks
    (24-Jun-2009)
    Canadian study shows better survival when compared to those who got clot-busting treatment

  • Quick Angioplasty Best After Heart Attacks
    (24-Jun-2009)
    Canadian study shows better survival when compared to those who got clot-busting treatment

  • Quick Angioplasty Best After Heart Attacks
    (24-Jun-2009)
    Canadian study shows better survival when compared to those who got clot-busting treatment

  • Quick Angioplasty Best After Heart Attacks
    (24-Jun-2009)
    Canadian study shows better survival when compared to those who got clot-busting treatment

  • Eat Well, Live Longer
    (23-Jun-2009)
    Age-old advice to eat healthy pays off in longevity, study finds

  • Electrocardiogram Blip Signals Heart Trouble
    (23-Jun-2009)
    Greater risk of atrial fibrillation, need for pacemaker, early death, study shows

  • Electrocardiogram Blip Signals Heart Trouble
    (23-Jun-2009)
    Greater risk of atrial fibrillation, need for pacemaker, early death, study shows

  • Sleep Disorders Linked to Arrhythmias
    (23-Jun-2009)
    Older men with breathing irregularities are at greater risk of heart-rhythm abnormality: study

  • New Heart Valve Repair System Tested for Safety
    (23-Jun-2009)
    Reversible implant appears safe, but more study is needed, researchers say

  • Music Can Make the Heart Beat Faster
    (22-Jun-2009)
    Or slower, with possible medical applications, research suggests

  • Global Efforts to Lower 'Bad' Cholesterol Working
    (22-Jun-2009)
    Survey of nine countries finds improvements over 10-year period

  • Music Can Make the Heart Beat Faster
    (22-Jun-2009)
    Or slower, with possible medical applications, research suggests

  • Music Can Make the Heart Beat Faster
    (22-Jun-2009)
    Or slower, with possible medical applications, research suggests

  • Music Can Make the Heart Beat Faster
    (22-Jun-2009)
    Or slower, with possible medical applications, research suggests

  • Global Efforts to Lower 'Bad' Cholesterol Working
    (22-Jun-2009)
    Survey of nine countries finds improvements over 10-year period

  • Heart Attacks Less Often Fatal Today
    (21-Jun-2009)
    Improved care and overall better health are credited with improved survival odds

  • Heart Attacks Less Often Fatal Today
    (21-Jun-2009)
    Improved care and overall better health are credited with improved survival odds

  • Heart Attacks Less Often Fatal Today
    (21-Jun-2009)
    Improved care and overall better health are credited with improved survival odds

  • Heart Attacks Less Often Fatal Today
    (21-Jun-2009)
    Improved care and overall better health are credited with improved survival odds

  • Health Tip: Life After a Heart Attack
    (19-Jun-2009)
    General suggestions for your recovery

  • Omega-3 Fatty Acids Might Curb Depression in Heart Patients
    (18-Jun-2009)
    Study found low levels in bloodstream correlated with increased risk

  • Omega-3 Fatty Acids Might Curb Depression in Heart Patients
    (18-Jun-2009)
    Study found low levels in bloodstream correlated with increased risk

  • Health Tip: High Blood Pressure While You're Pregnant
    (18-Jun-2009)
    Suggestions for a safer pregnancy

  • Health Tip: Help Prevent Metabolic Syndrome
    (18-Jun-2009)
    A possible precursor to diabetes and heart disease

  • Omega-3 Fatty Acids Might Curb Depression in Heart Patients
    (18-Jun-2009)
    Study found low levels in bloodstream correlated with increased risk

  • Health Tip: Help Prevent Metabolic Syndrome
    (18-Jun-2009)
    A possible precursor to diabetes and heart disease

  • Omega-3 Fatty Acids Might Curb Depression in Heart Patients
    (18-Jun-2009)
    Study found low levels in bloodstream correlated with increased risk

  • Omega-3 Fatty Acids Might Curb Depression in Heart Patients
    (18-Jun-2009)
    Study found low levels in bloodstream correlated with increased risk

  • Health Tip: Help Prevent Metabolic Syndrome
    (18-Jun-2009)
    A possible precursor to diabetes and heart disease

  • New Anticoagulant Pill Works Well in Trial
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Lower doses safe and effective after heart attack and stroke

  • Newest Coated Stent Does Well in Real-World Trial
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Safe and effective in an 'all-comer population,' researchers say

  • New Anticoagulant Pill Works Well in Trial
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Lower doses safe and effective after heart attack and stroke

  • Newest Coated Stent Does Well in Real-World Trial
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Safe and effective in an 'all-comer population,' researchers say

  • Newest Coated Stent Does Well in Real-World Trial
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Safe and effective in an 'all-comer population,' researchers say

  • Newest Coated Stent Does Well in Real-World Trial
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Safe and effective in an 'all-comer population,' researchers say

  • New Anticoagulant Pill Works Well in Trial
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Lower doses safe and effective after heart attack and stroke

  • Calling All Heart Patients
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Phone, Internet interventions can improve prognosis for cardiac disease, researchers say

  • Newest Coated Stent Does Well in Real-World Trial
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Safe and effective in an 'all-comer population,' researchers say

  • New Anticoagulant Pill Works Well in Trial
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Lower doses safe and effective after heart attack and stroke

  • Calling All Heart Patients
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Phone, Internet interventions can improve prognosis for cardiac disease, researchers say

  • Radiation May Raise Stroke Risk After Hodgkin's
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Expert urges use of alternative to 'toxic' treatment

  • Calling All Heart Patients
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Phone, Internet interventions can improve prognosis for cardiac disease, researchers say

  • New Anticoagulant Pill Works Well in Trial
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Lower doses safe and effective after heart attack and stroke

  • Calling All Heart Patients
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Phone, Internet interventions can improve prognosis for cardiac disease, researchers say

  • Stroke Damage Is Less in Rats Given Opioids
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Drugs induce a state of hibernation that improves recovery, study shows

  • Newest Coated Stent Does Well in Real-World Trial
    (17-Jun-2009)
    Safe and effective in an 'all-comer population,' researchers say

  • Lifestyle May Counter Blood Pressure Genes
    (16-Jun-2009)
    Smoking, drinking and more can override what you're born with, study finds

  • Little Steps Add Up to Major Reductions in Blood Pressure
    (16-Jun-2009)
    Boosting patients' awareness lowers risk of stroke and heart trouble, study found

  • Little Steps Add Up to Major Reductions in Blood Pressure
    (16-Jun-2009)
    Boosting patients' awareness lowers risk of stroke and heart trouble, study found

  • Lifestyle May Counter Blood Pressure Genes
    (16-Jun-2009)
    Smoking, drinking and more can override what you're born with, study finds

  • Little Steps Add Up to Major Reductions in Blood Pressure
    (16-Jun-2009)
    Boosting patients' awareness lowers risk of stroke and heart trouble, study found

  • A Substitute for Those Who Can't Take Statins?
    (15-Jun-2009)
    Red yeast rice does well in small trial, but there are potential risks

  • Psoriasis Raises Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke, Death
    (15-Jun-2009)
    Inflammation looks like common thread, researcher says

  • Psoriasis Raises Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke, Death
    (15-Jun-2009)
    Inflammation looks like common thread, researcher says

  • ADHD Drugs Linked to Sudden Death in Kids
    (15-Jun-2009)
    But these unexplained events are exceedingly rare, study finds

  • A Substitute for Those Who Can't Take Statins?
    (15-Jun-2009)
    Red yeast rice does well in small trial, but there are potential risks

  • Heart Association Warns of Surgery Risks in Obese
    (15-Jun-2009)
    Complications may include wound infections, heart problems, new advisory says

  • Heart Association Warns of Surgery Risks in Obese
    (15-Jun-2009)
    Complications may include wound infections, heart problems, new advisory says

  • Psoriasis Raises Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke, Death
    (15-Jun-2009)
    Inflammation looks like common thread, researcher says

  • Anatomy Report Card: Public Gets an 'F'
    (12-Jun-2009)
    Ignorance could hamper doctor-patient communication, expert says

  • Heart Damage After Vascular Surgery Raises Death Risks
    (12-Jun-2009)
    Screening is urged because many people have no symptoms, researchers say

  • Cornflakes, White Bread Could Boost Heart Risk
    (11-Jun-2009)
    'High-glycemic' carbs like these hamper blood vessel function, study shows

  • Cornflakes, White Bread Could Boost Heart Risk
    (11-Jun-2009)
    'High-glycemic' carbs like these hamper blood vessel function, study shows

  • Health Secrets of Red Wine Uncovered
    (11-Jun-2009)
    But for maximum benefits, sip don't gulp, research shows

  • Studies Report More Harmful Effects From BPA
    (10-Jun-2009)
    Chemical in plastics may hurt heart and fertility, researchers say

  • Reduced-Radiation Heart Scans Don't Compromise on Quality
    (09-Jun-2009)
    New techniques bring equivalent results without the potential dangers, study shows

  • Another Blood Fat Fuels Heart Attack Risk
    (09-Jun-2009)
    Danish study fingers high levels of lipoprotein(a)

  • Another Blood Fat Fuels Heart Attack Risk
    (09-Jun-2009)
    Danish study fingers high levels of lipoprotein(a)

  • Another Blood Fat Fuels Heart Attack Risk
    (09-Jun-2009)
    Danish study fingers high levels of lipoprotein(a)

  • Reduced-Radiation Heart Scans Don't Compromise on Quality
    (09-Jun-2009)
    New techniques bring equivalent results without the potential dangers, study shows

  • Another Blood Fat Fuels Heart Attack Risk
    (09-Jun-2009)
    Danish study fingers high levels of lipoprotein(a)

  • Lack of Sleep Can Raise Blood Pressure Over Time
    (08-Jun-2009)
    Risk increased as sleep duration decreased, researchers found

  • Know Your Odds for Heart Failure
    (08-Jun-2009)
    Lifestyle plays key role, study confirms, and a new 'calculator' helps gauge risk

  • Drugs Best First Defense Against Heart Disease for Diabetics
    (08-Jun-2009)
    Study finds medicines typically do as well as surgery, especially in less severe cases

  • Know Your Odds for Heart Failure
    (08-Jun-2009)
    Lifestyle plays key role, study confirms, and a new 'calculator' helps gauge risk

  • Drugs Best First Defense Against Heart Disease for Diabetics
    (08-Jun-2009)
    Study finds medicines typically do as well as surgery, especially in less severe cases

  • Know Your Odds for Heart Failure
    (08-Jun-2009)
    Lifestyle plays key role, study confirms, and a new 'calculator' helps gauge risk

  • Drugs Best First Defense Against Heart Disease for Diabetics
    (08-Jun-2009)
    Study finds medicines typically do as well as surgery, especially in less severe cases

  • Know Your Odds for Heart Failure
    (08-Jun-2009)
    Lifestyle plays key role, study confirms, and a new 'calculator' helps gauge risk

  • Avandia Raises Risk of Heart Failure, Fractures
    (05-Jun-2009)
    But study found diabetes drug didn't increase chances of heart disease, death

  • Avandia Raises Risk of Heart Failure, Fractures
    (05-Jun-2009)
    But study found diabetes drug didn't increase chances of heart disease, death

  • Young Ballerinas May Face Heart, Bone Risks
    (05-Jun-2009)
    Too few calories, too much exertion can spell danger, study warns

  • Fewer Deaths Occurring From Brain Bleeds
    (04-Jun-2009)
    Better diagnosis, treatments behind decrease, researchers say

  • Fewer Deaths Occurring From Brain Bleeds
    (04-Jun-2009)
    Better diagnosis, treatments behind decrease, researchers say

  • Pay-for-Performance Doesn't Shortchange Patients
    (03-Jun-2009)
    VA study found those with complicated conditions still received high-quality care

  • Opening Arteries With Drug-Coated Stents OK Over 70
    (03-Jun-2009)
    Age not a factor in treatment outcome, new study shows

  • Opening Arteries With Drug-Coated Stents OK Over 70
    (03-Jun-2009)
    Age not a factor in treatment outcome, new study shows

  • Weight-Loss Surgery Options Compared in Super-Obese
    (02-Jun-2009)
    Duodenal switch may be more effective than gastric bypass, researchers say

  • Heart Drug Combos Raise Risk of Gastrointestinal Bleeding
    (02-Jun-2009)
    Specialists should consider risks vs. benefits, researcher says

  • Research Finds 'New Crop' of Breast Cancer Genes
    (01-Jun-2009)
    Study in mice also suggests possible treatment with blood pressure med

  • Mini-Stroke Can Mean Major One Within Hours
    (01-Jun-2009)
    If full-blown stroke occurs, it often comes within a day, study shows

  • Women Who Run May Benefit From Extra Folic Acid
    (31-May-2009)
    In athletes who stop menstruating, supplements boost vascular function, study finds

  • Laughter Can Boost Heart Health
    (29-May-2009)
    Research finds it improves blood flow and may help ward off high blood pressure

  • Laughter Can Boost Heart Health
    (29-May-2009)
    Research finds it improves blood flow and may help ward off high blood pressure

  • Value of Taking Aspirin to Cut Heart Risk Varies
    (29-May-2009)
    For those with no history of heart disease, risks may outweigh benefits, research suggests

  • Laughter Can Boost Heart Health
    (29-May-2009)
    Research finds it improves blood flow and may help ward off high blood pressure

  • Laughter Can Boost Heart Health
    (29-May-2009)
    Research finds it improves blood flow and may help ward off high blood pressure

  • Value of Taking Aspirin to Cut Heart Risk Varies
    (29-May-2009)
    For those with no history of heart disease, risks may outweigh benefits, research suggests

  • Value of Taking Aspirin to Cut Heart Risk Varies
    (29-May-2009)
    For those with no history of heart disease, risks may outweigh benefits, research suggests

  • Cancer Survivors Can Still Be Fit, Study Asserts
    (28-May-2009)
    Therapies do not appear to hamper cardiovascular health

  • Brain Can 'See' Objects Through Touch
    (28-May-2009)
    Tactile input plays a key role in visualization, study finds

  • Compression Stockings Offer Little Benefit After Stroke
    (28-May-2009)
    Risk of blood clots not affected by their use, new research shows

  • Window for Stroke Treatment Opens Wider
    (28-May-2009)
    Clot-busting drug found effective 4.5 hours after symptoms begin

  • Brain Can 'See' Objects Through Touch
    (28-May-2009)
    Tactile input plays a key role in visualization, study finds

  • Compression Stockings Offer Little Benefit After Stroke
    (28-May-2009)
    Risk of blood clots not affected by their use, new research shows

  • Window for Stroke Treatment Opens Wider
    (28-May-2009)
    Clot-busting drug found effective 4.5 hours after symptoms begin

  • Gum Disease, Heart Disease Share Genetic Link
    (26-May-2009)
    Discovery helps explain association between the two illnesses

  • NFL Players Not at Increased Heart Risk
    (26-May-2009)
    Study finds they showed no more signs of cardiovascular trouble than general male population

  • Hardened Arteries Threaten Obese, Diabetic Youth
    (26-May-2009)
    Ultrasound shows damage tied to rising odds for stroke, heart attack, researchers say

  • Gum Disease, Heart Disease Share Genetic Link
    (26-May-2009)
    Discovery helps explain association between the two illnesses

  • NFL Players Not at Increased Heart Risk
    (26-May-2009)
    Study finds they showed no more signs of cardiovascular trouble than general male population

  • NFL Players Not at Increased Heart Risk
    (26-May-2009)
    Study finds they showed no more signs of cardiovascular trouble than general male population

  • NFL Players Not at Increased Heart Risk
    (26-May-2009)
    Study finds they showed no more signs of cardiovascular trouble than general male population

  • Gum Disease, Heart Disease Share Genetic Link
    (26-May-2009)
    Discovery helps explain association between the two illnesses

  • Adcirca Approved for Lung Disorder
    (26-May-2009)
    Drug has the same active ingredient as Cialis

  • Gum Disease, Heart Disease Share Genetic Link
    (26-May-2009)
    Discovery helps explain association between the two illnesses

  • Hardened Arteries Threaten Obese, Diabetic Youth
    (26-May-2009)
    Ultrasound shows damage tied to rising odds for stroke, heart attack, researchers say

  • Statins Can Help Prevent Second Stroke
    (26-May-2009)
    New study strengthens prior research on the cholesterol-lowering drugs

  • Strict Blood Sugar Control Lowers Heart Risks in Diabetics
    (22-May-2009)
    It prevents many complications of chronic disease, experts say

  • Strict Blood Sugar Control Lowers Heart Risks in Diabetics
    (22-May-2009)
    It prevents many complications of chronic disease, experts say

  • With Heart Attacks, Fast Treatment Matters
    (20-May-2009)
    The sooner angioplasty is done, the lower the death rate, study finds

  • When Chest Pain Requires Quick Action in ER
    (20-May-2009)
    Urgency needed in only one-third of cases, study says

  • When Chest Pain Requires Quick Action in ER
    (20-May-2009)
    Urgency needed in only one-third of cases, study says

  • With Heart Attacks, Fast Treatment Matters
    (20-May-2009)
    The sooner angioplasty is done, the lower the death rate, study finds

  • When Chest Pain Requires Quick Action in ER
    (20-May-2009)
    Urgency needed in only one-third of cases, study says

  • When Chest Pain Requires Quick Action in ER
    (20-May-2009)
    Urgency needed in only one-third of cases, study says

  • With Heart Attacks, Fast Treatment Matters
    (20-May-2009)
    The sooner angioplasty is done, the lower the death rate, study finds

  • When Chest Pain Requires Quick Action in ER
    (20-May-2009)
    Urgency needed in only one-third of cases, study says

  • Stem Cells May Offer New Way to Treat Blocked Arteries
    (19-May-2009)
    Injections into heart restore blood flow in small study

  • Stem Cells May Offer New Way to Treat Blocked Arteries
    (19-May-2009)
    Injections into heart restore blood flow in small study

  • Health Tip: Risk Factors for High Cholesterol?
    (19-May-2009)
    Why some people are more likely to have it

  • Stem Cells May Offer New Way to Treat Blocked Arteries
    (19-May-2009)
    Injections into heart restore blood flow in small study

  • Higher Fitness Levels Tied to Lower Heart, Death Risks
    (19-May-2009)
    Staying healthy means a quality life that lasts longer, review finds

  • Health Tip: Risk Factors for High Cholesterol?
    (19-May-2009)
    Why some people are more likely to have it

  • Stem Cells May Offer New Way to Treat Blocked Arteries
    (19-May-2009)
    Injections into heart restore blood flow in small study

  • Higher Fitness Levels Tied to Lower Heart, Death Risks
    (19-May-2009)
    Staying healthy means a quality life that lasts longer, review finds

  • Obese People Seem to Do Better With Heart Disease
    (18-May-2009)
    Still, it's best to lose that excess weight, review says

  • Money May Matter, Health-Wise, in Old Age
    (18-May-2009)
    With wealth and education come fewer chronic problems, study finds

  • Obese People Seem to Do Better With Heart Disease
    (18-May-2009)
    Still, it's best to lose that excess weight, review says

  • Irregular Heartbeat Tied to Alzheimer's Disease
    (17-May-2009)
    Atrial fibrillation raised risk for dementia, study shows

  • Irregular Heartbeat Tied to Alzheimer's Disease
    (17-May-2009)
    Atrial fibrillation raised risk for dementia, study shows

  • Irregular Heartbeat Tied to Alzheimer's Disease
    (17-May-2009)
    Atrial fibrillation raised risk for dementia, study shows

  • Viral Infection Might Trigger High Blood Pressure
    (15-May-2009)
    Mouse study shows CMV raises risk of hypertension, hardening of arteries

  • Years of Heavy Smoking Raises Heart Risks
    (15-May-2009)
    30-year study in Norway sheds light on 'tremendously adverse' effects of tobacco use

  • Chewable Aspirin More Readily Absorbed
    (15-May-2009)
    Study suggests higher levels found in bloodstream could improve heart attack treatments

  • Chewable Aspirin More Readily Absorbed
    (15-May-2009)
    Study suggests higher levels found in bloodstream could improve heart attack treatments

  • Chewable Aspirin More Readily Absorbed
    (15-May-2009)
    Study suggests higher levels found in bloodstream could improve heart attack treatments

  • Years of Heavy Smoking Raises Heart Risks
    (15-May-2009)
    30-year study in Norway sheds light on 'tremendously adverse' effects of tobacco use

  • Chewable Aspirin More Readily Absorbed
    (15-May-2009)
    Study suggests higher levels found in bloodstream could improve heart attack treatments

  • Years of Heavy Smoking Raises Heart Risks
    (15-May-2009)
    30-year study in Norway sheds light on 'tremendously adverse' effects of tobacco use

  • Risk Factor for Stroke More Common Among Whites
    (14-May-2009)
    Despite risk factors, blacks less likely to suffer atrial fibrillation

  • Catheter Ablation Effective in Treating Atrial Fibrillation
    (14-May-2009)
    Burning faulty tissue better than meds for irregular heartbeat, study suggests

  • Risk Factor for Stroke More Common Among Whites
    (14-May-2009)
    Despite risk factors, blacks less likely to suffer atrial fibrillation

  • Subway Defibrillators Save Lives
    (14-May-2009)
    Publicly accessible devices prevent heart-attack deaths, study finds

  • 'Stun Gun' Deaths Rarely Caused by Ventricular Fibrillation
    (14-May-2009)
    Other heart irregularities more likely to blame, study says

  • Implanted Defibrillators Boost Long-Term Survival
    (14-May-2009)
    Heart patients gained an extra year of life over 8 years of follow-up, study finds

  • Psychiatric Drugs Might Raise Cardiac Death Risk
    (14-May-2009)
    But other medical factors could also be at play, researchers note

  • Daily Exercise at School Yields Rewards
    (14-May-2009)
    Kids have healthier hearts and are less apt to be overweight, study finds

  • Daily Exercise at School Yields Rewards
    (14-May-2009)
    Kids have healthier hearts and are less apt to be overweight, study finds

  • Risk Factor for Stroke More Common Among Whites
    (14-May-2009)
    Despite risk factors, blacks less likely to suffer atrial fibrillation

  • Implanted Defibrillators Boost Long-Term Survival
    (14-May-2009)
    Heart patients gained an extra year of life over 8 years of follow-up, study finds

  • Psychiatric Drugs Might Raise Cardiac Death Risk
    (14-May-2009)
    But other medical factors could also be at play, researchers note

  • Catheter Ablation Effective in Treating Atrial Fibrillation
    (14-May-2009)
    Burning faulty tissue better than meds for irregular heartbeat, study suggests

  • Daily Exercise at School Yields Rewards
    (14-May-2009)
    Kids have healthier hearts and are less apt to be overweight, study finds

  • Catheter Ablation Effective in Treating Atrial Fibrillation
    (14-May-2009)
    Burning faulty tissue better than meds for irregular heartbeat, study suggests

  • Risk Factor for Stroke More Common Among Whites
    (14-May-2009)
    Despite risk factors, blacks less likely to suffer atrial fibrillation

  • Subway Defibrillators Save Lives
    (14-May-2009)
    Publicly accessible devices prevent heart-attack deaths, study finds

  • 'Stun Gun' Deaths Rarely Caused by Ventricular Fibrillation
    (14-May-2009)
    Other heart irregularities more likely to blame, study says

  • Psychiatric Drugs Might Raise Cardiac Death Risk
    (14-May-2009)
    But other medical factors could also be at play, researchers note

  • Aspirin Lowers Stroke Risk in Peripheral Artery Disease
    (12-May-2009)
    But findings limited by lack of studies on subject, researchers note

  • Genes Yield Clues to High Blood Pressure
    (12-May-2009)
    Each bit of DNA offers insights to better treatments, scientists say

  • Estrogen May Help Men's Hearts
    (12-May-2009)
    Too much or too little of the hormone, though, can be damaging, study finds

  • Organ Donation Policies Vary Among Children's Hospitals
    (12-May-2009)
    More research, better adherence to recommendations needed, study suggests

  • Estrogen May Help Men's Hearts
    (12-May-2009)
    Too much or too little of the hormone, though, can be damaging, study finds

  • Aspirin Lowers Stroke Risk in Peripheral Artery Disease
    (12-May-2009)
    But findings limited by lack of studies on subject, researchers note

  • Walk Long, Slow and Often to Help the Heart
    (11-May-2009)
    Experts suggest a change of pace for cardiac rehab programs

  • Seniors Often Misstate Stroke History
    (11-May-2009)
    Study suggests MRI scans better than questionnaires for evaluations

  • DASH Diet Has Extra Benefits for Women's Health
    (11-May-2009)
    Diet to lower blood pressure may also cut risk of heart failure, research shows

  • Seniors Often Misstate Stroke History
    (11-May-2009)
    Study suggests MRI scans better than questionnaires for evaluations

  • DASH Diet Has Extra Benefits for Women's Health
    (11-May-2009)
    Diet to lower blood pressure may also cut risk of heart failure, research shows

  • Seniors Often Misstate Stroke History
    (11-May-2009)
    Study suggests MRI scans better than questionnaires for evaluations

  • Walk Long, Slow and Often to Help the Heart
    (11-May-2009)
    Experts suggest a change of pace for cardiac rehab programs

  • DASH Diet Has Extra Benefits for Women's Health
    (11-May-2009)
    Diet to lower blood pressure may also cut risk of heart failure, research shows

  • Walk Long, Slow and Often to Help the Heart
    (11-May-2009)
    Experts suggest a change of pace for cardiac rehab programs

  • Seniors Often Misstate Stroke History
    (11-May-2009)
    Study suggests MRI scans better than questionnaires for evaluations

  • Racial Disparity Seen in Angioplasty Outcomes
    (08-May-2009)
    Black patients more likely to experience complications, study finds

  • Fewer Heart Surgeries Needed as Technology Improves
    (08-May-2009)
    Better prevention methods, medical advances likely behind drop in bypass procedures

  • After Job Loss, People Report More Health Issues
    (08-May-2009)
    Society should consider ways to mitigate the effects, experts say

  • Fewer Heart Surgeries Needed as Technology Improves
    (08-May-2009)
    Better prevention methods, medical advances likely behind drop in bypass procedures

  • After Job Loss, People Report More Health Issues
    (08-May-2009)
    Society should consider ways to mitigate the effects, experts say

  • Fewer Heart Surgeries Needed as Technology Improves
    (08-May-2009)
    Better prevention methods, medical advances likely behind drop in bypass procedures

  • Racial Disparity Seen in Angioplasty Outcomes
    (08-May-2009)
    Black patients more likely to experience complications, study finds

  • Not All Caregivers Are Stressed and Depressed
    (08-May-2009)
    Some discover satisfaction in challenging role, survey finds

  • After Job Loss, People Report More Health Issues
    (08-May-2009)
    Society should consider ways to mitigate the effects, experts say

  • All Blood Pressure Drugs Lower Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke
    (07-May-2009)
    Any are better than no treatment at all, study shows

  • Too-Low Blood Pressure Can Also Bring Danger
    (07-May-2009)
    What's OK for the kidney and brain may not be best for the heart, expert says

  • All Blood Pressure Drugs Lower Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke
    (07-May-2009)
    Any are better than no treatment at all, study shows

  • Discharge Time After Angioplasty Varies
    (07-May-2009)
    Experts offer guidelines to help determine which patients need more observation

  • All Blood Pressure Drugs Lower Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke
    (07-May-2009)
    Any are better than no treatment at all, study shows

  • All Blood Pressure Drugs Lower Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke
    (07-May-2009)
    Any are better than no treatment at all, study shows

  • Too-Low Blood Pressure Can Also Bring Danger
    (07-May-2009)
    What's OK for the kidney and brain may not be best for the heart, expert says

  • Telemedicine Helps Experts Treat Stroke From Afar
    (07-May-2009)
    AHA recommendations aim to improve care in underserved patients

  • Consider TIAs an Emergency, Groups Urge
    (07-May-2009)
    Experts say risk of full-blown stroke is higher than once thought

  • Device Offers Hope for Patients With Leaky Heart Valve
    (07-May-2009)
    May be option for those too sick for open-heart surgery, study suggests

  • Discharge Time After Angioplasty Varies
    (07-May-2009)
    Experts offer guidelines to help determine which patients need more observation

  • Too-Low Blood Pressure Can Also Bring Danger
    (07-May-2009)
    What's OK for the kidney and brain may not be best for the heart, expert says

  • Telemedicine Helps Experts Treat Stroke From Afar
    (07-May-2009)
    AHA recommendations aim to improve care in underserved patients

  • Consider TIAs an Emergency, Groups Urge
    (07-May-2009)
    Experts say risk of full-blown stroke is higher than once thought

  • All Blood Pressure Drugs Lower Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke
    (07-May-2009)
    Any are better than no treatment at all, study shows

  • Plavix, Heartburn Drugs May Be Risky Combination
    (06-May-2009)
    Patients with stents should discuss the use of these meds with their doctor, cardiac group says

  • Drug-Coated Stents Better at Keeping Arteries Open
    (06-May-2009)
    But they show no lifesaving benefit over bare-metal version, studies show

  • CPAP Therapy Boosts Cardiac Surgery Outcomes
    (06-May-2009)
    Findings suggest airway pressure treatment prevents complications, cuts readmissions

  • Plavix, Heartburn Drugs May Be Risky Combination
    (06-May-2009)
    Patients with stents should discuss the use of these meds with their doctor, cardiac group says

  • Drug-Coated Stents Better at Keeping Arteries Open
    (06-May-2009)
    But they show no lifesaving benefit over bare-metal version, studies show

  • CPAP Therapy Boosts Cardiac Surgery Outcomes
    (06-May-2009)
    Findings suggest airway pressure treatment prevents complications, cuts readmissions

  • Drug-Coated Stents Better at Keeping Arteries Open
    (06-May-2009)
    But they show no lifesaving benefit over bare-metal version, studies show

  • CPAP Therapy Boosts Cardiac Surgery Outcomes
    (06-May-2009)
    Findings suggest airway pressure treatment prevents complications, cuts readmissions

  • Drug-Coated Stents Better at Keeping Arteries Open
    (06-May-2009)
    But they show no lifesaving benefit over bare-metal version, studies show

  • Plavix, Heartburn Drugs May Be Risky Combination
    (06-May-2009)
    Patients with stents should discuss the use of these meds with their doctor, cardiac group says

  • Irregular Heartbeat During Angioplasty Could Raise Death Risk
    (05-May-2009)
    It tripled the 3-month odds among heart attack patients, study found

  • Phone Monitoring May Help Lower Blood Pressure
    (05-May-2009)
    Weekly contact via automated system proves beneficial in study

  • Urine Test Predicts Vein Clot Risk
    (05-May-2009)
    Those with elevated albumin levels were more likely to get DVT, pulmonary embolisms

  • Telling Heartburn From Heart Attack Can Be Tricky
    (05-May-2009)
    Because of similar symptoms, doctors urge overreaction if in doubt

  • Irregular Heartbeat During Angioplasty Could Raise Death Risk
    (05-May-2009)
    It tripled the 3-month odds among heart attack patients, study found

  • Telling Heartburn From Heart Attack Can Be Tricky
    (05-May-2009)
    Because of similar symptoms, doctors urge overreaction if in doubt

  • Telling Heartburn From Heart Attack Can Be Tricky
    (05-May-2009)
    Because of similar symptoms, doctors urge overreaction if in doubt

  • Urine Test Predicts Vein Clot Risk
    (05-May-2009)
    Those with elevated albumin levels were more likely to get DVT, pulmonary embolisms

  • Focusing on CPR Improves Survival
    (04-May-2009)
    Study urges rescuers to add compressions, delay other interventions

  • Focusing on CPR Improves Survival
    (04-May-2009)
    Study urges rescuers to add compressions, delay other interventions

  • Black Youths With High BP May Face Elevated Heart Risks
    (03-May-2009)
    They also had raised cholesterol, so study suggests better screening for hypertension

  • Black Youths With High BP May Face Elevated Heart Risks
    (03-May-2009)
    They also had raised cholesterol, so study suggests better screening for hypertension

  • Black Youths With High BP May Face Elevated Heart Risks
    (03-May-2009)
    They also had raised cholesterol, so study suggests better screening for hypertension

  • Black Youths With High BP May Face Elevated Heart Risks
    (03-May-2009)
    They also had raised cholesterol, so study suggests better screening for hypertension

  • Black Youths With High BP May Face Elevated Heart Risks
    (03-May-2009)
    They also had raised cholesterol, so study suggests better screening for hypertension

  • Black Youths With High BP May Face Elevated Heart Risks
    (03-May-2009)
    They also had raised cholesterol, so study suggests better screening for hypertension

  • Cholesterol Drugs May Help in Cardiac Emergency
    (01-May-2009)
    A dose of a statin in time of crisis improved long-term outcomes, study found

  • Drink a Little Wine, Live a Little Longer
    (01-May-2009)
    Study finds half a glass each day boosts men's life expectancy by five years

  • Cholesterol Drugs May Help in Cardiac Emergency
    (01-May-2009)
    A dose of a statin in time of crisis improved long-term outcomes, study found

  • Drink a Little Wine, Live a Little Longer
    (01-May-2009)
    Study finds half a glass each day boosts men's life expectancy by five years

  • Cholesterol Drugs May Help in Cardiac Emergency
    (01-May-2009)
    A dose of a statin in time of crisis improved long-term outcomes, study found

  • Cholesterol Drugs May Help in Cardiac Emergency
    (01-May-2009)
    A dose of a statin in time of crisis improved long-term outcomes, study found

  • Managing Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Cuts Stroke Risk
    (30-Apr-2009)
    Study shows reaching optimal levels protects against heart attack, too

  • Managing Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Cuts Stroke Risk
    (30-Apr-2009)
    Study shows reaching optimal levels protects against heart attack, too

  • Managing Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Cuts Stroke Risk
    (30-Apr-2009)
    Study shows reaching optimal levels protects against heart attack, too

  • Genes May Affect Complications After Heart Surgery
    (30-Apr-2009)
    Study finds more shock and kidney problems in those with variant

  • Managing Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Cuts Stroke Risk
    (30-Apr-2009)
    Study shows reaching optimal levels protects against heart attack, too

  • Urine Test for Heart Disease Shows Promise
    (29-Apr-2009)
    Noninvasive method detects dangerous levels of artery-blocking proteins

  • Urine Test for Heart Disease Shows Promise
    (29-Apr-2009)
    Noninvasive method detects dangerous levels of artery-blocking proteins

  • Urine Test for Heart Disease Shows Promise
    (29-Apr-2009)
    Noninvasive method detects dangerous levels of artery-blocking proteins

  • Urine Test for Heart Disease Shows Promise
    (29-Apr-2009)
    Noninvasive method detects dangerous levels of artery-blocking proteins

  • Smoking, Hypertension Each Account for 1 in 5 U.S. Deaths
    (28-Apr-2009)
    Prevention efforts 'have run out of steam,' expert says

  • Clinics Less Likely to Refer Heart Patients to Cardiologists
    (28-Apr-2009)
    Women especially affected if primary care came from community outlet

  • Computerized Scan Detects Heart Disease
    (28-Apr-2009)
    And prevents unnecessary testing, hospitalization, study shows

  • Clinics Less Likely to Refer Heart Patients to Cardiologists
    (28-Apr-2009)
    Women especially affected if primary care came from community outlet

  • Computerized Scan Detects Heart Disease
    (28-Apr-2009)
    And prevents unnecessary testing, hospitalization, study shows

  • Smoking, Hypertension Each Account for 1 in 5 U.S. Deaths
    (28-Apr-2009)
    Prevention efforts 'have run out of steam,' expert says

  • Clinics Less Likely to Refer Heart Patients to Cardiologists
    (28-Apr-2009)
    Women especially affected if primary care came from community outlet

  • Clinics Less Likely to Refer Heart Patients to Cardiologists
    (28-Apr-2009)
    Women especially affected if primary care came from community outlet

  • Statins Guard Against Prostate Cancer
    (27-Apr-2009)
    Other studies found they also reduced chances of erectile dysfunction

  • High Co-Pays Keeping Chronically Ill From Their Meds
    (27-Apr-2009)
    Many are waiting years after a diagnosis to fill a first prescription, study finds

  • High Co-Pays Keeping Chronically Ill From Their Meds
    (27-Apr-2009)
    Many are waiting years after a diagnosis to fill a first prescription, study finds

  • Statins Guard Against Prostate Cancer
    (27-Apr-2009)
    Other studies found they also reduced chances of erectile dysfunction

  • High Co-Pays Keeping Chronically Ill From Their Meds
    (27-Apr-2009)
    Many are waiting years after a diagnosis to fill a first prescription, study finds

  • Heart, Bone Problems May Follow Prostate Cancer Treatment
    (27-Apr-2009)
    Men on hormone-lowering therapy may require close monitoring, researchers say

  • Many Who Should Use Statins Don't
    (25-Apr-2009)
    Survey finds lack of access to medical care a big factor in trend

  • Many Who Should Use Statins Don't
    (25-Apr-2009)
    Survey finds lack of access to medical care a big factor in trend

  • Many Who Should Use Statins Don't
    (25-Apr-2009)
    Survey finds lack of access to medical care a big factor in trend

  • Many Who Should Use Statins Don't
    (25-Apr-2009)
    Survey finds lack of access to medical care a big factor in trend

  • Many Who Should Use Statins Don't
    (25-Apr-2009)
    Survey finds lack of access to medical care a big factor in trend

  • Many Who Should Use Statins Don't
    (25-Apr-2009)
    Survey finds lack of access to medical care a big factor in trend

  • Hidden Salt in Diet Haunts Many With Heart Failure
    (25-Apr-2009)
    Study finds high sodium intake, despite efforts to cut back

  • Too Few Screened for Abdominal Aneurysm, Study Says
    (24-Apr-2009)
    Potentially life-threatening condition often goes undetected until rupture

  • Abnormal Heartbeat After Bypass a Bad Sign
    (24-Apr-2009)
    Atrial fibrillation ups long-term risk of dying, researchers report

  • Work Strife Stresses the Heart
    (24-Apr-2009)
    The link seems certain but solutions less so, experts say

  • Lowered HRT Use May Have Cut Heart Attacks
    (24-Apr-2009)
    But women didn't experience a similar drop in strokes, study finds

  • Limited English May Be Life-Threatening
    (24-Apr-2009)
    Study finds lower survival among less-fluent heart attack victims

  • Coordination Has Led to Quicker Heart Treatment
    (24-Apr-2009)
    Experts urge establishment of more regional networks

  • Abnormal Heartbeat After Bypass a Bad Sign
    (24-Apr-2009)
    Atrial fibrillation ups long-term risk of dying, researchers report

  • Reduce Suffering, Urge Heart Failure Patients and Caregivers
    (24-Apr-2009)
    Survey finds that psychological needs are going unmet

  • Work Strife Stresses the Heart
    (24-Apr-2009)
    The link seems certain but solutions less so, experts say

  • Limited English May Be Life-Threatening
    (24-Apr-2009)
    Study finds lower survival among less-fluent heart attack victims

  • Reduce Suffering, Urge Heart Failure Patients and Caregivers
    (24-Apr-2009)
    Survey finds that psychological needs are going unmet

  • Reduce Suffering, Urge Heart Failure Patients and Caregivers
    (24-Apr-2009)
    Survey finds that psychological needs are going unmet

  • Work Strife Stresses the Heart
    (24-Apr-2009)
    The link seems certain but solutions less so, experts say

  • With Peripheral Artery Disease, Med Adherence Is Low
    (24-Apr-2009)
    Survival, though, is greater when guidelines are followed, study finds

  • Limited English May Be Life-Threatening
    (24-Apr-2009)
    Study finds lower survival among less-fluent heart attack victims

  • Coordination Has Led to Quicker Heart Treatment
    (24-Apr-2009)
    Experts urge establishment of more regional networks

  • Too Few Screened for Abdominal Aneurysm, Study Says
    (24-Apr-2009)
    Potentially life-threatening condition often goes undetected until rupture

  • Work Strife Stresses the Heart
    (24-Apr-2009)
    The link seems certain but solutions less so, experts say

  • Limited English May Be Life-Threatening
    (24-Apr-2009)
    Study finds lower survival among less-fluent heart attack victims

  • Coordination Has Led to Quicker Heart Treatment
    (24-Apr-2009)
    Experts urge establishment of more regional networks

  • Lowered HRT Use May Have Cut Heart Attacks
    (24-Apr-2009)
    But women didn't experience a similar drop in strokes, study finds

  • Fatty Fish May Cut Heart Failure Risk in Men
    (22-Apr-2009)
    Study finds benefit from consuming just one serving a week

  • Fatty Fish May Cut Heart Failure Risk in Men
    (22-Apr-2009)
    Study finds benefit from consuming just one serving a week

  • Fatty Fish May Cut Heart Failure Risk in Men
    (22-Apr-2009)
    Study finds benefit from consuming just one serving a week

  • Fatty Fish May Cut Heart Failure Risk in Men
    (22-Apr-2009)
    Study finds benefit from consuming just one serving a week

  • Breast-feeding a Boon to Mom's Heart
    (21-Apr-2009)
    Nursing baby brings cardiovascular benefits decades later, study suggests

  • Doctor's Training Affects Defibrillator Implant Results
    (21-Apr-2009)
    Study finds fewer complications with electrophysiologists

  • Having Psoriasis Raises Risk of Diabetes, Hypertension
    (20-Apr-2009)
    Researchers suspect chronic inflammation is common thread among all 3 conditions

  • 'Silent' Heart Attacks More Common Than Thought
    (20-Apr-2009)
    Since they leave few signs, imaging reveals patients at much greater risk for death

  • 'Silent' Heart Attacks More Common Than Thought
    (20-Apr-2009)
    Since they leave few signs, imaging reveals patients at much greater risk for death

  • Fructose-Sweetened Drinks Up Metabolic Syndrome Risk
    (20-Apr-2009)
    But glucose-based beverages may not have same impact, study finds

  • Fructose-Sweetened Drinks Up Metabolic Syndrome Risk
    (20-Apr-2009)
    But glucose-based beverages may not have same impact, study finds

  • Fructose-Sweetened Drinks Up Metabolic Syndrome Risk
    (20-Apr-2009)
    But glucose-based beverages may not have same impact, study finds

  • 'Silent' Heart Attacks More Common Than Thought
    (20-Apr-2009)
    Since they leave few signs, imaging reveals patients at much greater risk for death

  • Fructose-Sweetened Drinks Up Metabolic Syndrome Risk
    (20-Apr-2009)
    But glucose-based beverages may not have same impact, study finds

  • 'Silent' Heart Attacks More Common Than Thought
    (20-Apr-2009)
    Since they leave few signs, imaging reveals patients at much greater risk for death

  • Secondhand Smoke Quickly Affects Blood Vessels
    (17-Apr-2009)
    As little as 10 minutes of exposure changes cardiovascular function, researchers say

  • Secondhand Smoke Quickly Affects Blood Vessels
    (17-Apr-2009)
    As little as 10 minutes of exposure changes cardiovascular function, researchers say

  • Secondhand Smoke Quickly Affects Blood Vessels
    (17-Apr-2009)
    As little as 10 minutes of exposure changes cardiovascular function, researchers say

  • NIH May Ease Some, But Not All, Stem Cell Restrictions
    (17-Apr-2009)
    Agency says cells should come from fertility clinic embryos that otherwise would be discarded

  • NIH May Ease Some, But Not All, Stem Cell Restrictions
    (17-Apr-2009)
    Agency says cells should come from fertility clinic embryos that otherwise would be discarded

  • Secondhand Smoke Quickly Affects Blood Vessels
    (17-Apr-2009)
    As little as 10 minutes of exposure changes cardiovascular function, researchers say

  • Halting Avandia Use Hikes Blood Sugar Levels
    (16-Apr-2009)
    Study found diabetics who discontinued drug had less treatment, worse management of disease

  • A Blood Pressure Monitor to Wear on Your Wrist
    (16-Apr-2009)
    MIT researchers design lightweight sensor that can take readings at will

  • A Blood Pressure Monitor to Wear on Your Wrist
    (16-Apr-2009)
    MIT researchers design lightweight sensor that can take readings at will

  • Blood Pressure Drug May Not Ease Irregular Heartbeat
    (15-Apr-2009)
    Despite earlier promise, valsartan fails to deliver against atrial fibrillation, researchers say

  • Blood Pressure Drug May Not Ease Irregular Heartbeat
    (15-Apr-2009)
    Despite earlier promise, valsartan fails to deliver against atrial fibrillation, researchers say

  • Acetaminophen, Cholesterol Drugs May Help Fight Stroke
    (15-Apr-2009)
    Statins could help prevent attack, while painkiller might minimize damage, studies find

  • Soothing Songs Please the Heart
    (15-Apr-2009)
    Particularly when patients pick the tunes, study suggests

  • Scientists Spot Stroke Genes
    (15-Apr-2009)
    Chromosomal region contains two suspect variants that raise risk for brain attack

  • Blood Pressure Drug May Not Ease Irregular Heartbeat
    (15-Apr-2009)
    Despite earlier promise, valsartan fails to deliver against atrial fibrillation, researchers say

  • Acetaminophen, Cholesterol Drugs May Help Fight Stroke
    (15-Apr-2009)
    Statins could help prevent attack, while painkiller might minimize damage, studies find

  • Scientists Spot Stroke Genes
    (15-Apr-2009)
    Chromosomal region contains two suspect variants that raise risk for brain attack

  • Former Inmates at Increased Risk for High Blood Pressure
    (14-Apr-2009)
    And they're more likely to lack treatment for it years after freedom, study finds

  • Former Inmates at Increased Risk for High Blood Pressure
    (14-Apr-2009)
    And they're more likely to lack treatment for it years after freedom, study finds

  • Former Inmates at Increased Risk for High Blood Pressure
    (14-Apr-2009)
    And they're more likely to lack treatment for it years after freedom, study finds

  • Heart Screening Not Effective for Type 2 Diabetics
    (14-Apr-2009)
    Imaging test doesn't single out those at high risk of trouble, study found

  • Former Inmates at Increased Risk for High Blood Pressure
    (14-Apr-2009)
    And they're more likely to lack treatment for it years after freedom, study finds

  • Former Inmates at Increased Risk for High Blood Pressure
    (14-Apr-2009)
    And they're more likely to lack treatment for it years after freedom, study finds

  • Heart Screening Not Effective for Type 2 Diabetics
    (14-Apr-2009)
    Imaging test doesn't single out those at high risk of trouble, study found

  • Former Inmates at Increased Risk for High Blood Pressure
    (14-Apr-2009)
    And they're more likely to lack treatment for it years after freedom, study finds

  • Former Inmates at Increased Risk for High Blood Pressure
    (14-Apr-2009)
    And they're more likely to lack treatment for it years after freedom, study finds

  • Heart Disease and Depression Up Heart Failure Risk
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Use of antidepressants makes little difference, study finds

  • Aspirin Linked to Brain Microbleeds
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Significance unclear, expert says

  • Review Confirms Links Between Diet, Heart Health
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Vegetables, nuts, and 'Mediterranean' fare most beneficial, researchers find

  • Aspirin Linked to Brain Microbleeds
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Significance unclear, expert says

  • Review Confirms Links Between Diet, Heart Health
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Vegetables, nuts, and 'Mediterranean' fare most beneficial, researchers find

  • Review Confirms Links Between Diet, Heart Health
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Vegetables, nuts, and 'Mediterranean' fare most beneficial, researchers find

  • Review Confirms Links Between Diet, Heart Health
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Vegetables, nuts, and 'Mediterranean' fare most beneficial, researchers find

  • Heart Disease and Depression Up Heart Failure Risk
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Use of antidepressants makes little difference, study finds

  • Review Confirms Links Between Diet, Heart Health
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Vegetables, nuts, and 'Mediterranean' fare most beneficial, researchers find

  • Review Confirms Links Between Diet, Heart Health
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Vegetables, nuts, and 'Mediterranean' fare most beneficial, researchers find

  • Heart Disease and Depression Up Heart Failure Risk
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Use of antidepressants makes little difference, study finds

  • Aspirin Linked to Brain Microbleeds
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Significance unclear, expert says

  • Review Confirms Links Between Diet, Heart Health
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Vegetables, nuts, and 'Mediterranean' fare most beneficial, researchers find

  • Heart Disease and Depression Up Heart Failure Risk
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Use of antidepressants makes little difference, study finds

  • Screening Lowers Stroke Risk for Sickle Cell Kids
    (13-Apr-2009)
    But access to the tests is limited for children living far from centers, experts say

  • Aspirin Linked to Brain Microbleeds
    (13-Apr-2009)
    Significance unclear, expert says

  • Marathoners Go the Distance on Heart Health
    (10-Apr-2009)
    Even walking half an hour a day can boost longevity, study finds

  • Marathoners Go the Distance on Heart Health
    (10-Apr-2009)
    Even walking half an hour a day can boost longevity, study finds

  • Marathoners Go the Distance on Heart Health
    (10-Apr-2009)
    Even walking half an hour a day can boost longevity, study finds

  • Marathoners Go the Distance on Heart Health
    (10-Apr-2009)
    Even walking half an hour a day can boost longevity, study finds

  • Marathoners Go the Distance on Heart Health
    (10-Apr-2009)
    Even walking half an hour a day can boost longevity, study finds

  • FDA Panel Snubs Seroquel as 1st Choice Depression Treatment
    (09-Apr-2009)
    Safety concerns mean the drug should only be used when other medications don't work, advisers say

  • Larger Men at Greater Risk for Atrial Fibrillation
    (08-Apr-2009)
    Swedish study says since children are getting bigger, condition may become more common

  • Larger Men at Greater Risk for Atrial Fibrillation
    (08-Apr-2009)
    Swedish study says since children are getting bigger, condition may become more common

  • Obesity Linked to Heart Failure Risk
    (07-Apr-2009)
    Waist size important in women, not men, researchers report

  • Obesity Linked to Heart Failure Risk
    (07-Apr-2009)
    Waist size important in women, not men, researchers report

  • Obesity Linked to Heart Failure Risk
    (07-Apr-2009)
    Waist size important in women, not men, researchers report

  • Obesity Linked to Heart Failure Risk
    (07-Apr-2009)
    Waist size important in women, not men, researchers report

  • Heart Transplant Failures More Likely in Poor, Minority Kids
    (07-Apr-2009)
    Low socioeconomic status and non-white race linked to worse outcomes

  • Exercise Might Benefit Some With Heart Failure
    (07-Apr-2009)
    Improvement was modest, but activity is safe and should be urged, expert says

  • Exercise Might Benefit Some With Heart Failure
    (07-Apr-2009)
    Improvement was modest, but activity is safe and should be urged, expert says

  • Psychotherapy Can Ease Post-Surgical Depression
    (06-Apr-2009)
    Two techniques worked for patients after heart bypass procedures, study finds

  • More U.S. Kids Taking Diabetes, Blood Pressure Drugs
    (06-Apr-2009)
    Prescriptions rose by more than 15 percent in 3 years, researchers say

  • More U.S. Kids Taking Diabetes, Blood Pressure Drugs
    (06-Apr-2009)
    Prescriptions rose by more than 15 percent in 3 years, researchers say

  • Daily Naps May Raise Older Women's Death Risk
    (02-Apr-2009)
    Addressing where the drowsiness comes from may be the solution, researchers say

  • Human Heart Can Make New Cells
    (02-Apr-2009)
    Discovery could lead to ways of regrowing damaged cardiac tissue, experts say

  • Human Heart Can Make New Cells
    (02-Apr-2009)
    Discovery could lead to ways of regrowing damaged cardiac tissue, experts say

  • Health Tip: About Heart Arrhythmia
    (02-Apr-2009)
    It's an irregular heartbeat

  • Daily Naps May Raise Older Women's Death Risk
    (02-Apr-2009)
    Addressing where the drowsiness comes from may be the solution, researchers say

  • Health Tip: What's Behind High Cholesterol?
    (01-Apr-2009)
    More than just your diet

  • Atkins Diet Tougher on Heart After Weight Loss
    (01-Apr-2009)
    Study found worse cholesterol, blood vessel health than with South Beach, Ornish regimens

  • Atkins Diet Tougher on Heart After Weight Loss
    (01-Apr-2009)
    Study found worse cholesterol, blood vessel health than with South Beach, Ornish regimens

  • Atkins Diet Tougher on Heart After Weight Loss
    (01-Apr-2009)
    Study found worse cholesterol, blood vessel health than with South Beach, Ornish regimens

  • Atkins Diet Tougher on Heart After Weight Loss
    (01-Apr-2009)
    Study found worse cholesterol, blood vessel health than with South Beach, Ornish regimens

  • For Diabetics, On-Demand Care May Not Help
    (31-Mar-2009)
    Blood pressure control was worse with newer scheduling option, study finds

  • Effort Could Lead to Blood Tests for Heart Problems
    (31-Mar-2009)
    Framingham researchers and private sector biotech scientists will collaborate

  • Patient's Own Stem Cells Might Treat Heart Attack
    (31-Mar-2009)
    Infusing cells into damaged area helped restore blood flow, researchers say

  • New Device 'Fingers' Heart Risk
    (31-Mar-2009)
    Fingertip sensor tracks changes in blood flow, predicting odds for heart attack

  • Plavix Plus Aspirin Lowers Stroke Risk
    (31-Mar-2009)
    Clot-busting combo can boost outcomes for patients with atrial fibrillation, study finds

  • Plavix Plus Aspirin Lowers Stroke Risk
    (31-Mar-2009)
    Clot-busting combo can boost outcomes for patients with atrial fibrillation, study finds

  • Effort Could Lead to Blood Tests for Heart Problems
    (31-Mar-2009)
    Framingham researchers and private sector biotech scientists will collaborate

  • Patient's Own Stem Cells Might Treat Heart Attack
    (31-Mar-2009)
    Infusing cells into damaged area helped restore blood flow, researchers say

  • Plavix Plus Aspirin Lowers Stroke Risk
    (31-Mar-2009)
    Clot-busting combo can boost outcomes for patients with atrial fibrillation, study finds

  • Effort Could Lead to Blood Tests for Heart Problems
    (31-Mar-2009)
    Framingham researchers and private sector biotech scientists will collaborate

  • Plavix Plus Aspirin Lowers Stroke Risk
    (31-Mar-2009)
    Clot-busting combo can boost outcomes for patients with atrial fibrillation, study finds

  • Effort Could Lead to Blood Tests for Heart Problems
    (31-Mar-2009)
    Framingham researchers and private sector biotech scientists will collaborate

  • Effort Could Lead to Blood Tests for Heart Problems
    (31-Mar-2009)
    Framingham researchers and private sector biotech scientists will collaborate

  • New Device 'Fingers' Heart Risk
    (31-Mar-2009)
    Fingertip sensor tracks changes in blood flow, predicting odds for heart attack

  • Plavix Plus Aspirin Lowers Stroke Risk
    (31-Mar-2009)
    Clot-busting combo can boost outcomes for patients with atrial fibrillation, study finds

  • No Increase in Clots With Drug-Eluting Stents
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Risk appears the same for bare metal or drug-eluting devices, study found

  • Stem Cell Injections Seem to Reduce Angina Pain
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Early study finds improved ability to exercise within 6 months

  • Kidney Nerve Deactivation Could Ease Hypertension
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Problem blood pressure fell with no long-term effects, study concludes

  • New Surgery for Heart Failure Proves Ineffective
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Isolating damaged heart tissue does not produce better outcomes, study finds

  • One Pill Might Prevent Heart Disease
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Study finds five drugs in one dose reduced heart attack, stroke risk

  • New Device Treats Common Heart Rhythm Disorder
    (30-Mar-2009)
    It could replace anti-clotting drug warfarin for many patients, researchers say

  • Super Bowl Loss Can 'Kill' Some Fans
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Study found death rates rose after a defeat, and dropped after a victory

  • Statins May Help Before Artery-Opening Surgery
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Italian studies report fewer heart attacks after procedures

  • Statin Might Help Fight Blood Clots in Veins
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Cholesterol-lowering Crestor cut risk by 43 percent, study found

  • New Surgery for Heart Failure Proves Ineffective
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Isolating damaged heart tissue does not produce better outcomes, study finds

  • Hormone Reduces Mortality in Heart Patients With High BP
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Relaxin cuts shortness of breath and trimmed hospital stays, phase 2 study concludes

  • One Pill Might Prevent Heart Disease
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Study finds five drugs in one dose reduced heart attack, stroke risk

  • Super Bowl Loss Can 'Kill' Some Fans
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Study found death rates rose after a defeat, and dropped after a victory

  • No Increase in Clots With Drug-Eluting Stents
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Risk appears the same for bare metal or drug-eluting devices, study found

  • Statin Might Help Fight Blood Clots in Veins
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Cholesterol-lowering Crestor cut risk by 43%, study found

  • Omega-3s of No Added Benefit to Heart Attack Patients
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Standard therapy wipes out any protection the supplement might provide, study finds

  • Hormone Reduces Mortality in Heart Patients With High BP
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Relaxin cuts shortness of breath and trimmed hospital stays, phase 2 study concludes

  • One Pill Might Prevent Heart Disease
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Study finds five drugs in one dose reduced heart attack, stroke risk

  • Super Bowl Loss Can 'Kill' Some Fans
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Study found death rates rose after a defeat, and dropped after a victory

  • One Pill Might Prevent Heart Disease
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Study finds five drugs in one dose reduced heart attack, stroke risk

  • Super Bowl Loss Can 'Kill' Some Fans
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Study found death rates rose after a defeat, and dropped after a victory

  • Hormone Reduces Mortality in Heart Patients With High BP
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Relaxin cuts shortness of breath and trimmed hospital stays, phase 2 study concludes

  • Statins May Help Before Artery-Opening Surgery
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Italian studies report fewer heart attacks after procedures

  • New Surgery for Heart Failure Proves Ineffective
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Isolating damaged heart tissue does not produce better outcomes, study finds

  • Hormone Reduces Mortality in Heart Patients With High BP
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Relaxin cuts shortness of breath and trimmed hospital stays, phase 2 study concludes

  • Super Bowl Loss Can 'Kill' Some Fans
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Study found death rates rose after a defeat, and dropped after a victory

  • No Increase in Clots With Drug-Eluting Stents
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Risk appears the same for bare metal or drug-eluting devices, study found

  • Statins May Help Before Artery-Opening Surgery
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Italian studies report fewer heart attacks after procedures

  • Omega-3s of No Added Benefit to Heart Attack Patients
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Standard therapy wipes out any protection the supplement might provide, study finds

  • Stem Cell Injections Seem to Reduce Angina Pain
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Early study finds improved ability to exercise within 6 months

  • Hormone Reduces Mortality in Heart Patients With High BP
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Relaxin cuts shortness of breath and trimmed hospital stays, phase 2 study concludes

  • New Device Treats Common Heart Rhythm Disorder
    (30-Mar-2009)
    It could replace anti-clotting drug warfarin for many patients, researchers say

  • Statins May Help Before Artery-Opening Surgery
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Italian studies report fewer heart attacks after procedures

  • Stem Cell Injections Seem to Reduce Angina Pain
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Early study finds improved ability to exercise within 6 months

  • Statin Might Help Fight Blood Clots in Veins
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Cholesterol-lowering Crestor cut risk by 43 percent, study found

  • New Device Treats Common Heart Rhythm Disorder
    (30-Mar-2009)
    It could replace anti-clotting drug warfarin for many patients, researchers say

  • Super Bowl Loss Can 'Kill' Some Fans
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Study found death rates rose after a defeat, and dropped after a victory

  • Statin Might Help Fight Blood Clots in Veins
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Cholesterol-lowering Crestor cut risk by 43%, study found

  • Omega-3s of No Added Benefit to Heart Attack Patients
    (30-Mar-2009)
    Standard therapy wipes out any protection the supplement might provide, study finds

  • Kidney Ailments May Rise Along With Blood Pressure
    (27-Mar-2009)
    Findings emphasize value of early screening programs, report concludes

  • Using Too Much Salt Is Common in U.S., CDC Says
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Report finds that average sodium intake far exceeds recommendations, raising health risks

  • What Causes Mystery Heart Condition?
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Stress cardiomyopathy linked to common drugs, study finds

  • Registry Created for Broken Heart Syndrome
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Data collection aims to aid in recognizing, treating rare but real condition

  • What Causes Mystery Heart Condition?
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Stress cardiomyopathy linked to common drugs, study finds

  • Using Too Much Salt Is Common in U.S., CDC Says
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Report finds that average sodium intake far exceeds recommendations, raising health risks

  • New Guidelines for Treating Heart Failure
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Criteria include added section on hospital care and advice on drugs most effective in blacks

  • Using Too Much Salt Is Common in U.S., CDC Says
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Report finds that average sodium intake far exceeds recommendations, raising health risks

  • Registry Created for Broken Heart Syndrome
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Data collection aims to aid in recognizing, treating rare but real condition

  • New Guidelines for Treating Heart Failure
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Criteria include added section on hospital care and advice on drugs most effective in blacks

  • Using Too Much Salt Is Common in U.S., CDC Says
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Report finds that average sodium intake far exceeds recommendations, raising health risks

  • Registry Created for Broken Heart Syndrome
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Data collection aims to aid in recognizing, treating rare but real condition

  • New Guidelines for Treating Heart Failure
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Criteria include added section on hospital care and advice on drugs most effective in blacks

  • Using Too Much Salt Is Common in U.S., CDC Says
    (26-Mar-2009)
    Report finds that average sodium intake far exceeds recommendations, raising health risks

  • Faulty Household Wiring Can Trigger a Heart Defibrillator
    (25-Mar-2009)
    Several cases of inappropriate shocks from appliances have been reported

  • Music Can Help Restore Stroke Patients' Sight
    (25-Mar-2009)
    Favorite melodies encourage brain healing, study suggests

  • Licorice May Block Absorption of Organ Transplant Drug
    (24-Mar-2009)
    Study finds potential interaction with cyclosporine could lead to fatal complications

  • Health Tip: Taking a Daily Aspirin
    (24-Mar-2009)
    For some, it may not be safe

  • Tight Blood Sugar Control May Raise Risks in the ICU
    (24-Mar-2009)
    Very ill patients have higher mortality when glucose is too strictly controlled, study finds

  • Health Tip: Try Kickboxing
    (24-Mar-2009)
    But begin gradually

  • Danon Disease Can Be Quickly Fatal, Study Finds
    (24-Mar-2009)
    Heart experts stress the importance of genetic testing and diagnosis

  • Protein From Yellow Peas May Lower Blood Pressure
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Finding in rats holds promise against kidney disease, too, experts say

  • Lowest Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Levels the Best
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Maximum benefit seen with tightest control of risk factors, researchers report

  • Lowest Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Levels the Best
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Maximum benefit seen with tightest control of risk factors, researchers report

  • High Blood Fat Levels Common in Americans
    (23-Mar-2009)
    And those fats, called triglycerides, may contribute to heart risk, study says

  • Study IDs Gene Variants Tied to Sudden Cardiac Death
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Finding could prevent fatal arrhythmias by limiting meds in those with risk factor

  • High Blood Fat Levels Common in Americans
    (23-Mar-2009)
    And those fats, called triglycerides, may contribute to heart risk, study says

  • Lowest Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Levels the Best
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Maximum benefit seen with tightest control of risk factors, researchers report

  • Lowest Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Levels the Best
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Maximum benefit seen with tightest control of risk factors, researchers report

  • Study IDs Gene Variants Tied to Sudden Cardiac Death
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Finding could prevent fatal arrhythmias by limiting meds in those with risk factor

  • Study IDs Gene Variants Tied to Sudden Cardiac Death
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Finding could prevent fatal arrhythmias by limiting meds in those with risk factor

  • Too Much Red Meat May Shorten Life Span
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Major study finds an effect, but critics say meat offers important nutrients

  • High Blood Fat Levels Common in Americans
    (23-Mar-2009)
    And those fats, called triglycerides, may contribute to heart risk, study says

  • Too Much Red Meat May Shorten Life Span
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Major study finds an effect, but critics say meat offers important nutrients

  • Study IDs Gene Variants Tied to Sudden Cardiac Death
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Finding could prevent fatal arrhythmias by limiting meds in those with risk factor

  • Family History Plays Key Role in Blood Clot Risk
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Study finds odds more than doubled, especially if kin was diagnosed at young age

  • Too Much Red Meat May Shorten Life Span
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Major study finds an effect, but critics say meat offers important nutrients

  • Too Much Red Meat May Shorten Life Span
    (23-Mar-2009)
    Major study finds an effect, but critics say meat offers important nutrients

  • Diabetics and Elderly May Fare Better With Bypass
    (20-Mar-2009)
    Study finds that for some groups, survival odds after angioplasty are not as great

  • Genetics Should Decide Warfarin Dose, Study Reiterates
    (20-Mar-2009)
    What works for some people might be dangerous for others

  • Diabetics and Elderly May Fare Better With Bypass
    (20-Mar-2009)
    Study finds that for some groups, survival odds after angioplasty are not as great

  • Genetics Should Decide Warfarin Dose, Study Reiterates
    (20-Mar-2009)
    What works for some people might be dangerous for others

  • Genetics Should Decide Warfarin Dose, Study Reiterates
    (20-Mar-2009)
    What works for some people might be dangerous for others

  • Diabetics and Elderly May Fare Better With Bypass
    (20-Mar-2009)
    Study finds that for some groups, survival odds after angioplasty are not as great

  • Genetics Should Decide Warfarin Dose, Study Reiterates
    (20-Mar-2009)
    What works for some people might be dangerous for others

  • Study Finds Millions More May Benefit From Statins
    (19-Mar-2009)
    New prescribing criteria could prevent thousands of heart attacks

  • Support Network May Play Role in Benefits of Drinking
    (19-Mar-2009)
    Heart risks are found to be less pronounced in highly social men

  • Study Finds Millions More May Benefit From Statins
    (19-Mar-2009)
    New prescribing criteria could prevent thousands of heart attacks

  • Study Finds Millions More May Benefit From Statins
    (19-Mar-2009)
    New prescribing criteria could prevent thousands of heart attacks

  • Study Finds Millions More May Benefit From Statins
    (19-Mar-2009)
    New prescribing criteria could prevent thousands of heart attacks

  • Study Finds Millions More May Benefit From Statins
    (19-Mar-2009)
    New prescribing criteria could prevent thousands of heart attacks

  • Support Network May Play Role in Benefits of Drinking
    (19-Mar-2009)
    Heart risks are found to be less pronounced in highly social men

  • Study Finds Millions More May Benefit From Statins
    (19-Mar-2009)
    New prescribing criteria could prevent thousands of heart attacks

  • Support Network May Play Role in Benefits of Drinking
    (19-Mar-2009)
    Heart risks are found to be less pronounced in highly social men

  • Study Finds Millions More May Benefit From Statins
    (19-Mar-2009)
    New prescribing criteria could prevent thousands of heart attacks

  • Support Network May Play Role in Benefits of Drinking
    (19-Mar-2009)
    Heart risks are found to be less pronounced in highly social men

  • High Rate of Early Heart Failure Seen in Blacks
    (18-Mar-2009)
    Biggest risk factors were hypertension, obesity, study found

  • Millions of Americans With Chronic Ills Put Off Health Care
    (18-Mar-2009)
    Survey shows they suffer consequences of delaying doctor visits, filling prescriptions

  • Obesity Takes Years Off Your Life
    (18-Mar-2009)
    It's similar to smoking when it comes to effect on longevity, researchers note

  • High Rate of Early Heart Failure Seen in Blacks
    (18-Mar-2009)
    Biggest risk factors were hypertension, obesity, study found

  • Obesity Takes Years Off Your Life
    (18-Mar-2009)
    It's similar to smoking when it comes to effect on longevity, researchers note

  • Millions of Americans With Chronic Ills Put Off Health Care
    (18-Mar-2009)
    Survey shows they suffer consequences of delaying doctor visits, filling prescriptions

  • High Rate of Early Heart Failure Seen in Blacks
    (18-Mar-2009)
    Biggest risk factors were hypertension, obesity, study found

  • Millions of Americans With Chronic Ills Put Off Health Care
    (18-Mar-2009)
    Survey shows they suffer consequences of delaying doctor visits, filling prescriptions

  • Guidelines Suggested for Heart-Kidney Transplants
    (18-Mar-2009)
    Study identifies factors that reduce survival rate for combo surgery

  • Obesity Takes Years Off Your Life
    (18-Mar-2009)
    It's similar to smoking when it comes to effect on longevity, researchers note

  • Drug Fails to Slow Progression of Atherosclerosis
    (17-Mar-2009)
    Pactimibe also was associated with more risk of major heart problems, study finds

  • Walk 100 Steps a Minute for 'Moderate' Exercise
    (17-Mar-2009)
    Study computes a pace brisk enough to meet activity guidelines

  • Drug Fails to Slow Progression of Atherosclerosis
    (17-Mar-2009)
    Pactimibe also was associated with more risk of major heart problems, study finds

  • Drug Fails to Slow Progression of Atherosclerosis
    (17-Mar-2009)
    Pactimibe also was associated with more risk of major heart problems, study finds

  • Drug Fails to Slow Progression of Atherosclerosis
    (17-Mar-2009)
    Pactimibe also was associated with more risk of major heart problems, study finds

  • Walk 100 Steps a Minute for 'Moderate' Exercise
    (17-Mar-2009)
    Study computes a pace brisk enough to meet activity guidelines

  • Drug Fails to Slow Progression of Atherosclerosis
    (17-Mar-2009)
    Pactimibe also was associated with more risk of major heart problems, study finds

  • Walk 100 Steps a Minute for 'Moderate' Exercise
    (17-Mar-2009)
    Study computes a pace brisk enough to meet activity guidelines

  • Firefighters Have Narrower-Than-Normal Arteries, Study Finds
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Experts cite smoke, eating habits and sleep patterns as potential causes

  • Firefighters Have Narrower-Than-Normal Arteries, Study Finds
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Experts cite smoke, eating habits and sleep patterns as potential causes

  • Experts Revise Guidelines on Daily Aspirin for Heart
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Lower dose appears safe and effective against heart attack in men, stroke in women

  • Any Exercise Good After a Heart Attack
    (16-Mar-2009)
    But inactivity makes benefit vanish quickly, researchers say

  • Study Questions Screening for Leg Vessel Blockages
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Current guidelines may be set too high to catch disabling peripheral artery disease, experts say

  • Study Questions Screening for Leg Vessel Blockages
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Current guidelines may be set too high to catch disabling peripheral artery disease, experts say

  • Firefighters Have Narrower-Than-Normal Arteries, Study Finds
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Experts cite smoke, eating habits and sleep patterns as potential causes

  • Defibrillator May Not Help Many With Heart Failure
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Elderly need to make tough choice on whether it's worthwhile, expert says

  • Firefighters Have Narrower-Than-Normal Arteries, Study Finds
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Experts cite smoke, eating habits and sleep patterns as potential causes

  • Any Exercise Good After a Heart Attack
    (16-Mar-2009)
    But inactivity makes benefit vanish quickly, researchers say

  • Firefighters Have Narrower-Than-Normal Arteries, Study Finds
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Experts cite smoke, eating habits and sleep patterns as potential causes

  • Defibrillator May Not Help Many With Heart Failure
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Elderly need to make tough choice on whether it's worthwhile, expert says

  • Firefighters Have Narrower-Than-Normal Arteries, Study Finds
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Experts cite smoke, eating habits and sleep patterns as potential causes

  • Defibrillator May Not Help Many With Heart Failure
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Elderly need to make tough choice on whether it's worthwhile, expert says

  • Firefighters Have Narrower-Than-Normal Arteries, Study Finds
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Experts cite smoke, eating habits and sleep patterns as potential causes

  • Study Questions Screening for Leg Vessel Blockages
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Current guidelines may be set too high to catch disabling peripheral artery disease, experts say

  • Firefighters Have Narrower-Than-Normal Arteries, Study Finds
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Experts cite smoke, eating habits and sleep patterns as potential causes

  • Experts Revise Guidelines on Daily Aspirin for Heart
    (16-Mar-2009)
    Lower dose appears safe and effective against heart attack in men, stroke in women

  • Drugs Before Stents for Stable Heart Disease, Study Says
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Most important, expert says, is to aggressively try to reduce risk factors

  • Drugs Before Stents for Stable Heart Disease, Study Says
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Most important, expert says, is to aggressively try to reduce risk factors

  • Investigational Drug May Help Avert Blood Clots
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Researchers say it works even when common blood thinners also are taken

  • Aging Baby Boomers May Swamp Cardiac Care
    (13-Mar-2009)
    'Diabesity' renders them more prone to heart attacks than their predecessors, researchers say

  • Traffic Jams Harm the Heart
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Study finds chances of heart attack triples in first hour afterward

  • Preemie Delivery Tied to Later Heart Woes for Women
    (13-Mar-2009)
    And ovary removal is another reproductive factor linked to cardiovascular trouble, research shows

  • Drugs Before Stents for Stable Heart Disease, Study Says
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Most important, expert says, is to aggressively try to reduce risk factors

  • Investigational Drug May Help Avert Blood Clots
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Researchers say it works even when common blood thinners also are taken

  • Preemie Delivery Tied to Later Heart Woes for Women
    (13-Mar-2009)
    And ovary removal is another reproductive factor linked to cardiovascular trouble, research shows

  • Drugs Before Stents for Stable Heart Disease, Study Says
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Most important, expert says, is to aggressively try to reduce risk factors

  • Drugs Before Stents for Stable Heart Disease, Study Says
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Most important, expert says, is to aggressively try to reduce risk factors

  • Investigational Drug May Help Avert Blood Clots
    (13-Mar-2009)
    Researchers say it works even when common blood thinners also are taken

  • Preemie Delivery Tied to Later Heart Woes for Women
    (13-Mar-2009)
    And ovary removal is another reproductive factor linked to cardiovascular trouble, research shows

  • Some Elderly Heart Failure Patients Get Little Help From Meds, Study Finds
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Experts say new drugs and guidelines are needed to treat diastolic dysfunction

  • Abnormal Heart Rhythm Boosts Death Risk for Diabetics
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Blood pressure and cholesterol should be controlled more aggressively, study suggests

  • Some Elderly Heart Failure Patients Get Little Help From Meds, Study Finds
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Experts say new drugs and guidelines are needed to treat diastolic dysfunction

  • Cholesterol Drugs Linked to Increased Fatigue
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Study shows a trend, but heart specialists remain skeptical

  • Abnormal Heart Rhythm Boosts Death Risk for Diabetics
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Blood pressure and cholesterol should be controlled more aggressively, study suggests

  • Cholesterol Drugs Linked to Increased Fatigue
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Study shows a trend, but heart specialists remain skeptical

  • Abnormal Heart Rhythm Boosts Death Risk for Diabetics
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Blood pressure and cholesterol should be controlled more aggressively, study suggests

  • Cholesterol Drugs Linked to Increased Fatigue
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Study shows a trend, but heart specialists remain skeptical

  • Some Elderly Heart Failure Patients Get Little Help From Meds, Study Finds
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Experts say new drugs and guidelines are needed to treat diastolic dysfunction

  • Abnormal Heart Rhythm Boosts Death Risk for Diabetics
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Blood pressure and cholesterol should be controlled more aggressively, study suggests

  • Some Elderly Heart Failure Patients Get Little Help From Meds, Study Finds
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Experts say new drugs and guidelines are needed to treat diastolic dysfunction

  • Abnormal Heart Rhythm Boosts Death Risk for Diabetics
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Blood pressure and cholesterol should be controlled more aggressively, study suggests

  • Some Elderly Heart Failure Patients Get Little Help From Meds, Study Finds
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Experts say new drugs and guidelines are needed to treat diastolic dysfunction

  • Abnormal Heart Rhythm Boosts Death Risk for Diabetics
    (12-Mar-2009)
    Blood pressure and cholesterol should be controlled more aggressively, study suggests

  • Overweight Preschoolers Raise Their Heart Disease Risk
    (11-Mar-2009)
    Study found they showed early signs of cardiovascular trouble

  • Neck Fat a Measure of Heart Risk
    (11-Mar-2009)
    It signals danger independently of stomach fat, researchers report

  • Slight Cut in Salt Intake Would Mean Fewer Heart Attacks, Deaths
    (11-Mar-2009)
    Just 1 less gram a day could produce dramatic results, study says

  • Ozone Pollution Taking Toll on American Lives
    (11-Mar-2009)
    Breathing in smog heightens lung, heart risks, report finds

  • Neck Fat a Measure of Heart Risk
    (11-Mar-2009)
    It signals danger independently of stomach fat, researchers report

  • New Test Seems to Spot Deadly Heart Condition
    (11-Mar-2009)
    Promises to make diagnosis simpler for disease than can strike younger adults

  • Migraines in Pregnancy Boost Vascular Risks
    (11-Mar-2009)
    Headaches should be seen as indicator of other problems, expert says

  • Neck Fat a Measure of Heart Risk
    (11-Mar-2009)
    It signals danger independently of stomach fat, researchers report

  • Migraines in Pregnancy Boost Vascular Risks
    (11-Mar-2009)
    Headaches should be seen as indicator of other problems, expert says

  • Overweight Preschoolers Raise Their Heart Disease Risk
    (11-Mar-2009)
    Study found they showed early signs of cardiovascular trouble

  • Neck Fat a Measure of Heart Risk
    (11-Mar-2009)
    It signals danger independently of stomach fat, researchers report

  • Slight Cut in Salt Intake Would Mean Fewer Heart Attacks, Deaths
    (11-Mar-2009)
    Just 1 less gram a day could produce dramatic results, study says

  • Neck Fat a Measure of Heart Risk
    (11-Mar-2009)
    It signals danger independently of stomach fat, researchers report

  • New Test Seems to Spot Deadly Heart Condition
    (11-Mar-2009)
    Promises to make diagnosis simpler for disease than can strike younger adults

  • Neck Fat a Measure of Heart Risk
    (11-Mar-2009)
    It signals danger independently of stomach fat, researchers report

  • Migraines in Pregnancy Boost Vascular Risks
    (11-Mar-2009)
    Headaches should be seen as indicator of other problems, expert says

  • Neck Fat a Measure of Heart Risk
    (11-Mar-2009)
    It signals danger independently of stomach fat, researchers report

  • Migraines in Pregnancy Boost Vascular Risks
    (11-Mar-2009)
    Headaches should be seen as indicator of other problems, expert says

  • Ankle Blood Pressure Test May Spot Hidden Heart Risks
    (10-Mar-2009)
    2 'unconventional' blood workups might also point out trouble, experts say

  • Ankle Blood Pressure Test May Spot Hidden Heart Risks
    (10-Mar-2009)
    2 'unconventional' blood workups might also point out trouble, experts say

  • Ankle Blood Pressure Test May Spot Hidden Heart Risks
    (10-Mar-2009)
    2 'unconventional' blood workups might also point out trouble, experts say

  • Ankle Blood Pressure Test May Spot Hidden Heart Risks
    (10-Mar-2009)
    2 'unconventional' blood workups might also point out trouble, experts say

  • Antidepressant Use Tied to Cardiac Death in Women
    (10-Mar-2009)
    But the drugs may indicate more severe depression, rather than direct cause-and-effect, researchers say

  • Antidepressant Use Tied to Cardiac Death in Women
    (10-Mar-2009)
    But the drugs may indicate more severe depression, rather than direct cause-and-effect, researchers say

  • Obesity, Diabetes and Heart Disease May Speed Dementia
    (10-Mar-2009)
    Expert urges people to modify lifestyle after reports find a connection

  • Antidepressant Use Tied to Cardiac Death in Women
    (10-Mar-2009)
    But the drugs may indicate more severe depression, rather than direct cause-and-effect, researchers say

  • Obama Lifts Ban on Stem Cell Research
    (09-Mar-2009)
    Scientists applaud his action, which is expected to kick-start efforts to unlock therapeutic potential

  • CPR Can Save Young Lives, Too
    (09-Mar-2009)
    Contrary to popular belief, study finds it works on kids, teens having heart attacks

  • Obama Lifts Ban on Stem Cell Research
    (09-Mar-2009)
    Scientists applaud his action, which is expected to kick-start efforts to unlock therapeutic potential

  • Device Approved for Child Heart Operations
    (09-Mar-2009)
    Helps minimize scarring after surgery

  • Obama to End Stem Cell Ban Monday
    (08-Mar-2009)
    Researchers applaud his action, which is expected to kick-start efforts to unlock therapeutic potential

  • Obama to End Stem Cell Ban Monday
    (08-Mar-2009)
    Researchers applaud his action, which is expected to kick-start efforts to unlock therapeutic potential

  • Belly Fat Puts the Pressure on Lungs
    (06-Mar-2009)
    Obesity may affect diaphragm, chest wall to decrease volume, study says

  • Blacks, Hispanics Less Apt to Get Best Heart Failure Care
    (06-Mar-2009)
    Disparity exists even though more minorities than whites meet criteria for cutting-edge treatment

  • Belly Fat Puts the Pressure on Lungs
    (06-Mar-2009)
    Obesity may affect diaphragm, chest wall to decrease volume, study says

  • Blacks, Hispanics Less Apt to Get Best Heart Failure Care
    (06-Mar-2009)
    Disparity exists even though more minorities than whites meet criteria for cutting-edge treatment

  • Belly Fat Puts the Pressure on Lungs
    (06-Mar-2009)
    Obesity may affect diaphragm, chest wall to decrease volume, study says

  • Belly Fat Puts the Pressure on Lungs
    (06-Mar-2009)
    Obesity may affect diaphragm, chest wall to decrease volume, study says

  • Belly Fat Puts the Pressure on Lungs
    (06-Mar-2009)
    Obesity may affect diaphragm, chest wall to decrease volume, study says

  • Belly Fat Puts the Pressure on Lungs
    (06-Mar-2009)
    Obesity may affect diaphragm, chest wall to decrease volume, study says

  • Blacks, Hispanics Less Apt to Get Best Heart Failure Care
    (06-Mar-2009)
    Disparity exists even though more minorities than whites meet criteria for cutting-edge treatment

  • Bad Marriages Harder on Women's Health
    (05-Mar-2009)
    More likely than mates to show signs of metabolic syndrome in strained unions, study finds

  • Second Stroke Prevention Efforts Found Wanting
    (05-Mar-2009)
    Many patients not getting services they need to prevent another attack, researchers say

  • Bad Marriages Harder on Women's Health
    (05-Mar-2009)
    More likely than mates to show signs of metabolic syndrome in strained unions, study finds

  • Bad Marriages Harder on Women's Health
    (05-Mar-2009)
    More likely than mates to show signs of metabolic syndrome in strained unions, study finds

  • Bad Marriages Harder on Women's Health
    (05-Mar-2009)
    More likely than mates to show signs of metabolic syndrome in strained unions, study finds

  • Bad Marriages Harder on Women's Health
    (05-Mar-2009)
    More likely than mates to show signs of metabolic syndrome in strained unions, study finds

  • Second Stroke Prevention Efforts Found Wanting
    (05-Mar-2009)
    Many patients not getting services they need to prevent another attack, researchers say

  • Second Stroke Prevention Efforts Found Wanting
    (05-Mar-2009)
    Many patients not getting services they need to prevent another attack, researchers say

  • Bad Marriages Harder on Women's Health
    (05-Mar-2009)
    More likely than mates to show signs of metabolic syndrome in strained unions, study finds

  • Second Stroke Prevention Efforts Found Wanting
    (05-Mar-2009)
    Many patients not getting services they need to prevent another attack, researchers say

  • Night Shift Work Hard on the Heart
    (03-Mar-2009)
    Study finds it alters levels of hormones, could raise risk of obesity, diabetes and heart disease

  • Night Shift Work Hard on the Heart
    (03-Mar-2009)
    Study finds it alters levels of hormones, could raise risk of obesity, diabetes and heart disease

  • Blood Thinner, Heartburn Drugs May Be Risky After Heart Attack
    (03-Mar-2009)
    Patients taking Plavix, PPIs have 25 percent increased chance of death, rehospitalization

  • U.S. Diet Needs Heart-Felt Overhaul
    (03-Mar-2009)
    Doctors urge all levels of society to encourage good eating habits, cut coronary risks

  • Blood Thinner, Heartburn Drugs May Be Risky After Heart Attack
    (03-Mar-2009)
    Patients taking Plavix, PPIs have 25 percent increased chance of death, rehospitalization

  • U.S. Diet Needs Heart-Felt Overhaul
    (03-Mar-2009)
    Doctors urge all levels of society to encourage good eating habits, cut coronary risks

  • Risk Score May Predict Abnormal Heart Rhythm
    (27-Feb-2009)
    Could be first step in finding way to prevent atrial fibrillation, experts say

  • Risk Score May Predict Abnormal Heart Rhythm
    (27-Feb-2009)
    Could be first step in finding way to prevent atrial fibrillation, experts say

  • Views on Old Age May Become Reality Later
    (27-Feb-2009)
    What you think now could determine your health as you age, study shows

  • Risk Score May Predict Abnormal Heart Rhythm
    (27-Feb-2009)
    Could be first step in finding way to prevent atrial fibrillation, experts say

  • Views on Old Age May Become Reality Later
    (27-Feb-2009)
    What you think now could determine your health as you age, study shows

  • Risk Score May Predict Abnormal Heart Rhythm
    (27-Feb-2009)
    Could be first step in finding way to prevent atrial fibrillation, experts say

  • Risk Score May Predict Abnormal Heart Rhythm
    (27-Feb-2009)
    Could be first step in finding way to prevent atrial fibrillation, experts say

  • Risk Score May Predict Abnormal Heart Rhythm
    (27-Feb-2009)
    Could be first step in finding way to prevent atrial fibrillation, experts say

  • Risk Score May Predict Abnormal Heart Rhythm
    (27-Feb-2009)
    Could be first step in finding way to prevent atrial fibrillation, experts say

  • Even Mild Strokes Can Do Harm
    (27-Feb-2009)
    But many people ignore the 'whisper' of trouble

  • Risk Score May Predict Abnormal Heart Rhythm
    (27-Feb-2009)
    Could be first step in finding way to prevent atrial fibrillation, experts say

  • Views on Old Age May Become Reality Later
    (27-Feb-2009)
    What you think now could determine your health as you age, study shows

  • Lowering BP in Dialysis Cases Cuts Heart Risks
    (26-Feb-2009)
    Study says drugs could prevent 2 of 10 deaths expected in every 100 patients per year

  • Men's Stroke Risk Rises Dramatically in Mid-40s
    (26-Feb-2009)
    And the contributing factors are often those seen in older patients, study finds

  • Men's Stroke Risk Rises Dramatically in Mid-40s
    (26-Feb-2009)
    And the contributing factors are often those seen in older patients, study finds

  • Diagnosing Strep Key to Curbing Rheumatic Heart Disease
    (26-Feb-2009)
    Untreated, one throat strain can lead to damaging fever, physicians warn

  • Health Tip: Understanding Metabolic Syndrome
    (26-Feb-2009)
    Factors that increase a person's risk of heart disease and diabetes

  • Diagnosing Strep Key to Curbing Rheumatic Heart Disease
    (26-Feb-2009)
    Untreated, one throat strain can lead to damaging fever, physicians warn

  • Diagnosing Strep Key to Curbing Rheumatic Heart Disease
    (26-Feb-2009)
    Untreated, one throat strain can lead to damaging fever, physicians warn

  • Health Tip: Understanding Metabolic Syndrome
    (26-Feb-2009)
    Factors that increase a person's risk of heart disease and diabetes

  • Men's Stroke Risk Rises Dramatically in Mid-40s
    (26-Feb-2009)
    And the contributing factors are often those seen in older patients, study finds

  • Weak Evidence Backs Most Heart Guidelines, Report Finds
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Experts agree that field needs more rigorous trials to aid doctors

  • Weak Evidence Backs Most Heart Guidelines, Report Finds
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Experts agree that field needs more rigorous trials to aid doctors

  • Weak Evidence Backs Most Heart Guidelines, Report Finds
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Experts agree that field needs more rigorous trials to aid doctors

  • Weak Evidence Backs Most Heart Guidelines, Report Finds
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Experts agree that field needs more rigorous trials to aid doctors

  • Weak Evidence Backs Most Heart Guidelines, Report Finds
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Experts agree that field needs more rigorous trials to aid doctors

  • Weak Evidence Backs Most Heart Guidelines, Report Finds
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Experts agree that field needs more rigorous trials to aid doctors

  • Weak Evidence Backs Most Heart Guidelines, Report Finds
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Experts agree that field needs more rigorous trials to aid doctors

  • Weak Evidence Backs Most Heart Guidelines, Report Finds
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Experts agree that field needs more rigorous trials to aid doctors

  • Weak Evidence Backs Most Heart Guidelines, Report Finds
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Experts agree that field needs more rigorous trials to aid doctors

  • Weak Evidence Backs Most Heart Guidelines, Report Finds
    (25-Feb-2009)
    Experts agree that field needs more rigorous trials to aid doctors

  • Aneurysms in 2nd Generation May Not Come Early
    (23-Feb-2009)
    In fact, ruptures tend to occur later in life, large study finds

  • Anti-Cholesterol Drug May Ease Back Pain
    (23-Feb-2009)
    Lab results suggest that Lovastatin could help with degenerative disc disease

  • Anti-Cholesterol Drug May Ease Back Pain
    (23-Feb-2009)
    Lab results suggest that Lovastatin could help with degenerative disc disease

  • Control Your Anger, Help Your Heart
    (23-Feb-2009)
    Yale project looks at electrocardiogram patterns for those with implanted defibrillators

  • Experimental Drug May Prevent Plaque Buildup
    (20-Feb-2009)
    Further study, though, could reveal pitfalls, expert warns

  • Coffee or Tea Consumption May Lower Stroke Risk
    (20-Feb-2009)
    Drinking more of either beverage seems to bestow benefits, studies show

  • Early Menopause Doubles Stroke Risk
    (20-Feb-2009)
    Experts suspect lowered estrogen levels might be a factor

  • Women Less Apt to Get Clot-Buster, Study Finds
    (20-Feb-2009)
    Some think gender inequality stems from different stroke symptoms in men and women

  • Laser Therapy Disappoints in Stroke Trial
    (20-Feb-2009)
    Treatment targeting damaged brain areas did not bring significant reductions in disability, researchers say

  • Few Stroke Patients Get Clot-Busting Drug
    (20-Feb-2009)
    tPA can reduce disability, but less than 3% of Medicare patients receive it, study shows

  • Coffee or Tea Consumption May Lower Stroke Risk
    (20-Feb-2009)
    Drinking more of either beverage seems to bestow benefits, studies show

  • New Advances May Treat Stroke Faster, Better
    (20-Feb-2009)
    Innovations include 'brain stents' and a clot-busting drug delivered directly to the brain

  • Early Menopause Doubles Stroke Risk
    (20-Feb-2009)
    Experts suspect lowered estrogen levels might be a factor

  • Women Less Apt to Get Clot-Buster, Study Finds
    (20-Feb-2009)
    Some think gender inequality stems from different stroke symptoms in men and women

  • Obesity, Lack of Insurance Take Toll on Young Americans
    (19-Feb-2009)
    CDC annual report on nation's health focuses on those aged 18 to 29

  • Two-Drug Combo May Lower Diabetics' Kidney Risk
    (19-Feb-2009)
    A pair of blood pressure medicines helps maintain proper organ function, study suggests

  • Know the Warning Signs of Stroke? Most Don't.
    (19-Feb-2009)
    People at greatest risk seem to know the least, survey finds

  • Fast Arrival at Hospital After Stroke Pays Off
    (19-Feb-2009)
    These patients were twice as likely to get clot-busting drug, study shows

  • More Fast-Food Joints in Neighborhoods Mean More Strokes
    (19-Feb-2009)
    Analysis is interesting, but doesn't prove cause and effect, researcher says

  • B Vitamins Might Lower Stroke Risk
    (19-Feb-2009)
    But jury is still out on their value, experts note

  • Know the Warning Signs of Stroke? Most Don't.
    (19-Feb-2009)
    People at greatest risk seem to know the least, survey finds

  • Fast Arrival at Hospital After Stroke Pays Off
    (19-Feb-2009)
    These patients were twice as likely to get clot-busting drug, study shows

  • More Fast-Food Joints in Neighborhoods Mean More Strokes
    (19-Feb-2009)
    Analysis is interesting, but doesn't prove cause and effect, researcher says

  • B Vitamins Might Lower Stroke Risk
    (19-Feb-2009)
    But jury is still out on their value, experts note

  • Obesity, Lack of Insurance Take Toll on Young Americans
    (19-Feb-2009)
    CDC annual report on nation's health focuses on those aged 18 to 29

  • Is Bypass Truly Better than Stenting?
    (18-Feb-2009)
    Read the fine print, experts say in disputing new study's finding

  • Is Bypass Truly Better than Stenting?
    (18-Feb-2009)
    Read the fine print, experts say in disputing new study's finding

  • Is Bypass Truly Better than Stenting?
    (18-Feb-2009)
    Read the fine print, experts say in disputing new study's finding

  • Genetics May Help Fine-Tune Warfarin Dosage
    (18-Feb-2009)
    Formula that includes DNA data proves faster, more accurate in early tests

  • Is Bypass Truly Better than Stenting?
    (18-Feb-2009)
    Read the fine print, experts say in disputing new study's finding

  • Working With Robots May Help After a Stroke
    (18-Feb-2009)
    People who lost use of a hand recaptured movement, study finds

  • Genetics May Help Fine-Tune Warfarin Dosage
    (18-Feb-2009)
    Formula that includes DNA data proves faster, more accurate in early tests

  • Is Bypass Truly Better than Stenting?
    (18-Feb-2009)
    Read the fine print, experts say in disputing new study's finding

  • Working With Robots May Help After a Stroke
    (18-Feb-2009)
    People who lost use of a hand recaptured movement, study finds

  • Silent Strokes More Common in Younger People Than Thought
    (18-Feb-2009)
    The symptomless events are 5 times more prevalent than full-blown stroke in people under 65, MRI study shows

  • Genetics May Help Fine-Tune Warfarin Dosage
    (18-Feb-2009)
    Formula that includes DNA data proves faster, more accurate in early tests

  • ER Less Likely to Diagnose Stroke in Younger Folks
    (18-Feb-2009)
    New research finds misdiagnosis risk goes up as age goes down

  • Health Tip: Preparing for a Stress Test
    (17-Feb-2009)
    What to expect, and how to get ready

  • Exploring Genetic Link Between Migraines, Cardiovascular Trouble
    (17-Feb-2009)
    Suspected variant is not a player, but two genotypes might be, study finds

  • Salt Boosts Blood Pressure in High-Risk Patients
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Metabolic syndrome may enhance sodium's effect on the body, study suggests

  • Genes That Control Body's Salt Levels Are Identified
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Whether finding will lead to treatment improvements remains unclear

  • Salt Boosts Blood Pressure in High-Risk Patients
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Metabolic syndrome may enhance sodium's effect on the body, study suggests

  • Not Many U.S. Kids Need Statins
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Fewer than 1% with high cholesterol, study shows

  • Sudden Cardiac Death Rare in Young Athletes
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Risk is similar to that of being killed by lightning, study finds

  • Age No Bar to Aggressive Rx for Cardiogenic Shock
    (16-Feb-2009)
    The heart condition is a major killer of people over the age of 75, researchers note

  • Salt Boosts Blood Pressure in High-Risk Patients
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Metabolic syndrome may enhance sodium's effect on the body, study suggests

  • Salt Boosts Blood Pressure in High-Risk Patients
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Metabolic syndrome may enhance sodium's effect on the body, study suggests

  • Genes That Control Body's Salt Levels Are Identified
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Whether finding will lead to treatment improvements remains unclear

  • Salt Boosts Blood Pressure in High-Risk Patients
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Metabolic syndrome may enhance sodium's effect on the body, study suggests

  • Not Many U.S. Kids Need Statins
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Fewer than 1% with high cholesterol, study shows

  • Salt Boosts Blood Pressure in High-Risk Patients
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Metabolic syndrome may enhance sodium's effect on the body, study suggests

  • Salt Boosts Blood Pressure in High-Risk Patients
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Metabolic syndrome may enhance sodium's effect on the body, study suggests

  • Salt Boosts Blood Pressure in High-Risk Patients
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Metabolic syndrome may enhance sodium's effect on the body, study suggests

  • Genes That Control Body's Salt Levels Are Identified
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Whether finding will lead to treatment improvements remains unclear

  • Coffee Drinking Lowers Women's Stroke Risk
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Two or more cups a day boosts protection for nonsmokers, study finds

  • Coffee Drinking Lowers Women's Stroke Risk
    (16-Feb-2009)
    Two or more cups a day boosts protection for nonsmokers, study finds

  • Being Heart Smart Just Makes Sense
    (15-Feb-2009)
    Knowing the early warning signs of an attack can greatly increase survival, group says

  • Being Heart Smart Just Makes Sense
    (15-Feb-2009)
    Knowing the early warning signs of an attack can greatly increase survival, group says

  • Being Heart Smart Just Makes Sense
    (15-Feb-2009)
    Knowing the early warning signs of an attack can greatly increase survival, group says

  • Being Heart Smart Just Makes Sense
    (15-Feb-2009)
    Knowing the early warning signs of an attack can greatly increase survival, group says

  • Being Heart Smart Just Makes Sense
    (15-Feb-2009)
    Knowing the early warning signs of an attack can greatly increase survival, group says

  • Stars Strut Catwalk for Women's Heart Health
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Annual Red Dress show aims to put top killer out of style

  • Stars Strut Catwalk for Women's Heart Health
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Annual Red Dress show aims to put top killer out of style

  • Stars Strut Catwalk for Women's Heart Health
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Annual Red Dress show aims to put top killer out of style

  • Secondhand Smoke Linked to Dementia
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Exposure may increase risk by 44%, researchers say

  • Stars Strut Catwalk for Women's Heart Health
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Annual Red Dress show aims to put top killer out of style

  • Stars Strut Catwalk for Women's Heart Health
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Annual Red Dress show aims to put top killer out of style

  • Stars Strut Catwalk for Women's Heart Health
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Annual Red Dress show aims to put top killer out of style

  • Stars Strut Catwalk for Women's Heart Health
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Annual Red Dress show aims to put top killer out of style

  • Stars Strut Catwalk for Women's Heart Health
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Annual Red Dress show aims to put top killer out of style

  • Secondhand Smoke Linked to Dementia
    (13-Feb-2009)
    Exposure may increase risk by 44%, researchers say

  • Skin Cells Turned Into Working Heart Muscle
    (12-Feb-2009)
    Research could lead to new treatments for organ's diseases that have genetic cause

  • Study Brings Value of Echocardiography Into Focus
    (12-Feb-2009)
    The imaging technique leads to better diagnosis, treatment for heart patients

  • Study Brings Value of Echocardiography Into Focus
    (12-Feb-2009)
    The imaging technique leads to better diagnosis, treatment for heart patients

  • Health Tip: Women and High Blood Pressure
    (12-Feb-2009)
    Factors that may increase their risk

  • Skin Cells Turned Into Working Heart Muscle
    (12-Feb-2009)
    Research could lead to new treatments for organ's diseases that have genetic cause

  • Study Brings Value of Echocardiography Into Focus
    (12-Feb-2009)
    The imaging technique leads to better diagnosis, treatment for heart patients

  • Skin Cells Turned Into Working Heart Muscle
    (12-Feb-2009)
    Research could lead to new treatments for organ's diseases that have genetic cause

  • New Drug Shows Promise Against Heartbeat Abnormality
    (11-Feb-2009)
    Dronedarone reduced strokes, heart attacks in those with atrial fibrillation

  • Experience Brings Better Angioplasty Outcomes
    (11-Feb-2009)
    Patients treated by skilled doctors at high-volume hospitals do best, study finds

  • New Drug Shows Promise Against Heartbeat Abnormality
    (11-Feb-2009)
    Dronedarone reduced strokes, heart attacks in those with atrial fibrillation

  • New Drug Shows Promise Against Heartbeat Abnormality
    (11-Feb-2009)
    Dronedarone reduced strokes, heart attacks in those with atrial fibrillation

  • New Drug Shows Promise Against Heartbeat Abnormality
    (11-Feb-2009)
    Dronedarone reduced strokes, heart attacks in those with atrial fibrillation

  • New Drug Shows Promise Against Heartbeat Abnormality
    (11-Feb-2009)
    Dronedarone reduced strokes, heart attacks in those with atrial fibrillation

  • Gender Disparities Persist in Treatment of Stroke
    (10-Feb-2009)
    Raft of studies points up many of the differences in care, incidence of brain attacks

  • Gender Disparities Persist in Treatment of Stroke
    (10-Feb-2009)
    Raft of studies points up many of the differences in care, incidence of brain attacks

  • Mediterranean Diet Aids the Aging Brain: Study
    (10-Feb-2009)
    Eating plan seems to reduce the risk of cognitive impairment, dementia

  • Gender Disparities Persist in Treatment of Stroke
    (10-Feb-2009)
    Raft of studies points up many of the differences in care, incidence of brain attacks

  • Gender Disparities Persist in Treatment of Stroke
    (10-Feb-2009)
    Raft of studies points up many of the differences in care, incidence of brain attacks

  • Genetic Test for Heart Disease Risk in the Works
    (09-Feb-2009)
    International studies lay groundwork for designing way to spot susceptible patients

  • Taking Statins Faithfully Lengthens Life
    (09-Feb-2009)
    But experts note finding colored by fact that these folks take better care of themselves generally

  • Vitamins Do Older Women Little Good
    (09-Feb-2009)
    Study finds they don't reduce risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer

  • Scientists Heartened at Prospect of End to Stem Cell Ban
    (09-Feb-2009)
    Move by Obama expected to kick-start efforts to unlock therapeutic potential

  • Genetic Test for Heart Disease Risk in the Works
    (09-Feb-2009)
    International studies lay groundwork for designing way to spot susceptible patients

  • Taking Statins Faithfully Lengthens Life
    (09-Feb-2009)
    But experts note finding colored by fact that these folks take better care of themselves generally

  • Vitamins Do Older Women Little Good
    (09-Feb-2009)
    Study finds they don't reduce risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer

  • Genetic Test for Heart Disease Risk in the Works
    (09-Feb-2009)
    International studies lay groundwork for designing way to spot susceptible patients

  • Taking Statins Faithfully Lengthens Life
    (09-Feb-2009)
    But experts note finding colored by fact that these folks take better care of themselves generally

  • Scientists Heartened at Prospect of End to Stem Cell Ban
    (09-Feb-2009)
    Move by Obama expected to kick-start efforts to unlock therapeutic potential

  • Genetic Test for Heart Disease Risk in the Works
    (09-Feb-2009)
    International studies lay groundwork for designing way to spot susceptible patients

  • Genetic Test for Heart Disease Risk in the Works
    (09-Feb-2009)
    International studies lay groundwork for designing way to spot susceptible patients

  • Health Tip: Control Risk Factors for Stroke
    (09-Feb-2009)
    Things you can help change

  • Vitamins Do Older Women Little Good
    (09-Feb-2009)
    Study finds they don't reduce risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer

  • Healthy Heart Tips for a Bad Economy
    (07-Feb-2009)
    Don't let your body pay the price in uncertain times, experts say

  • Healthy Heart Tips for a Bad Economy
    (07-Feb-2009)
    Don't let your body pay the price in uncertain times, experts say

  • Healthy Heart Tips for a Bad Economy
    (07-Feb-2009)
    Don't let your body pay the price in uncertain times, experts say

  • Female Hormones Deter Salt-Sensitive Hypertension
    (06-Feb-2009)
    Estrogen appears to improve kidneys' ability to shed sodium, study says

  • First Ablation Catheters Approved for Atrial Fibrillation
    (06-Feb-2009)
    Designed to treat irregular heartbeat when medication doesn't work

  • Shorter Menopause May Speed Risk of Heart Disease
    (05-Feb-2009)
    Transition within 3 years allows more plaque buildup in arteries, study finds

  • Statins Don't Cut Cancer Risk
    (05-Feb-2009)
    Animal study found 2 popular cholesterol-lowering drugs had little effect on tumors

  • Statins Don't Cut Cancer Risk
    (05-Feb-2009)
    Animal study found 2 popular cholesterol-lowering drugs had little effect on tumors

  • Shorter Menopause May Speed Risk of Heart Disease
    (05-Feb-2009)
    Transition within 3 years allows more plaque buildup in arteries, study finds

  • Shorter Menopause May Speed Risk of Heart Disease
    (05-Feb-2009)
    Transition within 3 years allows more plaque buildup in arteries, study finds

  • Quick Stroke Treatment Improves Outcomes
    (05-Feb-2009)
    Rapid action cuts death rate, costs, length of stay and risk of recurrence, study finds

  • Quick Stroke Treatment Improves Outcomes
    (05-Feb-2009)
    Rapid action cuts death rate, costs, length of stay and risk of recurrence, study finds

  • High Resting Heart Rate Spells Trouble for Women
    (04-Feb-2009)
    Study finds it raises risk of heart attack, while expert notes exercise best antidote

  • High Resting Heart Rate Spells Trouble for Women
    (04-Feb-2009)
    Study finds it raises risk of heart attack, while expert notes exercise best antidote

  • High Resting Heart Rate Spells Trouble for Women
    (04-Feb-2009)
    Study finds it raises risk of heart attack, while expert notes exercise best antidote

  • Radiation From CT Scans Not Always the Same
    (03-Feb-2009)
    Study finds wide variation in exposure, depending on several factors

  • Radiation From CT Scans Not Always the Same
    (03-Feb-2009)
    Study finds wide variation in exposure, depending on several factors

  • Inflammation May Play Role in Sleep Duration
    (02-Feb-2009)
    Stress, mood affect cytokine regulators underlying resting habits, study says

  • Experts Urge Limits on Use of Cardiac CT Scans
    (02-Feb-2009)
    Radiation-linked cancer risks are small, but need to be considered, AHA panel says

  • Experts Urge Limits on Use of Cardiac CT Scans
    (02-Feb-2009)
    Radiation-linked cancer risks are small, but need to be considered, AHA panel says

  • Inflammation May Play Role in Sleep Duration
    (02-Feb-2009)
    Stress, mood affect cytokine regulators underlying resting habits, study says

  • Inflammation May Play Role in Sleep Duration
    (02-Feb-2009)
    Stress, mood affect cytokine regulators underlying resting habits, study says

  • Stroke Drug Might Be a Memory-Booster
    (02-Feb-2009)
    Fasudil improved the recall of middle-aged rats, scientists say

  • Preeclampsia in Pregnancy Boosts Future Health Risks
    (30-Jan-2009)
    Moms may face chance of hypertension, diabetes and blood clots, study says

  • Synthetic HDL Could Fight Heart Disease
    (30-Jan-2009)
    Sponge-like molecule sops up bad lipoproteins, researchers say

  • Preeclampsia in Pregnancy Boosts Future Health Risks
    (30-Jan-2009)
    Moms may face chance of hypertension, diabetes and blood clots, study says

  • Synthetic HDL Could Fight Heart Disease
    (30-Jan-2009)
    Sponge-like molecule sops up bad lipoproteins, researchers say

  • Top 10 Heart-Stroke Advances for 2008
    (30-Jan-2009)
    AHA says research looked at smoking bans, acute care, diabetes control and childhood obesity

  • Synthetic HDL Could Fight Heart Disease
    (30-Jan-2009)
    Sponge-like molecule sops up bad lipoproteins, researchers say

  • Synthetic HDL Could Fight Heart Disease
    (30-Jan-2009)
    Sponge-like molecule sops up bad lipoproteins, researchers say

  • Synthetic HDL Could Fight Heart Disease
    (30-Jan-2009)
    Sponge-like molecule sops up bad lipoproteins, researchers say

  • Top 10 Heart-Stroke Advances for 2008
    (30-Jan-2009)
    AHA says research looked at smoking bans, acute care, diabetes control and childhood obesity

  • Synthetic HDL Could Fight Heart Disease
    (30-Jan-2009)
    Sponge-like molecule sops up bad lipoproteins, researchers say

  • Top 10 Heart-Stroke Advances for 2008
    (30-Jan-2009)
    AHA says research looked at smoking bans, acute care, diabetes control and childhood obesity

  • Preeclampsia in Pregnancy Boosts Future Health Risks
    (30-Jan-2009)
    Moms may face chance of hypertension, diabetes and blood clots, study says

  • Top 10 Heart-Stroke Advances for 2008
    (30-Jan-2009)
    AHA says research looked at smoking bans, acute care, diabetes control and childhood obesity

  • Plavix Plus Heartburn Drugs May Hike Heart Risk
    (28-Jan-2009)
    Combination might interfere with Plavix's anticlotting ability, experts say

  • Monitoring Protein Didn't Improve Heart Failure Outcomes
    (27-Jan-2009)
    Study finds just watching symptoms leads to similar survival rates in older patients

  • Monitoring Protein Didn't Improve Heart Failure Outcomes
    (27-Jan-2009)
    Study finds just watching symptoms leads to similar survival rates in older patients

  • Monitoring Protein Didn't Improve Heart Failure Outcomes
    (27-Jan-2009)
    Study finds just watching symptoms leads to similar survival rates in older patients

  • Some Heart Failure Meds May Raise Fracture Risk in Women
    (27-Jan-2009)
    Long-term use of loop diuretics tied to drop in bone density but short-term use safe, researchers say

  • Monitoring Protein Didn't Improve Heart Failure Outcomes
    (27-Jan-2009)
    Study finds just watching symptoms leads to similar survival rates in older patients

  • Omega-6 Fatty Acids Can Be Good for You
    (26-Jan-2009)
    New advisory puts worries about possible link to heart disease to rest

  • Omega-6 Fatty Acids Can Be Good for You
    (26-Jan-2009)
    New advisory puts worries about possible link to heart disease to rest

  • Omega-6 Fatty Acids Can Be Good for You
    (26-Jan-2009)
    New advisory puts worries about possible link to heart disease to rest

  • Higher Blood Sugar Could Impair Thinking
    (26-Jan-2009)
    People with raised glucose scored worse on cognition tests, study found

  • 60 Million Worldwide Carry Heart Disease Mutation
    (23-Jan-2009)
    Muscle protein variant, most common in India, leaves carriers with little warning of dangers

  • 60 Million Worldwide Carry Heart Disease Mutation
    (23-Jan-2009)
    Muscle protein variant, most common in India, leaves carriers with little warning of dangers

  • 60 Million Worldwide Carry Heart Disease Mutation
    (23-Jan-2009)
    Muscle protein variant, most common in India, leaves carriers with little warning of dangers

  • 60 Million Worldwide Carry Heart Disease Mutation
    (23-Jan-2009)
    Muscle protein variant, most common in India, leaves carriers with little warning of dangers

  • 60 Million Worldwide Carry Heart Disease Mutation
    (23-Jan-2009)
    Muscle protein variant, most common in India, leaves carriers with little warning of dangers

  • Moderate Alcohol Consumption May Protect Against Disabilities
    (22-Jan-2009)
    Study found healthy older adults were better able to carry out daily tasks

  • Gender May Influence Heart Failure Treatment
    (22-Jan-2009)
    Care varies for men and women, and by male and female doctors, study finds

  • Gender May Influence Heart Failure Treatment
    (22-Jan-2009)
    Care varies for men and women, and by male and female doctors, study finds

  • New Brain Hemorrhage Guidelines Stress Quick Action
    (22-Jan-2009)
    Hospitals with more expertise handling these attacks also boost survival outcomes

  • Gender May Influence Heart Failure Treatment
    (22-Jan-2009)
    Care varies for men and women, and by male and female doctors, study finds

  • Moderate Alcohol Consumption May Protect Against Disabilities
    (22-Jan-2009)
    Study found healthy older adults were better able to carry out daily tasks

  • New Brain Hemorrhage Guidelines Stress Quick Action
    (22-Jan-2009)
    Hospitals with more expertise handling these attacks also boost survival outcomes

  • Kidney, Heart Problems May Be Linked
    (21-Jan-2009)
    Older people face more risks when kidneys are damaged, study finds

  • Kidney, Heart Problems May Be Linked
    (21-Jan-2009)
    Older people face more risks when kidneys are damaged, study finds

  • Angioplasty Via Wrist May Be Safer
    (20-Jan-2009)
    It's seldom used but entails lower risk, speedier recovery, researchers say

  • Simple Exercise Keeps Brain at Top of Its Game
    (20-Jan-2009)
    In older women, being more fit helps cognitive function, study shows

  • Abnormal Heart Function Reduces Exercise Capacity
    (20-Jan-2009)
    Older patients were more affected, study found

  • U.S. Heart Attacks Becoming Less Severe
    (20-Jan-2009)
    Better control of blood pressure, other factors may be boosting survival, experts say

  • MRI Scans Reveal Post-Heart Attack Bleeding
    (20-Jan-2009)
    Images could offer doctors a better assessment of patient's condition, chances of recovery

  • Study Weighs Cost, Benefit of Gene Tests Before Warfarin Rx
    (20-Jan-2009)
    The screens resulted in better patient outcomes but at high price, researchers say

  • Angioplasty Via Wrist May Be Safer
    (20-Jan-2009)
    It's seldom used but entails lower risk, speedier recovery, researchers say

  • Abnormal Heart Function Reduces Exercise Capacity
    (20-Jan-2009)
    Older patients were more affected, study found

  • U.S. Heart Attacks Becoming Less Severe
    (20-Jan-2009)
    Better control of blood pressure, other factors may be boosting survival, experts say

  • U.S. Heart Attacks Becoming Less Severe
    (20-Jan-2009)
    Better control of blood pressure, other factors may be boosting survival, experts say

  • Study Weighs Cost, Benefit of Gene Tests Before Warfarin Rx
    (20-Jan-2009)
    The screens resulted in better patient outcomes but at high price, researchers say

  • MRI Scans Reveal Post-Heart Attack Bleeding
    (20-Jan-2009)
    Images could offer doctors a better assessment of patient's condition, chances of recovery

  • Study Weighs Cost, Benefit of Gene Tests Before Warfarin Rx
    (20-Jan-2009)
    The screens resulted in better patient outcomes but at high price, researchers say

  • Abnormal Heart Function Reduces Exercise Capacity
    (20-Jan-2009)
    Older patients were more affected, study found

  • MRI Scans Reveal Post-Heart Attack Bleeding
    (20-Jan-2009)
    Images could offer doctors a better assessment of patient's condition, chances of recovery

  • Study Weighs Cost, Benefit of Gene Tests Before Warfarin Rx
    (20-Jan-2009)
    The screens resulted in better patient outcomes but at high price, researchers say

  • Abnormal Heart Function Reduces Exercise Capacity
    (20-Jan-2009)
    Older patients were more affected, study found

  • Angioplasty Via Wrist May Be Safer
    (20-Jan-2009)
    It's seldom used but entails lower risk, speedier recovery, researchers say

  • Genetic Data May Not Boost Heart Disease Predictions
    (19-Jan-2009)
    Traditional risk factors are just as reliable, researchers say

  • Genetic Data May Not Boost Heart Disease Predictions
    (19-Jan-2009)
    Traditional risk factors are just as reliable, researchers say

  • Genetic Data May Not Boost Heart Disease Predictions
    (19-Jan-2009)
    Traditional risk factors are just as reliable, researchers say

  • Genetic Data May Not Boost Heart Disease Predictions
    (19-Jan-2009)
    Traditional risk factors are just as reliable, researchers say

  • Genetic Data May Not Boost Heart Disease Predictions
    (19-Jan-2009)
    Traditional risk factors are just as reliable, researchers say

  • Health Tip: Health Tip: Wine Could Benefit the Heart
    (19-Jan-2009)
    But only in moderation

  • Cholesterol Levels May Not Measure Cardiac Risk
    (16-Jan-2009)
    Normal readings showed up in many who had heart attacks, study shows

  • Cholesterol Levels May Not Measure Cardiac Risk
    (16-Jan-2009)
    Normal readings showed up in many who had heart attacks, study shows

  • Cholesterol Levels May Not Measure Cardiac Risk
    (16-Jan-2009)
    Normal readings showed up in many who had heart attacks, study shows

  • Cholesterol Levels May Not Measure Cardiac Risk
    (16-Jan-2009)
    Normal readings showed up in many who had heart attacks, study shows

  • Cholesterol Levels May Not Measure Cardiac Risk
    (16-Jan-2009)
    Normal readings showed up in many who had heart attacks, study shows

  • Sleep Apnea Seems to Wear Down the Brain
    (15-Jan-2009)
    Repeated blood flow changes may be at the root of higher stroke risk, study says

  • Newer Contraceptives Don't Increase Heart Risk
    (15-Jan-2009)
    But more research is needed because they may lead to blood clots, study says

  • Sleep Apnea Seems to Wear Down the Brain
    (15-Jan-2009)
    Repeated blood flow changes may be at the root of higher stroke risk, study says

  • Sleep Apnea Seems to Wear Down the Brain
    (15-Jan-2009)
    Repeated blood flow changes may be at the root of higher stroke risk, study says

  • Sleep Apnea Seems to Wear Down the Brain
    (15-Jan-2009)
    Repeated blood flow changes may be at the root of higher stroke risk, study says

  • Newer Contraceptives Don't Increase Heart Risk
    (15-Jan-2009)
    But more research is needed because they may lead to blood clots, study says

  • Newer Antipsychotics Pose Cardiac Risk: Study
    (14-Jan-2009)
    Patients advised to avoid the drugs in some cases

  • Blood Flow Measurement Boosts Stent Outcomes
    (14-Jan-2009)
    Technology reduces deaths, complications, but may be too costly for some centers, experts say

  • Newer Antipsychotics Pose Cardiac Risk: Study
    (14-Jan-2009)
    Patients advised to avoid the drugs in some cases

  • Blood Flow Measurement Boosts Stent Outcomes
    (14-Jan-2009)
    Technology reduces deaths, complications, but may be too costly for some centers, experts say

  • Women With Heart Attack Symptoms See Delays in Care
    (13-Jan-2009)
    Differences in initial symptoms could explain discrepancy, study suggests

  • Women With Heart Attack Symptoms See Delays in Care
    (13-Jan-2009)
    Differences in initial symptoms could explain discrepancy, study suggests

  • Millions More Americans Might Be Placed on Statins
    (13-Jan-2009)
    Recent data could lead to wider prescribing of cholesterol-lowering drugs, experts say

  • Diet, Exercise Cuts Kids' Risk for Metabolic Syndrome
    (13-Jan-2009)
    Preventing obesity boosts blood vessel function even without weight loss, study says

  • Millions More Americans Might Be Placed on Statins
    (13-Jan-2009)
    Recent data could lead to wider prescribing of cholesterol-lowering drugs, experts say

  • Diet, Exercise Cuts Kids' Risk for Metabolic Syndrome
    (13-Jan-2009)
    Preventing obesity boosts blood vessel function even without weight loss, study says

  • Millions More Americans Might Be Placed on Statins
    (13-Jan-2009)
    Recent data could lead to wider prescribing of cholesterol-lowering drugs, experts say

  • Diet, Exercise Cuts Kids' Risk for Metabolic Syndrome
    (13-Jan-2009)
    Preventing obesity boosts blood vessel function even without weight loss, study says

  • Diet, Exercise Cuts Kids' Risk for Metabolic Syndrome
    (13-Jan-2009)
    Preventing obesity boosts blood vessel function even without weight loss, study says

  • Women With Heart Attack Symptoms See Delays in Care
    (13-Jan-2009)
    Differences in initial symptoms could explain discrepancy, study suggests

  • Millions More Americans Might Be Placed on Statins
    (13-Jan-2009)
    Recent data could lead to wider prescribing of cholesterol-lowering drugs, experts say

  • Cold Weather May Raise Blood Pressure in Elderly
    (12-Jan-2009)
    Seasonal variance suggests target for better treatments

  • Framingham Score May Not Spot Lifetime Heart Risk
    (12-Jan-2009)
    Study is third in a week to question some facet of the widely used guideline

  • Sodium, Potassium Intake Tied to Heart Disease
    (12-Jan-2009)
    Study finds 24% greater risk per unit increase in salt-to-mineral ratio

  • Framingham Score May Not Spot Lifetime Heart Risk
    (12-Jan-2009)
    Study is third in a week to question some facet of the widely used guideline

  • Sodium, Potassium Intake Tied to Heart Disease
    (12-Jan-2009)
    Study finds 24% greater risk per unit increase in salt-to-mineral ratio

  • Sodium, Potassium Intake Tied to Heart Disease
    (12-Jan-2009)
    Study finds 24% greater risk per unit increase in salt-to-mineral ratio

  • Sodium, Potassium Intake Tied to Heart Disease
    (12-Jan-2009)
    Study finds 24% greater risk per unit increase in salt-to-mineral ratio

  • Sodium, Potassium Intake Tied to Heart Disease
    (12-Jan-2009)
    Study finds 24% greater risk per unit increase in salt-to-mineral ratio

  • Sodium, Potassium Intake Tied to Heart Disease
    (12-Jan-2009)
    Study finds 24% greater risk per unit increase in salt-to-mineral ratio

  • Framingham Score May Not Spot Lifetime Heart Risk
    (12-Jan-2009)
    Study is third in a week to question some facet of the widely used guideline

  • Doctors Re-Examine Blood Thinners to Prevent Strokes
    (11-Jan-2009)
    They're effective, but must be used with caution, experts say

  • Studies Challenge Framingham Risk Score
    (09-Jan-2009)
    The long-standing assessment for heart risk may not be accurate in some cases

  • Health Tip: After a Heart Attack
    (09-Jan-2009)
    Risk factors for having another one

  • Studies Challenge Framingham Risk Score
    (09-Jan-2009)
    The long-standing assessment for heart risk may not be accurate in some cases

  • Studies Challenge Framingham Risk Score
    (09-Jan-2009)
    The long-standing assessment for heart risk may not be accurate in some cases

  • Guidelines Unveiled for Treating Clogged Heart Arteries
    (08-Jan-2009)
    A key deciding factor should be that benefits outweigh risks, experts say

  • Doctors Urged to Screen Diabetics for Sleep Apnea
    (08-Jan-2009)
    Treatment may reduce risk of cardiovascular disease

  • Guidelines Unveiled for Treating Clogged Heart Arteries
    (08-Jan-2009)
    A key deciding factor should be that benefits outweigh risks, experts say

  • FDA Backs Cholesterol Drug Vytorin
    (08-Jan-2009)
    Review says it lowered bad cholesterol more effectively than Zocor

  • Guidelines Unveiled for Treating Clogged Heart Arteries
    (08-Jan-2009)
    A key deciding factor should be that benefits outweigh risks, experts say

  • FDA Backs Cholesterol Drug Vytorin
    (08-Jan-2009)
    Review says it lowered bad cholesterol more effectively than Zocor

  • Doctors Urged to Screen Diabetics for Sleep Apnea
    (08-Jan-2009)
    Treatment may reduce risk of cardiovascular disease

  • Guidelines Unveiled for Treating Clogged Heart Arteries
    (08-Jan-2009)
    A key deciding factor should be that benefits outweigh risks, experts say

  • FDA Backs Cholesterol Drug Vytorin
    (08-Jan-2009)
    Review says it lowered bad cholesterol more effectively than Zocor

  • Doctors Urged to Screen Diabetics for Sleep Apnea
    (08-Jan-2009)
    Treatment may reduce risk of cardiovascular disease

  • Inflammation Markers May Help Predict Stroke Risk
    (08-Jan-2009)
    They should be used when assessing traditional risk factors, experts say

  • Heart Drug May Be a Cancer Fighter
    (07-Jan-2009)
    Digoxin, used to treat heart failure, slowed cell growth, study says

  • Study of Everest Climbers Questions Oxygen Use
    (07-Jan-2009)
    Whether low levels would work for ER patients with hypoxia remains unclear

  • Heart Drug May Be a Cancer Fighter
    (07-Jan-2009)
    Digoxin, used to treat heart failure, slowed cell growth, study says

  • Family History of Aneurysm Raises Stroke Risk for Smokers
    (07-Jan-2009)
    They're 6 times likely to suffer bleeding stroke, study finds

  • Family History of Aneurysm Raises Stroke Risk for Smokers
    (07-Jan-2009)
    They're 6 times likely to suffer bleeding stroke, study finds

  • Implanted Defibrillators Benefit Older People
    (06-Jan-2009)
    Improved survival seen in those 75 and older, study says

  • Health Care Spending in U.S. Grew at Lowest Rate in a Decade
    (06-Jan-2009)
    But consumers are still paying more for out-of-pocket expenses, reports say

  • Implanted Defibrillators Benefit Older People
    (06-Jan-2009)
    Improved survival seen in those 75 and older, study says

  • Viagra May Shield Heart From Blood Pressure Damage
    (05-Jan-2009)
    Sildenafil appears to delay dangerous heart muscle expansion in mice

  • When the Heart Stops Beating
    (05-Jan-2009)
    Survivors tell their stories of sudden cardiac arrest

  • When the Heart Stops Beating
    (05-Jan-2009)
    Survivors tell their stories of sudden cardiac arrest

  • Viagra May Shield Heart From Blood Pressure Damage
    (05-Jan-2009)
    Sildenafil appears to delay dangerous heart muscle expansion in mice

  • When the Heart Stops Beating
    (05-Jan-2009)
    Survivors tell their stories of sudden cardiac arrest

  • Viagra May Shield Heart From Blood Pressure Damage
    (05-Jan-2009)
    Sildenafil appears to delay dangerous heart muscle expansion in mice

  • When the Heart Stops Beating
    (05-Jan-2009)
    Survivors tell their stories of sudden cardiac arrest

  • Viagra May Shield Heart From Blood Pressure Damage
    (05-Jan-2009)
    Sildenafil appears to delay dangerous heart muscle expansion in mice

  • Viagra May Shield Heart From Blood Pressure Damage
    (05-Jan-2009)
    Sildenafil appears to delay dangerous heart muscle expansion in mice

  • When the Heart Stops Beating
    (05-Jan-2009)
    Survivors tell their stories of sudden cardiac arrest

  • Dubious Drugs, Tainted Foods Top 2008's Health Stories
    (31-Dec-2008)
    But deaths from heart disease, cancer show encouraging drop

  • Dubious Drugs, Tainted Foods Top 2008's Health Stories
    (31-Dec-2008)
    But deaths from heart disease, cancer show encouraging drop

  • Dubious Drugs, Tainted Foods Top 2008's Health Stories
    (31-Dec-2008)
    But deaths from heart disease, cancer show encouraging drop

  • Optimal Warfarin Dosing Improves Anticoagulation Control
    (30-Dec-2008)
    Increasing time within the therapeutic range of utmost importance, study finds

  • Optimal Warfarin Dosing Improves Anticoagulation Control
    (30-Dec-2008)
    Increasing time within the therapeutic range of utmost importance, study finds

  • Guide on Blood Thinner Now Available in Spanish
    (29-Dec-2008)
    Brochure may help spread the word about warfarin's possible complications

  • Gene Linked to High Blood Pressure Discovered
    (29-Dec-2008)
    Variant seems to help regulate amount of sodium in the body

  • Guide on Blood Thinner Now Available in Spanish
    (29-Dec-2008)
    Brochure may help spread the word about warfarin's possible complications

  • Statins Help Prevent Delirium After Heart Surgery
    (26-Dec-2008)
    Cholesterol-lowering meds seem to shield against troublesome complication, study finds

  • Statins Help Prevent Delirium After Heart Surgery
    (26-Dec-2008)
    Cholesterol-lowering meds seem to shield against troublesome complication, study finds

  • Climate Change May Boost Contact With Pollutants
    (26-Dec-2008)
    Exposure to elevated ozone levels associated with increased hospital admissions

  • Fish Oil's Benefits Remain Elusive
    (24-Dec-2008)
    Review finds it may cut cardiac mortality but not help those with heart rhythm problems

  • Fish Oil's Benefits Remain Elusive
    (24-Dec-2008)
    Review finds it may cut cardiac mortality but not help those with heart rhythm problems

  • Fish Oil's Benefits Remain Elusive
    (24-Dec-2008)
    Review finds it may cut cardiac mortality but not help those with heart rhythm problems

  • Fish Oil's Benefits Remain Elusive
    (24-Dec-2008)
    Review finds it may cut cardiac mortality but not help those with heart rhythm problems

  • Gene Ups Risk for Those on Blood-Thinner Plavix
    (23-Dec-2008)
    Younger patients with the mutation faced higher odds of heart attack, death, studies found

  • Proper Sleep May Help Clear Arteries
    (23-Dec-2008)
    Getting an extra hour's slumber was equal to a nearly 17-point drop in blood pressure, study found

  • Proper Sleep May Help Clear Arteries
    (23-Dec-2008)
    Getting an extra hour's slumber was equal to a nearly 17-point drop in blood pressure, study found

  • Gene Ups Risk for Those on Blood-Thinner Plavix
    (23-Dec-2008)
    Younger patients with the mutation faced higher odds of heart attack, death, studies found

  • Gene Ups Risk for Those on Blood-Thinner Plavix
    (23-Dec-2008)
    Younger patients with the mutation faced higher odds of heart attack, death, studies found

  • Even a Little Overweight, Inactivity Hurts the Heart
    (22-Dec-2008)
    Large study finds increased risk of heart failure

  • Even a Little Overweight, Inactivity Hurts the Heart
    (22-Dec-2008)
    Large study finds increased risk of heart failure

  • Even a Little Overweight, Inactivity Hurts the Heart
    (22-Dec-2008)
    Large study finds increased risk of heart failure

  • Even a Little Overweight, Inactivity Hurts the Heart
    (22-Dec-2008)
    Large study finds increased risk of heart failure

  • Not All Dementia Is Called Alzheimer's
    (19-Dec-2008)
    Vascular cognitive impairment impedes ability to organize thoughts, but it is preventable

  • Coated Stents Better Than Bare Metal Ones in Short Run
    (18-Dec-2008)
    But slightly higher mortality rates showed up after 3 years, study finds

  • FDA Wants New Diabetes Drugs Tested for Heart Risks
    (18-Dec-2008)
    Companies must now show their drugs don't increase chances of cardiac trouble

  • Coated Stents Better Than Bare Metal Ones in Short Run
    (18-Dec-2008)
    But slightly higher mortality rates showed up after 3 years, study finds

  • Experts Say Blood Sugar Guidelines Remain Effective
    (18-Dec-2008)
    Despite conflicting studies, diabetes groups say good glycemic control still best course

  • FDA Wants New Diabetes Drugs Tested for Heart Risks
    (18-Dec-2008)
    Companies must now show their drugs don't increase chances of cardiac trouble

  • Coated Stents Better Than Bare Metal Ones in Short Run
    (18-Dec-2008)
    But slightly higher mortality rates showed up after 3 years, study finds

  • Coated Stents Better Than Bare Metal Ones in Short Run
    (18-Dec-2008)
    But slightly higher mortality rates showed up after 3 years, study finds

  • Depression, Anxiety Hinder Quality of Life After Stroke
    (18-Dec-2008)
    Rehab efforts should focus on coping styles to boost outcomes, study says

  • Depression, Anxiety Hinder Quality of Life After Stroke
    (18-Dec-2008)
    Rehab efforts should focus on coping styles to boost outcomes, study says

  • Bat Saliva-Based Stroke Drug Disappoints in Trial
    (18-Dec-2008)
    But the study's design may be to blame for desmoteplase's poor showing, researchers say

  • Strict Blood Sugar Lowering Won't Ease Diabetes Heart Risk
    (17-Dec-2008)
    Blood pressure, cholesterol control may be type 2 diabetics' best bet, researchers say

  • Study Finds Molecular Link Between Obesity, Hypertension
    (17-Dec-2008)
    Signaling through the melanocortin-4 receptor controls blood pressure, study shows

  • Clot Dissolver Doesn't Boost Survival in Cardiac Arrest Patients
    (17-Dec-2008)
    In study, those with pulmonary clots saw benefit

  • Strict Blood Sugar Lowering Won't Ease Diabetes Heart Risk
    (17-Dec-2008)
    Blood pressure, cholesterol control may be type 2 diabetics' best bet, researchers say

  • Strict Blood Sugar Lowering Won't Ease Diabetes Heart Risk
    (17-Dec-2008)
    Blood pressure, cholesterol control may be type 2 diabetics' best bet, researchers say

  • Clot Dissolver Doesn't Boost Survival in Cardiac Arrest Patients
    (17-Dec-2008)
    In study, those with pulmonary clots saw benefit

  • Strict Blood Sugar Lowering Won't Ease Diabetes Heart Risk
    (17-Dec-2008)
    Blood pressure, cholesterol control may be type 2 diabetics' best bet, researchers say

  • Clot Dissolver Doesn't Boost Survival in Cardiac Arrest Patients
    (17-Dec-2008)
    In study, those with pulmonary clots saw benefit

  • Strict Blood Sugar Lowering Won't Ease Diabetes Heart Risk
    (17-Dec-2008)
    Blood pressure, cholesterol control may be type 2 diabetics' best bet, researchers say

  • Strict Blood Sugar Lowering Won't Ease Diabetes Heart Risk
    (17-Dec-2008)
    Blood pressure, cholesterol control may be type 2 diabetics' best bet, researchers say

  • Children of Centenarians Face Lower Heart Risks
    (16-Dec-2008)
    Finding adds weight to belief that longevity runs in families

  • Program Aids Hospital Compliance With Stroke Guidelines
    (16-Dec-2008)
    Goal is to improve use of treatments proven to cut post-illness complications

  • TriLipix Approved to Help Lower Cholesterol
    (16-Dec-2008)
    To be used alone, or in combination with a statin

  • Among Cardiologists, Women Cite Discrimination
    (16-Dec-2008)
    Survey finds roadblocks still plague female practitioners

  • Small Doses of Carbon Monoxide Might Help Stroke Victims
    (16-Dec-2008)
    Mouse study showed it reduced brain damage after attack

  • Program Aids Hospital Compliance With Stroke Guidelines
    (16-Dec-2008)
    Goal is to improve use of treatments proven to cut post-illness complications

  • Children of Centenarians Face Lower Heart Risks
    (16-Dec-2008)
    Finding adds weight to belief that longevity runs in families

  • Small Doses of Carbon Monoxide Might Help Stroke Victims
    (16-Dec-2008)
    Mouse study showed it reduced brain damage after attack

  • Program Aids Hospital Compliance With Stroke Guidelines
    (16-Dec-2008)
    Goal is to improve use of treatments proven to cut post-illness complications

  • Stress Triggers Heart-Damaging Behavior
    (15-Dec-2008)
    Study found the dynamic raised cardiovascular risks by 50%

  • Stress Triggers Heart-Damaging Behavior
    (15-Dec-2008)
    Study found the dynamic raised cardiovascular risks by 50%

  • Deaths From Heart Disease, Stroke Down 30%
    (15-Dec-2008)
    Medical advances, not lifestyle changes, are source of the improvement, AHA says

  • Stress Triggers Heart-Damaging Behavior
    (15-Dec-2008)
    Study found the dynamic raised cardiovascular risks by 50%

  • Deaths From Heart Disease, Stroke Down 30%
    (15-Dec-2008)
    Medical advances, not lifestyle changes, are source of the improvement, AHA says

  • Stress Triggers Heart-Damaging Behavior
    (15-Dec-2008)
    Study found the dynamic raised cardiovascular risks by 50%

  • Stress Triggers Heart-Damaging Behavior
    (15-Dec-2008)
    Study found the dynamic raised cardiovascular risks by 50%

  • Hypertension Might Hinder Thinking
    (15-Dec-2008)
    Brainpower slowed on days when blood pressure shot up, study found

  • Stress Triggers Heart-Damaging Behavior
    (15-Dec-2008)
    Study found the dynamic raised cardiovascular risks by 50%

  • Stress Triggers Heart-Damaging Behavior
    (15-Dec-2008)
    Study found the dynamic raised cardiovascular risks by 50%

  • Stress Triggers Heart-Damaging Behavior
    (15-Dec-2008)
    Study found the dynamic raised cardiovascular risks by 50%

  • Stress Triggers Heart-Damaging Behavior
    (15-Dec-2008)
    Study found the dynamic raised cardiovascular risks by 50%

  • Deaths From Heart Disease, Stroke Down 30%
    (15-Dec-2008)
    Medical advances, not lifestyle changes, are source of the improvement, AHA says

  • Panic Disorder Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Disease
    (12-Dec-2008)
    Researchers not sure whether one causes the other, or one is mistaken for the other

  • Research Explains Benefit of 'Mini Heart Attack'
    (12-Dec-2008)
    Stressing cardiac cells may make them more resilient during real attack, experts say

  • Panic Disorder Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Disease
    (12-Dec-2008)
    Researchers not sure whether one causes the other, or one is mistaken for the other

  • Crowded Households Raise Women's Heart Risk
    (11-Dec-2008)
    Stress of work and taking care of family to blame, Japanese study finds

  • Multiple ICD Replacements Can Predict Complications
    (11-Dec-2008)
    Those with history of repeat surgeries likely to face infection, bleeding, study finds

  • Defect in Gene Tied to Atrial Fibrillation
    (11-Dec-2008)
    Finding challenges idea that the heart rhythm disorder is an electrical problem

  • Fast Heart Rate Warns of Obesity, Diabetes
    (11-Dec-2008)
    And those conditions take toll on the heart, study says

  • Crowded Households Raise Women's Heart Risk
    (11-Dec-2008)
    Stress of work and taking care of family to blame, Japanese study finds

  • Cost of Hospital Cardiac Care on the Rise
    (11-Dec-2008)
    Overall expenditure is up despite a slowing in the number of cases, report notes

  • Fast Heart Rate Warns of Obesity, Diabetes
    (11-Dec-2008)
    And those conditions take toll on the heart, study says

  • Crowded Households Raise Women's Heart Risk
    (11-Dec-2008)
    Stress of work and taking care of family to blame, Japanese study finds

  • Crowded Households Raise Women's Heart Risk
    (11-Dec-2008)
    Stress of work and taking care of family to blame, Japanese study finds

  • Cost of Hospital Cardiac Care on the Rise
    (11-Dec-2008)
    Overall expenditure is up despite a slowing in the number of cases, report notes

  • Fast Heart Rate Warns of Obesity, Diabetes
    (11-Dec-2008)
    And those conditions take toll on the heart, study says

  • Multiple ICD Replacements Can Predict Complications
    (11-Dec-2008)
    Those with history of repeat surgeries likely to face infection, bleeding, study finds

  • Defect in Gene Tied to Atrial Fibrillation
    (11-Dec-2008)
    Finding challenges idea that the heart rhythm disorder is an electrical problem

  • Crowded Households Raise Women's Heart Risk
    (11-Dec-2008)
    Stress of work and taking care of family to blame, Japanese study finds

  • Defect in Gene Tied to Atrial Fibrillation
    (11-Dec-2008)
    Finding challenges idea that the heart rhythm disorder is an electrical problem

  • Multiple ICD Replacements Can Predict Complications
    (11-Dec-2008)
    Those with history of repeat surgeries likely to face infection, bleeding, study finds

  • Defect in Gene Tied to Atrial Fibrillation
    (11-Dec-2008)
    Finding challenges idea that the heart rhythm disorder is an electrical problem

  • Fast Heart Rate Warns of Obesity, Diabetes
    (11-Dec-2008)
    And those conditions take toll on the heart, study says

  • Women's Death Rate Higher From Severe Heart Attack
    (08-Dec-2008)
    Undertreatment at the hospital may be a contributing cause, study suggests

  • 11 New Cholesterol Genes Identified
    (08-Dec-2008)
    Could be targets for drug treatment, researchers note

  • Women's Death Rate Higher From Severe Heart Attack
    (08-Dec-2008)
    Undertreatment at the hospital may be a contributing cause, study suggests

  • Women's Death Rate Higher From Severe Heart Attack
    (08-Dec-2008)
    Undertreatment at the hospital may be a contributing cause, study suggests

  • 11 New Cholesterol Genes Identified
    (08-Dec-2008)
    Could be targets for drug treatment, researchers note

  • Avoiding a Holiday Season of Discontent
    (06-Dec-2008)
    Stress is everywhere, but learning what relaxes you can help, expert says

  • Lung Disease Tied to Increased Risk for Cardiac Events
    (05-Dec-2008)
    IPF patients 3 times more likely to suffer heart problems, study says

  • Lung Disease Tied to Increased Risk for Cardiac Events
    (05-Dec-2008)
    IPF patients 3 times more likely to suffer heart problems, study says

  • Lung Disease Tied to Increased Risk for Cardiac Events
    (05-Dec-2008)
    IPF patients 3 times more likely to suffer heart problems, study says

  • Binge Drinking Clogs Arteries With Plaque
    (04-Dec-2008)
    Immune cells stick inside blood vessels causing inflammation, blockage, study finds

  • Binge Drinking Clogs Arteries With Plaque
    (04-Dec-2008)
    Immune cells stick inside blood vessels causing inflammation, blockage, study finds

  • Binge Drinking Clogs Arteries With Plaque
    (04-Dec-2008)
    Immune cells stick inside blood vessels causing inflammation, blockage, study finds

  • Robotic Device Could Help Stroke Patients
    (04-Dec-2008)
    Through exercise, it seems to boost activity in a key region of the brain

  • Blood Pressure Pill Combo More Effective Than Diuretics
    (03-Dec-2008)
    Study suggests need to change therapeutic guidelines

  • Depression Linked to Increase in Abdominal Fat
    (03-Dec-2008)
    Dutch researchers made the connection after studying adults ages 70 to 79

  • Generic Heart Drugs as Good as Brand-Name Counterparts
    (02-Dec-2008)
    Review found most were as effective, despite editorials urging opposite

  • Generic Heart Drugs as Good as Brand-Name Counterparts
    (02-Dec-2008)
    Review found most were as effective, despite editorials urging opposite

  • Light Drinking Poses No Heart Risk for Women
    (02-Dec-2008)
    But more than two glasses a day linked to atrial fibrillation, study finds

  • Light Drinking Poses No Heart Risk for Women
    (02-Dec-2008)
    But more than two glasses a day linked to atrial fibrillation, study finds

  • High Salt Levels Common in Many Foods
    (02-Dec-2008)
    Cereals, licorice, pancakes, among other products, home to sodium, study says

  • Rapid Response Teams Don't Cut Hospital Heart Attacks, Death Rates
    (02-Dec-2008)
    Money may be better spent in other areas, experts say

  • Generic Heart Drugs as Good as Brand-Name Counterparts
    (02-Dec-2008)
    Review found most were as effective, despite editorials urging opposite

  • Light Drinking Poses No Heart Risk for Women
    (02-Dec-2008)
    But more than two glasses a day linked to atrial fibrillation, study finds

  • High Salt Levels Common in Many Foods
    (02-Dec-2008)
    Cereals, licorice, pancakes, among other products, home to sodium, study says

  • Generic Heart Drugs as Good as Brand-Name Counterparts
    (02-Dec-2008)
    Review found most were as effective, despite editorials urging opposite

  • Light Drinking Poses No Heart Risk for Women
    (02-Dec-2008)
    But more than two glasses a day linked to atrial fibrillation, study finds

  • Generic Heart Drugs as Good as Brand-Name Counterparts
    (02-Dec-2008)
    Review found most were as effective, despite editorials urging opposite

  • Light Drinking Poses No Heart Risk for Women
    (02-Dec-2008)
    But more than two glasses a day linked to atrial fibrillation, study finds

  • High Salt Levels Common in Many Foods
    (02-Dec-2008)
    Cereals, licorice, pancakes, among other products, home to sodium, study says

  • Preemies' Low Blood Pressure Linked to SIDS
    (01-Dec-2008)
    Preterm infants already at higher risk for SIDS and this may be why, researchers say

  • Vitamin D Vital for the Heart
    (01-Dec-2008)
    Lack of the sunlight-derived nutrient tied to increased cardiovascular events

  • Vitamin D Vital for the Heart
    (01-Dec-2008)
    Lack of the sunlight-derived nutrient tied to increased cardiovascular events

  • Heavy Traffic Can Be Heartbreaking
    (30-Nov-2008)
    Exposure to air pollution is linked to hardening of the arteries

  • Heavy Traffic Can Be Heartbreaking
    (30-Nov-2008)
    Exposure to air pollution is linked to hardening of the arteries

  • Heavy Traffic Can Be Heartbreaking
    (30-Nov-2008)
    Exposure to air pollution is linked to hardening of the arteries

  • Heavy Traffic Can Be Heartbreaking
    (30-Nov-2008)
    Exposure to air pollution is linked to hardening of the arteries

  • Religion May Help Extend Your Life
    (26-Nov-2008)
    Regular attendance is key, researchers say, but they don't know why

  • CT Scans Can Spot Blocked Arteries
    (26-Nov-2008)
    But debate continues as to whether they are worth the expense

  • Religion May Help Extend Your Life
    (26-Nov-2008)
    Regular attendance is key, researchers say, but they don't know why

  • Anesthesia Type Won't Influence Neck Artery Surgery Outcomes
    (26-Nov-2008)
    Study may settle debate on safety of general vs. local delivery

  • Bad Bosses Are Hard on the Heart
    (25-Nov-2008)
    Study ties work woes to fatal cardiovascular events in men

  • Depression's Behavior Changes Linked to Heart Risks
    (25-Nov-2008)
    But lifestyle modifications, especially exercise, can cut the odds, study says

  • Bad Bosses Are Hard on the Heart
    (25-Nov-2008)
    Study ties work woes to fatal cardiovascular events in men

  • Limited Value Found for First-Generation Heart Pumps
    (25-Nov-2008)
    But newer models are much more effective, expert says

  • Health Tip: Blood Pressure Too High?
    (25-Nov-2008)
    Suggestions on how to bring it down

  • Depression's Behavior Changes Linked to Heart Risks
    (25-Nov-2008)
    But lifestyle modifications, especially exercise, can cut the odds, study says

  • Depression's Behavior Changes Linked to Heart Risks
    (25-Nov-2008)
    But lifestyle modifications, especially exercise, can cut the odds, study says

  • Chromosome Linked to Diabetics' Heart Risks
    (25-Nov-2008)
    Genetic variation identifies those with poor glucose control likely to have artery disease

  • Depression's Behavior Changes Linked to Heart Risks
    (25-Nov-2008)
    But lifestyle modifications, especially exercise, can cut the odds, study says

  • Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring Predicts Risks
    (24-Nov-2008)
    'Ambulatory' measures are better than readings in doctor's office, study says

  • Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring Predicts Risks
    (24-Nov-2008)
    'Ambulatory' measures are better than readings in doctor's office, study says

  • Gasping Is Good When It Comes to Cardiac Arrest
    (24-Nov-2008)
    Those who do have better survival odds, but swift action is needed

  • Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring Predicts Risks
    (24-Nov-2008)
    'Ambulatory' measures are better than readings in doctor's office, study says

  • Hypertension May Hit Black Males Earlier
    (24-Nov-2008)
    Different tests may be needed to detect rising blood pressure in these men, experts say

  • Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring Predicts Risks
    (24-Nov-2008)
    'Ambulatory' measures are better than readings in doctor's office, study says

  • Ultrasound Can Help Break Up DVTs
    (24-Nov-2008)
    Adding it to clot-busting drug eased the blockages, study found

  • Avandia's Heart Risk Higher Than Others in Its Class
    (24-Nov-2008)
    A similar diabetes drug, Actos, doesn't seem to carry same dangers, study finds

  • Gasping Is Good When It Comes to Cardiac Arrest
    (24-Nov-2008)
    Those who do have better survival odds, but swift action is needed

  • Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring Predicts Risks
    (24-Nov-2008)
    'Ambulatory' measures are better than readings in doctor's office, study says

  • Ultrasound Can Help Break Up DVTs
    (24-Nov-2008)
    Adding it to clot-busting drug eased the blockages, study found

  • Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring Predicts Risks
    (24-Nov-2008)
    'Ambulatory' measures are better than readings in doctor's office, study says

  • High Blood Pressure Stalks Many Americans
    (21-Nov-2008)
    Seven in 10 don't do enough to protect themselves from stroke, heart attack

  • High Blood Pressure Stalks Many Americans
    (21-Nov-2008)
    Seven in 10 don't do enough to protect themselves from stroke, heart attack

  • High Blood Pressure Stalks Many Americans
    (21-Nov-2008)
    Seven in 10 don't do enough to protect themselves from stroke, heart attack

  • High Blood Pressure Stalks Many Americans
    (21-Nov-2008)
    Seven in 10 don't do enough to protect themselves from stroke, heart attack

  • High Blood Pressure Stalks Many Americans
    (21-Nov-2008)
    Seven in 10 don't do enough to protect themselves from stroke, heart attack

  • Parent Smoking During Pregnancy Raises Kids' Heart Risks
    (20-Nov-2008)
    More carotid artery thickening in these young adults points to danger, study finds

  • Vitamin D Deficit Could Lead to Heart Woes
    (20-Nov-2008)
    Winter's lack of sun means adults at risk should be monitored, experts say

  • Smokeout '08: The Perfect Time to Quit
    (20-Nov-2008)
    American Cancer Society urges people to stop for a day, then for life

  • Vitamin D Deficit Could Lead to Heart Woes
    (20-Nov-2008)
    Winter's lack of sun means adults at risk should be monitored, experts say

  • Parent Smoking During Pregnancy Raises Kids' Heart Risks
    (20-Nov-2008)
    More carotid artery thickening in these young adults points to danger, study finds

  • Vitamin D Deficit Could Lead to Heart Woes
    (20-Nov-2008)
    Winter's lack of sun means adults at risk should be monitored, experts say

  • Specialized Stroke Care Improves Outcomes
    (20-Nov-2008)
    And for those hospitals without dedicated units, telemedicine can bridge gap, study says

  • Smokeout '08: The Perfect Time to Quit
    (20-Nov-2008)
    American Cancer Society urges people to stop for a day, then for life

  • Specialized Stroke Care Improves Outcomes
    (20-Nov-2008)
    And for those hospitals without dedicated units, telemedicine can bridge gap, study says

  • EKG Not Strong Predictor of Heart Risk
    (14-Nov-2008)
    Adds little to other diagnostic measures, British researchers report

  • Pregnant Rural Women More at Risk
    (14-Nov-2008)
    Poverty, social deprivation among factors boosting odds of preeclampsia, hypertension

  • EKG Not Strong Predictor of Heart Risk
    (14-Nov-2008)
    Adds little to other diagnostic measures, British researchers report

  • IV 'Ice Slurry' Quickly Cools Body for Surgeries
    (14-Nov-2008)
    Innovative approach could give heart attack victims, other patients more time, developers say

  • EKG Not Strong Predictor of Heart Risk
    (14-Nov-2008)
    Adds little to other diagnostic measures, British researchers report

  • EKG Not Strong Predictor of Heart Risk
    (14-Nov-2008)
    Adds little to other diagnostic measures, British researchers report

  • EKG Not Strong Predictor of Heart Risk
    (14-Nov-2008)
    Adds little to other diagnostic measures, British researchers report

  • With Angioplasty, More Is Better
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Hospitals that perform the heart procedure more often do better, study finds

  • Angioplasty Not Always Worth the Price
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Cost analysis finds procedure often doesn't bring enough benefit to offset expense

  • Angioplasty Not Always Worth the Price
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Cost analysis finds procedure often doesn't bring enough benefit to offset expense

  • Education Program Spurs Blacks to Take Blood Pressure Meds
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Studies had found blacks twice as likely to skip medicines, compared to whites

  • Vest Monitors 'Individual' Air Pollution
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Researchers in Detroit say it detected additional cardiovascular damage

  • With Angioplasty, More Is Better
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Hospitals that perform the heart procedure more often do better, study finds

  • High Blood Fat Levels Tied to Ischemic Stroke Risk
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Study says triglyceride tests done without fasting simpler, better define those in danger

  • Angioplasty Not Always Worth the Price
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Cost analysis finds procedure often doesn't bring enough benefit to offset expense

  • Heart Failure Accounts for 37% of Medicare Spending
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Patients with the condition see doctors far more frequently, study finds

  • Death Rates Higher for Minority Children Awaiting Heart Transplant
    (12-Nov-2008)
    14% for whites, 19% for blacks, 21% for Hispanics and 27% for others, study says

  • With Angioplasty, More Is Better
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Hospitals that perform the heart procedure more often do better, study finds

  • Vest Monitors 'Individual' Air Pollution
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Researchers in Detroit say it detected additional cardiovascular damage

  • Angioplasty Not Always Worth the Price
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Cost analysis finds procedure often doesn't bring enough benefit to offset expense

  • Education Program Spurs Blacks to Take Blood Pressure Meds
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Studies had found blacks twice as likely to skip medicines, compared to whites

  • Angioplasty Not Always Worth the Price
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Cost analysis finds procedure often doesn't bring enough benefit to offset expense

  • Heart Failure Accounts for 37% of Medicare Spending
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Patients with the condition see doctors far more frequently, study finds

  • Gender Matches Benefit Heart Transplants
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Best results achieved with male-to-male surgeries, study finds

  • Death Rates Higher for Minority Children Awaiting Heart Transplant
    (12-Nov-2008)
    14% for whites, 19% for blacks, 21% for Hispanics and 27% for others, study says

  • High Blood Fat Levels Tied to Ischemic Stroke Risk
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Study says triglyceride tests done without fasting simpler, better define those in danger

  • High Blood Fat Levels Tied to Ischemic Stroke Risk
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Study says triglyceride tests done without fasting simpler, better define those in danger

  • Vest Monitors 'Individual' Air Pollution
    (12-Nov-2008)
    Researchers in Detroit say it detected additional cardiovascular damage

  • After Decades, Decreases in Heart Risk Factors Level Off
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Researchers point to obesity epidemic in explaining the troubling trend

  • Lipoprotein Levels May Predict Women's Hypertension Risk
    (11-Nov-2008)
    These particles carry cholesterol and triglycerides throughout the body

  • Retired NFL Players Don't Face Greater Heart Risk
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Keeping physically active may help to tackle health threats, study says

  • Obese Kids Have Old Arteries
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Tests showed their carotid artery walls as thick as that of a middle-aged person

  • Joyful Music in Tune With Heart Health
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Study finds it leads to improved blood flow

  • Lipoprotein Levels May Predict Women's Hypertension Risk
    (11-Nov-2008)
    These particles carry cholesterol and triglycerides throughout the body

  • After Decades, Decreases in Heart Risk Factors Level Off
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Researchers point to obesity epidemic in explaining the troubling trend

  • New Type of Stent Shows Promise
    (11-Nov-2008)
    It recruits blood vessel cells as a kind of heart-healthy coating, experts explain

  • Long-Term Help Regimen Cut Heart Attack Recurrence
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Italian study shows that gains with shorter intervention programs aren't sustained

  • Study Questions Screening Heart Attack Patients for Depression
    (11-Nov-2008)
    International experts say there isn't enough evidence to prove its value

  • Lipoprotein Levels May Predict Women's Hypertension Risk
    (11-Nov-2008)
    These particles carry cholesterol and triglycerides throughout the body

  • After Decades, Decreases in Heart Risk Factors Level Off
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Researchers point to obesity epidemic in explaining the troubling trend

  • Lipoprotein Levels May Predict Women's Hypertension Risk
    (11-Nov-2008)
    These particles carry cholesterol and triglycerides throughout the body

  • After Decades, Decreases in Heart Risk Factors Level Off
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Researchers point to obesity epidemic in explaining the troubling trend

  • Obese Kids Have Old Arteries
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Tests showed their carotid artery walls as thick as that of a middle-aged person

  • Beta Blocker Use Questioned in Non-Heart Surgery
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Increased risk of stroke a major issue in analysis of 33 research projects

  • Obese Kids Have Old Arteries
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Tests showed their carotid artery walls as thick as that of a middle-aged person

  • Long-Term Help Regimen Cut Heart Attack Recurrence
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Italian study shows that gains with shorter intervention programs aren't sustained

  • Flu Shots Lower Risk of Blood Clots
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Study found getting one reduced chances by 26%

  • Joyful Music in Tune With Heart Health
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Study finds it leads to improved blood flow

  • Gains Against Heart Failure Reported
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Exercise, medications prove worth against the condition, doctors say

  • Obese Kids Have Old Arteries
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Tests showed their carotid artery walls as thick as that of a middle-aged person

  • Long-Term Help Regimen Cut Heart Attack Recurrence
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Italian study shows that gains with shorter intervention programs aren't sustained

  • Flu Shots Lower Risk of Blood Clots
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Study found getting one reduced chances by 26%

  • Beta Blocker Use Questioned in Non-Heart Surgery
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Increased risk of stroke a major issue in analysis of 33 research projects

  • New Type of Stent Shows Promise
    (11-Nov-2008)
    It recruits blood vessel cells as a kind of heart-healthy coating, experts explain

  • Beta Blocker Use Questioned in Non-Heart Surgery
    (11-Nov-2008)
    Increased risk of stroke a major issue in analysis of 33 research projects

  • Lipoprotein Levels May Predict Women's Hypertension Risk
    (11-Nov-2008)
    These particles carry cholesterol and triglycerides throughout the body

  • Hispanics Less Likely to Get Repeat Artery Surgery
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Even though they have risk factors that could lead to coronary problems, study finds

  • Study Upholds Stopping Plavix Use Before Surgery
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Taken less than 5 days before operation leads to more bleeding, longer hospital stay, study finds

  • Heartbeat Might One Day Power Pacemakers
    (10-Nov-2008)
    British researchers suggest harnessing that energy could lead to cardiac devices that last longer, do more

  • Coated Stents Best for Heart Patients With Diabetes
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Were safer, more effective than bare metal ones, study shows

  • Speed Not Always of the Essence With Heart Cases in ER
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Study found some low-risk patients can wait for tests

  • Heart Failure Hospitalizations Up Sharply
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Epidemic linked to hypertension, obesity, diabetes, study shows

  • Hispanics Less Likely to Get Repeat Artery Surgery
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Even though they have risk factors that could lead to coronary problems, study finds

  • Study Upholds Stopping Plavix Use Before Surgery
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Taken less than 5 days before operation leads to more bleeding, longer hospital stay, study finds

  • MP3 Player Headphones May Throw Off Cardiac Devices
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Study found they could cause interference when placed too closely to pacemakers, ICDs

  • Statin Might Help More People Fight Heart Disease Than Thought
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Crestor worked well in those with normal LDL but slightly elevated CRP levels, study finds

  • Aspirin Doesn't Guard Diabetics Against Heart Disease
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Second study found vitamins E, C did little to protect healthy men, either

  • Heartbeat Might One Day Power Pacemakers
    (10-Nov-2008)
    British researchers suggest harnessing that energy could lead to cardiac devices that last longer, do more

  • Coated Stents Best for Heart Patients With Diabetes
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Were safer, more effective than bare metal ones, study shows

  • Speed Not Always of the Essence With Heart Cases in ER
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Study found some low-risk patients can wait for tests

  • Hispanics Less Likely to Get Repeat Artery Surgery
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Even though they have risk factors that could lead to coronary problems, study finds

  • Heart Failure Hospitalizations Up Sharply
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Epidemic linked to hypertension, obesity, diabetes, study shows

  • Study Upholds Stopping Plavix Use Before Surgery
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Taken less than 5 days before operation leads to more bleeding, longer hospital stay, study finds

  • Poor Sleep, Hypertension a Dangerous Combination
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Elderly who don't get 7.5 hours of shut-eye a night at higher death risk, study suggests

  • Aspirin Doesn't Guard Diabetics Against Heart Disease
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Second study found vitamins E, C did little to protect healthy men, either

  • Heartbeat Might One Day Power Pacemakers
    (10-Nov-2008)
    British researchers suggest harnessing that energy could lead to cardiac devices that last longer, do more

  • Heart Valves Fashioned From Stem Cells in Umbilical Cord Blood
    (10-Nov-2008)
    They could grow with kids who are born with heart valve defects, researchers say

  • Coated Stents Best for Heart Patients With Diabetes
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Were safer, more effective than bare metal ones, study shows

  • Speed Not Always of the Essence With Heart Cases in ER
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Study found some low-risk patients can wait for tests

  • Heart Failure Hospitalizations Up Sharply
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Epidemic linked to hypertension, obesity, diabetes, study shows

  • Poor Sleep, Hypertension a Dangerous Combination
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Elderly who don't get 7.5 hours of shut-eye a night at higher death risk, study suggests

  • Statin Might Help More People Fight Heart Disease Than Thought
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Crestor worked well in those with normal LDL but slightly elevated CRP levels, study finds

  • Coated Stents Best for Heart Patients With Diabetes
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Were safer, more effective than bare metal ones, study shows

  • Study Upholds Stopping Plavix Use Before Surgery
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Taken less than 5 days before operation leads to more bleeding, longer hospital stay, study finds

  • Aspirin Doesn't Guard Diabetics Against Heart Disease
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Second study found vitamins E, C did little to protect healthy men, either

  • Coated Stents Best for Heart Patients With Diabetes
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Were safer, more effective than bare metal ones, study shows

  • Heart Failure Hospitalizations Up Sharply
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Epidemic linked to hypertension, obesity, diabetes, study shows

  • Statin Might Help More People Fight Heart Disease Than Thought
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Crestor worked well in those with normal LDL but slightly elevated CRP levels, study finds

  • Aspirin Doesn't Guard Diabetics Against Heart Disease
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Second study found vitamins E, C did little to protect healthy men, either

  • Heartbeat Might One Day Power Pacemakers
    (10-Nov-2008)
    British researchers suggest harnessing that energy could lead to cardiac devices that last longer, do more

  • Coated Stents Best for Heart Patients With Diabetes
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Were safer, more effective than bare metal ones, study shows

  • Heartbeat Might One Day Power Pacemakers
    (10-Nov-2008)
    British researchers suggest harnessing that energy could lead to cardiac devices that last longer, do more

  • Speed Not Always of the Essence With Heart Cases in ER
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Study found some low-risk patients can wait for tests

  • MP3 Player Headphones May Throw Off Cardiac Devices
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Study found they could cause interference when placed too closely to pacemakers, ICDs

  • Heartbeat Might One Day Power Pacemakers
    (10-Nov-2008)
    British researchers suggest harnessing that energy could lead to cardiac devices that last longer, do more

  • Hispanics Less Likely to Get Repeat Artery Surgery
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Even though they have risk factors that could lead to coronary problems, study finds

  • Aspirin Doesn't Guard Diabetics Against Heart Disease
    (10-Nov-2008)
    Second study found vitamins E, C did little to protect healthy men, either

  • Lack of Potassium Linked to High Blood Pressure
    (09-Nov-2008)
    The finding is especially true for blacks, study suggests

  • Lack of Potassium Linked to High Blood Pressure
    (09-Nov-2008)
    The finding is especially true for blacks, study suggests

  • Written Instructions Cut Bleeding Risk for Blood Thinner Use
    (08-Nov-2008)
    Study found additional guidance led to fewer side effects

  • 'Scaffold' Could One Day Repair Damaged Hearts
    (07-Nov-2008)
    It's the first to match structural, mechanical properties of heart tissue, scientists say

  • ER Physicians Press for New Cardiac Arrest Strategies
    (07-Nov-2008)
    More bystander CPR, faster patient-to-doctor time would boost survival rates, survey finds

  • Banned Obesity Drug Tied to Heart Risks Long After Use
    (07-Nov-2008)
    Study shows appetite suppressant fenfluramine may damage cardiac valves years later

  • 'Scaffold' Could One Day Repair Damaged Hearts
    (07-Nov-2008)
    It's the first to match structural, mechanical properties of heart tissue, scientists say

  • Pediatric Heart Surgeons May Be Best Choice for Adults
    (07-Nov-2008)
    Study finds these doctors have better results, including survival rates

  • ER Physicians Press for New Cardiac Arrest Strategies
    (07-Nov-2008)
    More bystander CPR, faster patient-to-doctor time would boost survival rates, survey finds

  • ER Physicians Press for New Cardiac Arrest Strategies
    (07-Nov-2008)
    More bystander CPR, faster patient-to-doctor time would boost survival rates, survey finds

  • Banned Obesity Drug Tied to Heart Risks Long After Use
    (07-Nov-2008)
    Study shows appetite suppressant fenfluramine may damage cardiac valves years later

  • Banned Obesity Drug Tied to Heart Risks Long After Use
    (07-Nov-2008)
    Study shows appetite suppressant fenfluramine may damage cardiac valves years later

  • Green Areas Lower Health Inequities Between Rich, Poor
    (06-Nov-2008)
    Having more parks, forests, playing fields affects health behaviors, study says

  • Green Areas Lower Health Inequities Between Rich, Poor
    (06-Nov-2008)
    Having more parks, forests, playing fields affects health behaviors, study says

  • Green Areas Lower Health Inequities Between Rich, Poor
    (06-Nov-2008)
    Having more parks, forests, playing fields affects health behaviors, study says

  • Too Few Americans Aware of 'Pre-Diabetes'
    (06-Nov-2008)
    It's when blood sugar levels are rising, but disease can still be prevented, CDC says

  • Green Areas Lower Health Inequities Between Rich, Poor
    (06-Nov-2008)
    Having more parks, forests, playing fields affects health behaviors, study says

  • Too Few Americans Aware of 'Pre-Diabetes'
    (06-Nov-2008)
    It's when blood sugar levels are rising, but disease can still be prevented, CDC says

  • Green Areas Lower Health Inequities Between Rich, Poor
    (06-Nov-2008)
    Having more parks, forests, playing fields affects health behaviors, study says

  • Green Areas Lower Health Inequities Between Rich, Poor
    (06-Nov-2008)
    Having more parks, forests, playing fields affects health behaviors, study says

  • Whole Grains Lower Risk of Heart Failure
    (05-Nov-2008)
    Eating these foods and reducing intake of high-fat dairy, eggs improve odds against disease

  • Whole Grains Lower Risk of Heart Failure
    (05-Nov-2008)
    Eating these foods and reducing intake of high-fat dairy, eggs improve odds against disease

  • Whole Grains Lower Risk of Heart Failure
    (05-Nov-2008)
    Eating these foods and reducing intake of high-fat dairy, eggs improve odds against disease

  • Whole Grains Lower Risk of Heart Failure
    (05-Nov-2008)
    Eating these foods and reducing intake of high-fat dairy, eggs improve odds against disease

  • Whole Grains Lower Risk of Heart Failure
    (05-Nov-2008)
    Eating these foods and reducing intake of high-fat dairy, eggs improve odds against disease

  • Whole Grains Lower Risk of Heart Failure
    (05-Nov-2008)
    Eating these foods and reducing intake of high-fat dairy, eggs improve odds against disease

  • Whole Grains Lower Risk of Heart Failure
    (05-Nov-2008)
    Eating these foods and reducing intake of high-fat dairy, eggs improve odds against disease

  • Sudden Death Risk Highest 30 Days After Heart Attack
    (04-Nov-2008)
    But mortality rate has declined over past 3 decades, study shows

  • Anxiety Linked to Heart Attack Can Raise Death Risk
    (04-Nov-2008)
    The psychological toll appears to shorten lives, study finds

  • Sudden Death Risk Highest 30 Days After Heart Attack
    (04-Nov-2008)
    But mortality rate has declined over past 3 decades, study shows

  • Diabetes, Hypertension Hasten Death in Alzheimer's Patients
    (03-Nov-2008)
    They're more than twice as likely to die sooner, study finds

  • Study Sheds Light on Painkillers' Heart Risk
    (03-Nov-2008)
    Cox-2 drugs, like Celebrex, less safe than Cox-1 drugs, like naproxen, study says

  • Study Sheds Light on Painkillers' Heart Risk
    (03-Nov-2008)
    Cox-2 drugs, like Celebrex, less safe than Cox-1 drugs, like naproxen, study says

  • Semi-Annual Time Changes May Affect the Heart
    (01-Nov-2008)
    Swedish researchers say heart attack rates change when clocks are adjusted

  • Semi-Annual Time Changes May Affect the Heart
    (01-Nov-2008)
    Swedish researchers say heart attack rates change when clocks are adjusted

  • Kidney Patients More Susceptible to Sudden Cardiac Death
    (31-Oct-2008)
    Study found inflammation, malnutrition raised risk in this group

  • Kidney Patients More Susceptible to Sudden Cardiac Death
    (31-Oct-2008)
    Study found inflammation, malnutrition raised risk in this group

  • Kidney Patients More Susceptible to Sudden Cardiac Death
    (31-Oct-2008)
    Study found inflammation, malnutrition raised risk in this group

  • Kidney Patients More Susceptible to Sudden Cardiac Death
    (31-Oct-2008)
    Study found inflammation, malnutrition raised risk in this group

  • Kidney Patients More Susceptible to Sudden Cardiac Death
    (31-Oct-2008)
    Study found inflammation, malnutrition raised risk in this group

  • Workplace Health Programs Effective Interventions
    (30-Oct-2008)
    Study shows help with diet, tobacco use boosted employees' overall fitness

  • Statins Lower Blood Marker for Prostate Cancer
    (30-Oct-2008)
    But it's not clear if the cholesterol-lowering drugs protect against the disease

  • Rate of Diabetes Cases Doubles in 10 Years: CDC
    (30-Oct-2008)
    The obesity epidemic is fueling the type 2 disease epidemic, officials say

  • Statins Lower Blood Marker for Prostate Cancer
    (30-Oct-2008)
    But it's not clear if the cholesterol-lowering drugs protect against the disease

  • Rate of Diabetes Cases Doubles in 10 Years: CDC
    (30-Oct-2008)
    The obesity epidemic is fueling the type 2 disease epidemic, officials say

  • Consumer Group Seeks FDA Ban on Avandia
    (30-Oct-2008)
    Public Citizen cites liver failure deaths, other risks of adverse events for diabetes drug

  • Major Illnesses in U.S. Seniors Cost $196 Billion Annually
    (30-Oct-2008)
    These include lung diseases, heart disease, pneumonia and gastrointestinal woes

  • Statins Lower Blood Marker for Prostate Cancer
    (30-Oct-2008)
    But it's not clear if the cholesterol-lowering drugs protect against the disease

  • Electrical Brain Stimulation May Boost Dexterity
    (30-Oct-2008)
    Finding could lead to new treatments for stroke victims, study suggests

  • Major Illnesses in U.S. Seniors Cost $196 Billion Annually
    (30-Oct-2008)
    These include lung diseases, heart disease, pneumonia and gastrointestinal woes

  • Statins Lower Blood Marker for Prostate Cancer
    (30-Oct-2008)
    But it's not clear if the cholesterol-lowering drugs protect against the disease

  • Electrical Brain Stimulation May Boost Dexterity
    (30-Oct-2008)
    Finding could lead to new treatments for stroke victims, study suggests

  • Other Health Problems Can Delay MS Diagnosis
    (29-Oct-2008)
    Obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease can all cloud symptoms, study says

  • Women at Higher Risk for Pulmonary Hypertension
    (29-Oct-2008)
    They are 4 times more apt to develop the lung artery disorder, study shows

  • Black Heart Patients Treated Less for Depression
    (29-Oct-2008)
    Only half as likely as white patients to receive therapy, study finds

  • Black Heart Patients Treated Less for Depression
    (29-Oct-2008)
    Only half as likely as white patients to receive therapy, study finds

  • Key Blood Test Protein May Not Cause Heart Disease
    (29-Oct-2008)
    CRP may only reflect existing cardiovascular trouble, study finds

  • Key Blood Test Protein May Not Cause Heart Disease
    (29-Oct-2008)
    CRP may only reflect existing cardiovascular trouble, study finds

  • Women at Higher Risk for Pulmonary Hypertension
    (29-Oct-2008)
    They are 4 times more apt to develop the lung artery disorder, study shows

  • Key Blood Test Protein May Not Cause Heart Disease
    (29-Oct-2008)
    CRP may only reflect existing cardiovascular trouble, study finds

  • Key Blood Test Protein May Not Cause Heart Disease
    (29-Oct-2008)
    CRP may only reflect existing cardiovascular trouble, study finds

  • Key Blood Test Protein May Not Cause Heart Disease
    (29-Oct-2008)
    CRP may only reflect existing cardiovascular trouble, study finds

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis May Harm Gums
    (28-Oct-2008)
    Periodontal disease rises as the joint ailment worsens, research shows

  • Statins Reduced Death Risk From Pneumonia
    (28-Oct-2008)
    One-third lower mortality for hospitalized patients, study found

  • Statins Reduced Death Risk From Pneumonia
    (28-Oct-2008)
    One-third lower mortality for hospitalized patients, study found

  • Cialis May Help Ease Pulmonary Hypertension
    (28-Oct-2008)
    Once-daily dose of the ED drug delayed disease progression, researchers found

  • Too Few Understand Diabetes' Dangers
    (28-Oct-2008)
    Americans more fearful of shark bites than this common, potentially lethal disease, survey shows

  • Cialis May Help Ease Pulmonary Hypertension
    (28-Oct-2008)
    Once-daily dose of the ED drug delayed disease progression, researchers found

  • Statins Reduced Death Risk From Pneumonia
    (28-Oct-2008)
    One-third lower mortality for hospitalized patients, study found

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis May Harm Gums
    (28-Oct-2008)
    Periodontal disease rises as the joint ailment worsens, research shows

  • Common Heart Drugs May Hamper Blood Thinner
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Calcium channel blockers could inhibit Plavix action, study says

  • Common Heart Drugs May Hamper Blood Thinner
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Calcium channel blockers could inhibit Plavix action, study says

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis a Threat to the Heart
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Greater risk of heart attack, and more complications later, studies find

  • Common Heart Drugs May Hamper Blood Thinner
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Calcium channel blockers could inhibit Plavix action, study says

  • Osteoporosis Meds Linked to Heart Problem
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Bisphosphonates may up rate of serious atrial fibrillation, review finds

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis a Threat to the Heart
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Greater risk of heart attack, and more complications later, studies find

  • Statins Lower Risk of Clots in Cancer Patients
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Study found those who took them were less likely to get venous thromboembolism

  • Osteoporosis Meds Linked to Heart Problem
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Bisphosphonates may up rate of serious atrial fibrillation, review finds

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis a Threat to the Heart
    (27-Oct-2008)
    Greater risk of heart attack, and more complications later, studies find

  • Cherry-Enriched Diet Cut Heart Risks in Rats
    (26-Oct-2008)
    Study finds tart powder reduced inflammation, cholesterol and belly fat

  • Cherry-Enriched Diet Cut Heart Risks in Rats
    (26-Oct-2008)
    Study finds tart powder reduced inflammation, cholesterol and belly fat

  • High Sodium Levels Don't Raise Blood Pressure
    (24-Oct-2008)
    Study did find connection between salt intake and diabetes incidence

  • Even Mild Sleep Apnea Hikes Heart Risk
    (24-Oct-2008)
    It can lead to stiffening of arteries, study says

  • 40 Years of Heart Transplants
    (24-Oct-2008)
    They're safer now, but still rare because of lack of donors, experts say

  • Even Mild Sleep Apnea Hikes Heart Risk
    (24-Oct-2008)
    It can lead to stiffening of arteries, study says

  • 40 Years of Heart Transplants
    (24-Oct-2008)
    They're safer now, but still rare because of lack of donors, experts say

  • Even Mild Sleep Apnea Hikes Heart Risk
    (24-Oct-2008)
    It can lead to stiffening of arteries, study says

  • Hydrogen Sulfide Key Player in Blood Pressure Regulation
    (23-Oct-2008)
    Mouse study finds 'rotten egg'-smelling gas relaxes arteries, may have broader applications

  • Speedy Care After Heart Attack Key to Survival
    (23-Oct-2008)
    Heart association says cooling body, checking arteries lowers risk of further injury

  • Speedy Care After Heart Attack Key to Survival
    (23-Oct-2008)
    Heart association says cooling body, checking arteries lowers risk of further injury

  • Health Tip: Risk Factors for Heart Disease
    (23-Oct-2008)
    Things you can control ... and things you can't

  • Exercise Improves Stroke Outcome
    (23-Oct-2008)
    Attacks are also less severe among people who are active, researchers say

  • Speedy Care After Heart Attack Key to Survival
    (23-Oct-2008)
    Heart association says cooling body, checking arteries lowers risk of further injury

  • Exercise Improves Stroke Outcome
    (23-Oct-2008)
    Attacks are also less severe among people who are active, researchers say

  • Health Insurance Rules Affect Medical Outcomes
    (22-Oct-2008)
    Better results came when clot-busting drug was easily available, Canadian study shows

  • Health Insurance Rules Affect Medical Outcomes
    (22-Oct-2008)
    Better results came when clot-busting drug was easily available, Canadian study shows

  • Health Insurance Rules Affect Medical Outcomes
    (22-Oct-2008)
    Better results came when clot-busting drug was easily available, Canadian study shows

  • Statins May Prevent Some Miscarriages
    (22-Oct-2008)
    Mouse study finds cholesterol-lowering drugs could help women with antiphospholipid syndrome

  • Health Tip: Breathing Polluted Air
    (21-Oct-2008)
    Suggestions to minimize symptoms

  • Questions Continue About Using Beta Blockers Before Surgery
    (20-Oct-2008)
    Study finds increased risk of death, heart attacks

  • Western Diet Boosts Global Heart Attack Risk 30%
    (20-Oct-2008)
    But study also finds 'Oriental' pattern little benefit either way because of salty sauces

  • Heart Failure Raises Risk of Fractures
    (20-Oct-2008)
    Researchers say finding calls for better osteoporosis screening, treatment in these patients

  • Western Diet Boosts Global Heart Attack Risk 30%
    (20-Oct-2008)
    But study also finds 'Oriental' pattern little benefit either way because of salty sauces

  • Questions Continue About Using Beta Blockers Before Surgery
    (20-Oct-2008)
    Study finds increased risk of death, heart attacks

  • Questions Continue About Using Beta Blockers Before Surgery
    (20-Oct-2008)
    Study finds increased risk of death, heart attacks

  • Western Diet Boosts Global Heart Attack Risk 30%
    (20-Oct-2008)
    But study also finds 'Oriental' pattern little benefit either way because of salty sauces

  • Western Diet Boosts Global Heart Attack Risk 30%
    (20-Oct-2008)
    But study also finds 'Oriental' pattern little benefit either way because of salty sauces

  • Western Diet Boosts Global Heart Attack Risk 30%
    (20-Oct-2008)
    But study also finds 'Oriental' pattern little benefit either way because of salty sauces

  • Heart Failure Raises Risk of Fractures
    (20-Oct-2008)
    Researchers say finding calls for better osteoporosis screening, treatment in these patients

  • Low Blood Pressure During Surgery Boosts Stroke Risk
    (18-Oct-2008)
    Tighter control of levels may prevent complications, study suggests

  • Low Blood Pressure During Surgery Boosts Stroke Risk
    (18-Oct-2008)
    Tighter control of levels may prevent complications, study suggests

  • Low Blood Pressure During Surgery Boosts Stroke Risk
    (18-Oct-2008)
    Tighter control of levels may prevent complications, study suggests

  • High-Risk Kids, Diabetics Need Regular Blood Pressure Checks
    (17-Oct-2008)
    Experts offer guidance during hypertension meeting

  • Occasional Smoking Still Does Damage
    (17-Oct-2008)
    Study finds that less than a pack a week can impair arteries

  • Aspirin Doesn't Prevent First Heart Attack, Stroke
    (17-Oct-2008)
    Study contradicts current recommendations; expert suggests change

  • Aspirin Doesn't Prevent First Heart Attack, Stroke
    (17-Oct-2008)
    Study contradicts current recommendations; expert suggests change

  • Aspirin Doesn't Prevent First Heart Attack, Stroke
    (17-Oct-2008)
    Study contradicts current recommendations; expert suggests change

  • Aspirin Doesn't Prevent First Heart Attack, Stroke
    (17-Oct-2008)
    Study contradicts current recommendations; expert suggests change

  • Aspirin Doesn't Prevent First Heart Attack, Stroke
    (17-Oct-2008)
    Study contradicts current recommendations; expert suggests change

  • Chicken Soup May Lower Blood Pressure
    (16-Oct-2008)
    Collagen in some parts of chicken acts like a hypertension medication, study suggests

  • Chicken Soup May Lower Blood Pressure
    (16-Oct-2008)
    Collagen in some parts of chicken acts like a hypertension medication, study suggests

  • Women Smokers Prone to Dangerous Blood Vessel Condition
    (15-Oct-2008)
    Risk of abdominal aortic aneurysm is 8 times higher than in nonsmokers, study says

  • A One-Man History of Cardiac Advances
    (14-Oct-2008)
    New Jersey man, 84, has benefited from 40 years of heart breakthroughs

  • Heart Docs Often Fail to Order Tests Before Angioplasty
    (14-Oct-2008)
    Cardiac stress tests show whether a patient even needs the procedure, experts say

  • A One-Man History of Cardiac Advances
    (14-Oct-2008)
    New Jersey man, 84, has benefited from 40 years of heart breakthroughs

  • Warfarin Underused in Atrial Fibrillation Patients
    (14-Oct-2008)
    Study says blood thinner not prescribed often enough, but notes it's hard to manage

  • A One-Man History of Cardiac Advances
    (14-Oct-2008)
    New Jersey man, 84, has benefited from 40 years of heart breakthroughs

  • Vioxx's Heart Risk Lingered Long After Use Ended
    (14-Oct-2008)
    Some danger may come with other NSAID pain relievers, experts say

  • Heart Docs Often Fail to Order Tests Before Angioplasty
    (14-Oct-2008)
    Cardiac stress tests show whether a patient even needs the procedure, experts say

  • Warfarin Underused in Atrial Fibrillation Patients
    (14-Oct-2008)
    Study says blood thinner not prescribed often enough, but notes it's hard to manage

  • Warfarin Underused in Atrial Fibrillation Patients
    (14-Oct-2008)
    Study says blood thinner not prescribed often enough, but notes it's hard to manage

  • A One-Man History of Cardiac Advances
    (14-Oct-2008)
    New Jersey man, 84, has benefited from 40 years of heart breakthroughs

  • Heart Docs Often Fail to Order Tests Before Angioplasty
    (14-Oct-2008)
    Cardiac stress tests show whether a patient even needs the procedure, experts say

  • Warfarin Underused in Atrial Fibrillation Patients
    (14-Oct-2008)
    Study says blood thinner not prescribed often enough, but notes it's hard to manage

  • Heart Docs Often Fail to Order Tests Before Angioplasty
    (14-Oct-2008)
    Cardiac stress tests show whether a patient even needs the procedure, experts say

  • Blood Pressure on the Rise in America
    (13-Oct-2008)
    More people being treated for hypertension than ever before, study finds

  • Embryonic Heart Shows Strong Capacity to Regenerate
    (13-Oct-2008)
    Mouse study finds fetal cells compensated for loss of nearly half of cardiac tissue

  • New Factors Join Kids' Sleep Disorders, Cognition
    (10-Oct-2008)
    Blood pressure, brain oxygen levels might modify severity of some deficits, study says

  • Metabolic Syndrome Raises Colon Cancer Risk 75%
    (10-Oct-2008)
    Finding suggests need for more careful screening for these patients, researcher says

  • Little-Known Fat Can Be a Heartbreaker
    (10-Oct-2008)
    Elevated lipoprotein (a) levels boost cardiovascular disease risk for some

  • Little-Known Fat Can Be a Heartbreaker
    (10-Oct-2008)
    Elevated lipoprotein (a) levels boost cardiovascular disease risk for some

  • Little-Known Fat Can Be a Heartbreaker
    (10-Oct-2008)
    Elevated lipoprotein (a) levels boost cardiovascular disease risk for some

  • Ginkgo Prevented Stroke Damage in Mice
    (10-Oct-2008)
    But it's not clear if the popular extract would be effective in humans

  • Some Arteries Opened Safely Without Heparin
    (09-Oct-2008)
    But Italian researchers warn only the lowest-risk patients can benefit

  • Doctors' Groups Collaborate on Care for Heart Patients
    (09-Oct-2008)
    They offer guidelines for drug therapy that could harm digestive tract

  • Some Arteries Opened Safely Without Heparin
    (09-Oct-2008)
    But Italian researchers warn only the lowest-risk patients can benefit

  • Doctors' Groups Collaborate on Care for Heart Patients
    (09-Oct-2008)
    They offer guidelines for drug therapy that could harm digestive tract

  • Some Arteries Opened Safely Without Heparin
    (09-Oct-2008)
    But Italian researchers warn only the lowest-risk patients can benefit

  • Some Arteries Opened Safely Without Heparin
    (09-Oct-2008)
    But Italian researchers warn only the lowest-risk patients can benefit

  • Some Arteries Opened Safely Without Heparin
    (09-Oct-2008)
    But Italian researchers warn only the lowest-risk patients can benefit

  • Doctors' Groups Collaborate on Care for Heart Patients
    (09-Oct-2008)
    They offer guidelines for drug therapy that could harm digestive tract

  • Some Arteries Opened Safely Without Heparin
    (09-Oct-2008)
    But Italian researchers warn only the lowest-risk patients can benefit

  • Some Arteries Opened Safely Without Heparin
    (09-Oct-2008)
    But Italian researchers warn only the lowest-risk patients can benefit

  • Blood Cell Genes May Signal Heart Disease
    (08-Oct-2008)
    Small study finds their levels correlate with cardiovascular trouble

  • Blacks at Higher Risk for Brain Lesions Causing Stroke
    (08-Oct-2008)
    They had 32% more microbleeds in several different areas, study finds

  • Blood Cell Genes May Signal Heart Disease
    (08-Oct-2008)
    Small study finds their levels correlate with cardiovascular trouble

  • Blacks at Higher Risk for Brain Lesions Causing Stroke
    (08-Oct-2008)
    They had 32% more microbleeds in several different areas, study finds

  • Blood Cell Genes May Signal Heart Disease
    (08-Oct-2008)
    Small study finds their levels correlate with cardiovascular trouble

  • Simpler Test May Be Best for Diagnosing Blood Clots in Leg
    (07-Oct-2008)
    Compression ultrasound similar to more expensive whole-leg color ultrasound, study finds

  • Pneumonia Vaccine Lowers Chances of Heart Attack
    (06-Oct-2008)
    50% reduction in risk seen 2 years later in Canadian study

  • Spiriva Safe, Effective for COPD Patients
    (05-Oct-2008)
    However, treatment does not slow disease progression, researchers say

  • Spiriva Safe, Effective for COPD Patients
    (05-Oct-2008)
    However, treatment does not slow disease progression, researchers say

  • Timing, Dosage of HRT Affect Chances of Heart Trouble
    (01-Oct-2008)
    Large study found younger women taking it for a longer time did have higher risk

  • Timing, Dosage of HRT Affect Chances of Heart Trouble
    (01-Oct-2008)
    Large study found younger women taking it for a longer time did have higher risk

  • Group Urges Depression Screening for Heart Patients
    (01-Oct-2008)
    They face twice the risk of second cardiac event 1 to 2 years later

  • Beta Blockers May Cut Mortality in COPD Patients After Surgery
    (01-Oct-2008)
    Preoperative use was well-tolerated without adverse respiratory effects, study finds

  • Group Urges Depression Screening for Heart Patients
    (01-Oct-2008)
    They face twice the risk of second cardiac event 1 to 2 years later

  • Beta Blockers May Cut Mortality in COPD Patients After Surgery
    (01-Oct-2008)
    Preoperative use was well-tolerated without adverse respiratory effects, study finds

  • Group Urges Depression Screening for Heart Patients
    (01-Oct-2008)
    They face twice the risk of second cardiac event 1 to 2 years later

  • Group Urges Depression Screening for Heart Patients
    (01-Oct-2008)
    They face twice the risk of second cardiac event 1 to 2 years later

  • Heart Pump Helps Children Waiting for Transplant
    (29-Sep-2008)
    Device approved in Europe, still in clinical trials in U.S.

  • Blood Thinner Linked to Increased Brain Bleeding
    (29-Sep-2008)
    That raises risk of death from hemorrhagic stroke, researchers say

  • Blood Thinner Linked to Increased Brain Bleeding
    (29-Sep-2008)
    That raises risk of death from hemorrhagic stroke, researchers say

  • Blood Thinner Linked to Increased Brain Bleeding
    (29-Sep-2008)
    That raises risk of death from hemorrhagic stroke, researchers say

  • Physical Exam as Good as High Tech in Assessing Heart Failure
    (26-Sep-2008)
    Estimates of fluid in body compared favorably to results of invasive procedure, study finds

  • Drug Fights Diabetic Eye Disease
    (26-Sep-2008)
    Retinopathy is a potentially blinding complication, but Atacand may help

  • Physical Exam as Good as High Tech in Assessing Heart Failure
    (26-Sep-2008)
    Estimates of fluid in body compared favorably to results of invasive procedure, study finds

  • Physical Exam as Good as High Tech in Assessing Heart Failure
    (26-Sep-2008)
    Estimates of fluid in body compared favorably to results of invasive procedure, study finds

  • Anemia Drugs Linked to Stroke Study Deaths: FDA
    (26-Sep-2008)
    Procrit, Aranesp already bear warning labels due to cancer concerns, experts note

  • Brain Aneurysm Rupture Risk Tied to Location, Size
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Those greater than 13 millimeters in width twice as likely to burst, study finds

  • Surgery Unneeded in Most Asymptomatic Carotid Stenosis Cases
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Study says drug therapy better option for 95% of patients, since stroke risk is low

  • Surgery May Not Help Most People With Narrowed Brain Artery
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Intensive medical treatment can prevent stroke, study says

  • Statins Can Hinder Muscle Repair
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Small number of patients taking them will experience damage, experts say

  • Surgery Unneeded in Most Asymptomatic Carotid Stenosis Cases
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Study says drug therapy better option for 95% of patients, since stroke risk is low

  • Surgery May Not Help Most People With Narrowed Brain Artery
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Intensive medical treatment can prevent stroke, study says

  • Statins Can Hinder Muscle Repair
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Small number of patients taking them will experience damage, experts say

  • Statins Can Hinder Muscle Repair
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Small number of patients taking them will experience damage, experts say

  • Moderate Aerobic Exercise Lowers Diabetics' Liver Fat
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Study cites benefits for type 2 patients seeking to avoid cardiovascular problems

  • Surgery Unneeded in Most Asymptomatic Carotid Stenosis Cases
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Study says drug therapy better option for 95% of patients, since stroke risk is low

  • Moderate Aerobic Exercise Lowers Diabetics' Liver Fat
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Study cites benefits for type 2 patients seeking to avoid cardiovascular problems

  • Surgery Unneeded in Most Asymptomatic Carotid Stenosis Cases
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Study says drug therapy better option for 95% of patients, since stroke risk is low

  • Brain Aneurysm Rupture Risk Tied to Location, Size
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Those greater than 13 millimeters in width twice as likely to burst, study finds

  • Surgery Unneeded in Most Asymptomatic Carotid Stenosis Cases
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Study says drug therapy better option for 95% of patients, since stroke risk is low

  • Brain Aneurysm Rupture Risk Tied to Location, Size
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Those greater than 13 millimeters in width twice as likely to burst, study finds

  • Surgery May Not Help Most People With Narrowed Brain Artery
    (25-Sep-2008)
    Intensive medical treatment can prevent stroke, study says

  • Angioplasty Not Cost-Effective for Chronic Coronary Disease
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Study finds it could add $10,000 to treatment 'without significant gain' in quality of life

  • Drug Coated Stents Better After Heart Attack
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Death rate lower than for bare-metal devices, study shows

  • Drug Coated Stents Better After Heart Attack
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Death rate lower than for bare-metal devices, study shows

  • Drug Coated Stents Better After Heart Attack
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Death rate lower than for bare-metal devices, study shows

  • Angioplasty Not Cost-Effective for Chronic Coronary Disease
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Study finds it could add $10,000 to treatment 'without significant gain' in quality of life

  • Drug Coated Stents Better After Heart Attack
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Death rate lower than for bare-metal devices, study shows

  • Angioplasty Not Cost-Effective for Chronic Coronary Disease
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Study finds it could add $10,000 to treatment 'without significant gain' in quality of life

  • Drug Coated Stents Better After Heart Attack
    (24-Sep-2008)
    Death rate lower than for bare-metal devices, study shows

  • Cardiac Arrest Survival Rates Vary Widely
    (23-Sep-2008)
    Fivefold difference in 10 North American sites

  • Heart Attack Care Often Delayed for the Poor
    (23-Sep-2008)
    Reasons for slowed time to treatment remain unclear, experts say

  • Cardiac Arrest Survival Rates Vary Widely
    (23-Sep-2008)
    Fivefold difference in 10 North American sites

  • Stroke Prevalence Higher, Deadlier Among American Indians
    (23-Sep-2008)
    More smoking, hypertension, diabetes may explain statistics, study says

  • Stroke Prevalence Higher, Deadlier Among American Indians
    (23-Sep-2008)
    More smoking, hypertension, diabetes may explain statistics, study says

  • Stroke Prevalence Higher, Deadlier Among American Indians
    (23-Sep-2008)
    More smoking, hypertension, diabetes may explain statistics, study says

  • Heart Attack Care Often Delayed for the Poor
    (23-Sep-2008)
    Reasons for slowed time to treatment remain unclear, experts say

  • Cardiac Arrest Survival Rates Vary Widely
    (23-Sep-2008)
    Fivefold difference in 10 North American sites

  • Low Thyroid Function Linked to Heart Failure Risk
    (22-Sep-2008)
    Researchers pinpoint what level signals danger

  • Women's Peripheral Artery Disease Tied to Secondhand Smoke
    (22-Sep-2008)
    They face 69% increased risk for heart disease, 56% risk of ischemic stroke, study finds

  • Low Thyroid Function Linked to Heart Failure Risk
    (22-Sep-2008)
    Researchers pinpoint what level signals danger

  • Women's Peripheral Artery Disease Tied to Secondhand Smoke
    (22-Sep-2008)
    They face 69% increased risk for heart disease, 56% risk of ischemic stroke, study finds

  • Cholesterol Drugs May Raise Post-Op Delirium Risk
    (22-Sep-2008)
    Patients on statin medications 30% more likely to experience trouble, study finds

  • Low Thyroid Function Linked to Heart Failure Risk
    (22-Sep-2008)
    Researchers pinpoint what level signals danger

  • Low Thyroid Function Linked to Heart Failure Risk
    (22-Sep-2008)
    Researchers pinpoint what level signals danger

  • Women's Peripheral Artery Disease Tied to Secondhand Smoke
    (22-Sep-2008)
    They face 69% increased risk for heart disease, 56% risk of ischemic stroke, study finds

  • Cholesterol Drugs May Raise Post-Op Delirium Risk
    (22-Sep-2008)
    Patients on statin medications 30% more likely to experience trouble, study finds

  • Women's Peripheral Artery Disease Tied to Secondhand Smoke
    (22-Sep-2008)
    They face 69% increased risk for heart disease, 56% risk of ischemic stroke, study finds

  • Cholesterol Drugs May Raise Post-Op Delirium Risk
    (22-Sep-2008)
    Patients on statin medications 30% more likely to experience trouble, study finds

  • Women's Peripheral Artery Disease Tied to Secondhand Smoke
    (22-Sep-2008)
    They face 69% increased risk for heart disease, 56% risk of ischemic stroke, study finds

  • Many Doctors Don't Know Blood Pressure Guidelines
    (19-Sep-2008)
    Proper treatment often not started among middle-aged men, study finds

  • Salt Contributes to Resistant High Blood Pressure
    (19-Sep-2008)
    People with elevated readings should restrict their salt intake, experts say

  • Vitamin C Might Help Lower Hypertension
    (19-Sep-2008)
    But delivery was intravenous, so implications for diet are unclear, experts say

  • Relaxation Tapes or Mozart Lower Blood Pressure
    (17-Sep-2008)
    Approaches could supplement other therapies to treat the condition, study says

  • Relaxation Tapes or Mozart Lower Blood Pressure
    (17-Sep-2008)
    Approaches could supplement other therapies to treat the condition, study says

  • Relaxation Tapes or Mozart Lower Blood Pressure
    (17-Sep-2008)
    Approaches could supplement other therapies to treat the condition, study says

  • Relaxation Tapes or Mozart Lower Blood Pressure
    (17-Sep-2008)
    Approaches could supplement other therapies to treat the condition, study says

  • Relaxation Tapes or Mozart Lower Blood Pressure
    (17-Sep-2008)
    Approaches could supplement other therapies to treat the condition, study says

  • 3-D MRI Helps Detect Patients at High Risk for Stroke
    (16-Sep-2008)
    Technique accurately found bleeding within walls of diseased carotid arteries

  • Survival Rate Little Changed With Aortic Valve Disorder
    (16-Sep-2008)
    Young adults with the common congenital heart defect don't have worse outcomes, study says

  • FDA Bars Generic Drugs From Indian Company
    (16-Sep-2008)
    Poor manufacturing conditions at 2 plants to blame, agency says

  • Survival Rate Little Changed With Aortic Valve Disorder
    (16-Sep-2008)
    Young adults with the common congenital heart defect don't have worse outcomes, study says

  • 3-D MRI Helps Detect Patients at High Risk for Stroke
    (16-Sep-2008)
    Technique accurately found bleeding within walls of diseased carotid arteries

  • Survival Rate Little Changed With Aortic Valve Disorder
    (16-Sep-2008)
    Young adults with the common congenital heart defect don't have worse outcomes, study says

  • 3-D MRI Helps Detect Patients at High Risk for Stroke
    (16-Sep-2008)
    Technique accurately found bleeding within walls of diseased carotid arteries

  • Thumbs Down on Beta Blockers for High Blood Pressure
    (15-Sep-2008)
    No more effective than other drugs, increased stroke risk, study finds

  • Migraine Sufferers Face Greater Blood Clot Risk
    (15-Sep-2008)
    But condition doesn't hasten hardening of arteries, researchers say

  • Migraine Sufferers Face Greater Blood Clot Risk
    (15-Sep-2008)
    But condition doesn't hasten hardening of arteries, researchers say

  • Thumbs Down on Beta Blockers for High Blood Pressure
    (15-Sep-2008)
    No more effective than other drugs, increased stroke risk, study finds

  • Thumbs Down on Beta Blockers for High Blood Pressure
    (15-Sep-2008)
    No more effective than other drugs, increased stroke risk, study finds

  • Migraine Sufferers Face Greater Blood Clot Risk
    (15-Sep-2008)
    But condition doesn't hasten hardening of arteries, researchers say

  • Thumbs Down on Beta Blockers for High Blood Pressure
    (15-Sep-2008)
    No more effective than other drugs, increased stroke risk, study finds

  • Stem Cells Ease Stroke-Like Brain Damage in Mice
    (15-Sep-2008)
    The strategy might someday help humans recover from similar events, scientists say

  • Later Use of Clot-Buster After Stroke Possible: Study
    (15-Sep-2008)
    tPA can be safely given beyond the current 3-hour limit, international researchers find

  • Migraine Sufferers Face Greater Blood Clot Risk
    (15-Sep-2008)
    But condition doesn't hasten hardening of arteries, researchers say

  • Too Few People Know Symptoms of Heart Trouble
    (13-Sep-2008)
    And that lack of knowledge could cost you your life

  • Too Few People Know Symptoms of Heart Trouble
    (13-Sep-2008)
    And that lack of knowledge could cost you your life

  • Too Few People Know Symptoms of Heart Trouble
    (13-Sep-2008)
    And that lack of knowledge could cost you your life

  • Too Few People Know Symptoms of Heart Trouble
    (13-Sep-2008)
    And that lack of knowledge could cost you your life

  • Too Few People Know Symptoms of Heart Trouble
    (13-Sep-2008)
    And that lack of knowledge could cost you your life

  • Mediterranean Diet Cuts Death From Chronic Diseases
    (12-Sep-2008)
    Those who eat this way reduce risk of many illnesses by almost 10%, study says

  • An Oral Approach to Heart Disease
    (11-Sep-2008)
    Researchers study interaction of mouth bacteria and blood cells

  • Compound Could Reduce Heart Attack Damage
    (11-Sep-2008)
    Acts against destructive free radicals, researchers say

  • An Oral Approach to Heart Disease
    (11-Sep-2008)
    Researchers study interaction of mouth bacteria and blood cells

  • Tight Blood Sugar Control Helps Diabetics Long-Term
    (10-Sep-2008)
    A period of strict management with drugs has effects that last long after therapy ends, study finds

  • Blood Pressure Treatment Can Be Used Against Stroke
    (09-Sep-2008)
    Study finds the therapy can be given in tandem with clot-dissolving drug

  • Air Pollution Harms Patients After Heart Attack
    (09-Sep-2008)
    Particles can cripple heart's electrical functioning, researchers say

  • Heavier People Have Heart Attacks Earlier
    (09-Sep-2008)
    12 years sooner for the most obese, new research finds

  • Air Pollution Harms Patients After Heart Attack
    (09-Sep-2008)
    Particles can cripple heart's electrical functioning, researchers say

  • Blood Pressure Treatment Can Be Used Against Stroke
    (09-Sep-2008)
    Study finds the therapy can be given in tandem with clot-dissolving drug

  • Heavier People Have Heart Attacks Earlier
    (09-Sep-2008)
    12 years sooner for the most obese, new research finds

  • Air Pollution Harms Patients After Heart Attack
    (09-Sep-2008)
    Particles can cripple heart's electrical functioning, researchers say

  • Blood Pressure Treatment Can Be Used Against Stroke
    (09-Sep-2008)
    Study finds the therapy can be given in tandem with clot-dissolving drug

  • 2 Techniques Found Effective in Carotid Artery Narrowing
    (06-Sep-2008)
    Angioplasty with stenting and endarterectomy successful in preventing ipsilateral stroke

  • 2 Techniques Found Effective in Carotid Artery Narrowing
    (06-Sep-2008)
    Angioplasty with stenting and endarterectomy successful in preventing ipsilateral stroke

  • 2 Techniques Found Effective in Carotid Artery Narrowing
    (06-Sep-2008)
    Angioplasty with stenting and endarterectomy successful in preventing ipsilateral stroke

  • 2 Techniques Found Effective in Carotid Artery Narrowing
    (06-Sep-2008)
    Angioplasty with stenting and endarterectomy successful in preventing ipsilateral stroke

  • Artery Plaque Rupture Can Occur Without Symptoms
    (05-Sep-2008)
    But this makes build-up more vulnerable to future bursts, researchers find

  • For Even Healthy Men, Alcohol Seems to Lower Heart Attack Risk
    (05-Sep-2008)
    Moderate drinking appears to be beneficial, but doctors are cautious

  • Artery Plaque Rupture Can Occur Without Symptoms
    (05-Sep-2008)
    But this makes build-up more vulnerable to future bursts, researchers find

  • For Even Healthy Men, Alcohol Seems to Lower Heart Attack Risk
    (05-Sep-2008)
    Moderate drinking appears to be beneficial, but doctors are cautious

  • Artery Plaque Rupture Can Occur Without Symptoms
    (05-Sep-2008)
    But this makes build-up more vulnerable to future bursts, researchers find

  • Artery Plaque Rupture Can Occur Without Symptoms
    (05-Sep-2008)
    But this makes build-up more vulnerable to future bursts, researchers find

  • Artery Plaque Rupture Can Occur Without Symptoms
    (05-Sep-2008)
    But this makes build-up more vulnerable to future bursts, researchers find

  • Early Weight Gain Might Mean Higher Blood Pressure Later
    (03-Sep-2008)
    But parents shouldn't worry, researchers say

  • Defibrillators Don't Diminish Quality of Life
    (03-Sep-2008)
    But the shocks they produce can signal danger, researchers say

  • Defibrillators Don't Diminish Quality of Life
    (03-Sep-2008)
    But the shocks they produce can signal danger, researchers say

  • Drug Given 24 Hours After Stroke Helps Repair Brain Tissue
    (03-Sep-2008)
    Bryostatin may also work in patients with Alzheimer's and traumatic injury, study says

  • Cholesterol Drugs Lower Stroke Risk in Older People
    (03-Sep-2008)
    Atorvastatin as beneficial in those over 65 as in younger patients, study says

  • Drug Given 24 Hours After Stroke Helps Repair Brain Tissue
    (03-Sep-2008)
    Bryostatin may also work in patients with Alzheimer's and traumatic injury, study says

  • Cholesterol Drugs Lower Stroke Risk in Older People
    (03-Sep-2008)
    Atorvastatin as beneficial in those over 65 as in younger patients, study says

  • New Type of Stent Appears Safe, Effective
    (02-Sep-2008)
    Artery-opening device emits drug from a biodegradable polymer

  • No Definitive Link Seen Between Vytorin and Cancer
    (02-Sep-2008)
    Review results are reassuring, one cardiologist says

  • No Definitive Link Seen Between Vytorin and Cancer
    (02-Sep-2008)
    Review results are reassuring, one cardiologist says

  • New Type of Stent Appears Safe, Effective
    (02-Sep-2008)
    Artery-opening device emits drug from a biodegradable polymer

  • New Type of Stent Appears Safe, Effective
    (02-Sep-2008)
    Artery-opening device emits drug from a biodegradable polymer

  • Fish Oil Supplements Help With Heart Failure
    (01-Sep-2008)
    Study found a small but significant reduction in deaths; parallel study on cholesterol-lowering statin found no beneficial effect.

  • Fish Oil Supplements Help With Heart Failure
    (01-Sep-2008)
    Study found a small but significant reduction in deaths; parallel study on cholesterol-lowering statin found no beneficial effect.

  • Newer Blood Pressure Drug Better for Some Heart Patients, Diabetics
    (31-Aug-2008)
    Study found telmisartan offered slight benefit for those unable to take ACE inhibitors

  • Newer Blood Pressure Drug Better for Some Heart Patients, Diabetics
    (31-Aug-2008)
    Study found telmisartan offered slight benefit for those unable to take ACE inhibitors

  • Newer Blood Pressure Drug Better for Some Heart Patients, Diabetics
    (31-Aug-2008)
    Study found telmisartan offered slight benefit for those unable to take ACE inhibitors

  • Antipsychotic Drugs Boost Stroke Risk
    (29-Aug-2008)
    And patients with dementia face a more than 3-fold danger, study finds

  • Most Patients With Irregular Heartbeat Take Inadequate Blood Thinner Dose
    (28-Aug-2008)
    Warfarin could cut stroke risk by 67%, but patients and doctors say drug is hard to manage

  • Most Patients With Irregular Heartbeat Take Inadequate Blood Thinner Dose
    (28-Aug-2008)
    Warfarin could cut stroke risk by 67%, but patients and doctors say drug is hard to manage

  • Most Patients With Irregular Heartbeat Take Inadequate Blood Thinner Dose
    (28-Aug-2008)
    Warfarin could cut stroke risk by 67%, but patients and doctors say drug is hard to manage

  • Most Patients With Irregular Heartbeat Take Inadequate Blood Thinner Dose
    (28-Aug-2008)
    Warfarin could cut stroke risk by 67%, but patients and doctors say drug is hard to manage

  • Treadmill Workouts Help Stroke Survivors
    (28-Aug-2008)
    Function improved even after conventional therapy, study found

  • Newer Blood Pressure Drug No Better Than Placebo in Preventing Stroke
    (27-Aug-2008)
    Patients may need to be on telmisartan longer to see positive effect, researchers say

  • Angioplasty Scoring System Predicts Risk of Death
    (27-Aug-2008)
    Clinicians use 7 simple variables to gauge in-hospital mortality after coronary intervention

  • Fat Cells in Obese People Are 'Sick'
    (27-Aug-2008)
    More likely to make insulin-resistant proteins, study says

  • Newer Blood Pressure Drug No Better Than Placebo in Preventing Stroke
    (27-Aug-2008)
    Patients may need to be on telmisartan longer to see positive effect, researchers say

  • Angioplasty Scoring System Predicts Risk of Death
    (27-Aug-2008)
    Clinicians use 7 simple variables to gauge in-hospital mortality after coronary intervention

  • Newer Blood Pressure Drug No Better Than Placebo in Preventing Stroke
    (27-Aug-2008)
    Patients may need to be on telmisartan longer to see positive effect, researchers say

  • Angioplasty Scoring System Predicts Risk of Death
    (27-Aug-2008)
    Clinicians use 7 simple variables to gauge in-hospital mortality after coronary intervention

  • Angioplasty Scoring System Predicts Risk of Death
    (27-Aug-2008)
    Clinicians use 7 simple variables to gauge in-hospital mortality after coronary intervention

  • Fat Cells in Obese People Are 'Sick'
    (27-Aug-2008)
    More likely to make insulin-resistant proteins, study says

  • Newer Blood Pressure Drug No Better Than Placebo in Preventing Stroke
    (27-Aug-2008)
    Patients may need to be on telmisartan longer to see positive effect, researchers say

  • Newer Blood Pressure Drug No Better Than Placebo in Preventing Stroke
    (27-Aug-2008)
    Patients may need to be on telmisartan longer to see positive effect, researchers say

  • Drug May Lower Blood Pressure in Adolescents With Hypertension
    (26-Aug-2008)
    Allopurinol, used to cut uric acid levels, could work better than current options, study says

  • When Communication Is Lost
    (26-Aug-2008)
    Aphasia is like a prison, but new research offers hope of escape

  • Finding May Allow Some Women to Stop Blood Thinners
    (25-Aug-2008)
    It details risk factors for recurrent blood clots

  • Finding May Allow Some Women to Stop Blood Thinners
    (25-Aug-2008)
    It details risk factors for recurrent blood clots

  • Finding May Allow Some Women to Stop Blood Thinners
    (25-Aug-2008)
    It details risk factors for recurrent blood clots

  • FDA Investigates Possible Vytorin-Cancer Link
    (22-Aug-2008)
    But the agency says patients can still take the cholesterol-lowering drug

  • FDA Investigates Possible Vytorin-Cancer Link
    (22-Aug-2008)
    But the agency says patients can still take the cholesterol-lowering drug

  • FDA Investigates Possible Vytorin-Cancer Link
    (22-Aug-2008)
    But the agency says patients can still take the cholesterol-lowering drug

  • Strokes Can Strike the Youngest
    (21-Aug-2008)
    Brain attacks can even happen in the womb, and new guidelines address issue

  • Scientists ID New Proteins in Programmed Cell Death
    (21-Aug-2008)
    Findings may lead to novel drug targets for stroke, infectious diseases, study says

  • Strokes Can Strike the Youngest
    (21-Aug-2008)
    Brain attacks can even happen in the womb, and new guidelines address issue

  • Scientists ID New Proteins in Programmed Cell Death
    (21-Aug-2008)
    Findings may lead to novel drug targets for stroke, infectious diseases, study says

  • Preeclampsia Raises Risk of Serious Kidney Disease
    (20-Aug-2008)
    Rate can be 5 times higher than for women without pregnancy complication, study finds

  • Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Won't Cause Cancer
    (20-Aug-2008)
    New analysis shows no effect from statin meds, which include Lipitor, Crestor

  • Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Won't Cause Cancer
    (20-Aug-2008)
    New analysis shows no effect from statin meds, which include Lipitor, Crestor

  • Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Won't Cause Cancer
    (20-Aug-2008)
    New analysis shows no effect from statin meds, which include Lipitor, Crestor

  • Reaching the Heart Through the Wrist
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Though procedure is used less often, it reduces bleeding problems, study finds

  • Reaching the Heart Through the Wrist
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Though procedure is used less often, it reduces bleeding problems, study finds

  • Obesity Rates Up in 37 States: Report
    (19-Aug-2008)
    At least 20% of adults are obese in every state except Colorado

  • Ultrasound Used to Predict Heart Attack Risk
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Provides noninvasive way to identify plaques, improve effectiveness of therapy

  • Reaching the Heart Through the Wrist
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Though procedure is used less often, it reduces bleeding problems, study finds

  • Vitamin B, Folate Supplements Won't Help Heart
    (19-Aug-2008)
    In fact, new study hints they might be hazardous

  • Obesity Rates Up in 37 States: Report
    (19-Aug-2008)
    At least 20% of adults are obese in every state except Colorado

  • Reaching the Heart Through the Wrist
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Though procedure is used less often, it reduces bleeding problems, study finds

  • Vitamin B, Folate Supplements Won't Help Heart
    (19-Aug-2008)
    In fact, new study hints they might be hazardous

  • Ultrasound Used to Predict Heart Attack Risk
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Provides noninvasive way to identify plaques, improve effectiveness of therapy

  • Ultrasound Used to Predict Heart Attack Risk
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Provides noninvasive way to identify plaques, improve effectiveness of therapy

  • Reaching the Heart Through the Wrist
    (19-Aug-2008)
    Though procedure is used less often, it reduces bleeding problems, study finds

  • Vitamin B, Folate Supplements Won't Help Heart
    (19-Aug-2008)
    In fact, new study hints they might be hazardous

  • Obesity Rates Up in 37 States: Report
    (19-Aug-2008)
    At least 20% of adults are obese in every state except Colorado

  • Poor Sleep Linked to High Blood Pressure in Teens
    (18-Aug-2008)
    Similar results have been found in studies of adults

  • Poor Sleep Linked to High Blood Pressure in Teens
    (18-Aug-2008)
    Similar results have been found in studies of adults

  • Health Tip: Keep Cholesterol Under Control
    (18-Aug-2008)
    Doing so may require lifestyle changes

  • Statins Help Obese People After Bypass Surgery
    (15-Aug-2008)
    Cholesterol-lowering drugs reduce closing of heart arteries, study shows

  • Statins Might Reverse ED in Some Men
    (15-Aug-2008)
    In animal study, effect on those with metabolic syndrome was seen within days

  • Statins Help Obese People After Bypass Surgery
    (15-Aug-2008)
    Cholesterol-lowering drugs reduce closing of heart arteries, study shows

  • Statins Help Obese People After Bypass Surgery
    (15-Aug-2008)
    Cholesterol-lowering drugs reduce closing of heart arteries, study shows

  • Statins Help Obese People After Bypass Surgery
    (15-Aug-2008)
    Cholesterol-lowering drugs reduce closing of heart arteries, study shows

  • Statins Help Obese People After Bypass Surgery
    (15-Aug-2008)
    Cholesterol-lowering drugs reduce closing of heart arteries, study shows

  • Statins Help Obese People After Bypass Surgery
    (15-Aug-2008)
    Cholesterol-lowering drugs reduce closing of heart arteries, study shows

  • Exercise Reduces Blood Pressure...
    (14-Aug-2008)
    ... But too few doctors recommend it to their patients, study finds

  • Stroke Risk in Women Smokers Goes Up by Each Cigarette
    (14-Aug-2008)
    There's a nine-fold increase for two packs a day, study finds

  • Heart Drug Used in Ambulance Boosts Survival
    (14-Aug-2008)
    High dose of tirofiban plus standard therapy had lower overall mortality, study finds

  • Stroke Risk in Women Smokers Goes Up by Each Cigarette
    (14-Aug-2008)
    There's a nine-fold increase for two packs a day, study finds

  • Exercise Reduces Blood Pressure...
    (14-Aug-2008)
    ... But too few doctors recommend it to their patients, study finds

  • Heart Drug Used in Ambulance Boosts Survival
    (14-Aug-2008)
    High dose of tirofiban plus standard therapy had lower overall mortality, study finds

  • Heart Drug Used in Ambulance Boosts Survival
    (14-Aug-2008)
    High dose of tirofiban plus standard therapy had lower overall mortality, study finds

  • Stroke Risk in Women Smokers Goes Up by Each Cigarette
    (14-Aug-2008)
    There's a nine-fold increase for two packs a day, study finds

  • Angioplasty No Better Than Drug Treatment in Long Run
    (13-Aug-2008)
    Benefit disappears within three years, study finds

  • Air Pollution Can Damage Heart, Blood Vessels, Too
    (13-Aug-2008)
    Beijing Olympics focuses attention on health problems outside the lungs, researchers say

  • Angioplasty No Better Than Drug Treatment in Long Run
    (13-Aug-2008)
    Benefit disappears within three years, study finds

  • Air Pollution Can Damage Heart, Blood Vessels, Too
    (13-Aug-2008)
    Beijing Olympics focuses attention on health problems outside the lungs, researchers say

  • Angioplasty No Better Than Drug Treatment in Long Run
    (13-Aug-2008)
    Benefit disappears within three years, study finds

  • Angioplasty No Better Than Drug Treatment in Long Run
    (13-Aug-2008)
    Benefit disappears within three years, study finds

  • Angioplasty No Better Than Drug Treatment in Long Run
    (13-Aug-2008)
    Benefit disappears within three years, study finds

  • Angioplasty No Better Than Drug Treatment in Long Run
    (13-Aug-2008)
    Benefit disappears within three years, study finds

  • Air Pollution Can Damage Heart, Blood Vessels, Too
    (13-Aug-2008)
    Beijing Olympics focuses attention on health problems outside the lungs, researchers say

  • Air Pollution Can Damage Heart, Blood Vessels, Too
    (13-Aug-2008)
    Beijing Olympics focuses attention on health problems outside the lungs, researchers say

  • Angioplasty No Better Than Drug Treatment in Long Run
    (13-Aug-2008)
    Benefit disappears within three years, study finds

  • HRT Drug Boosts Stroke Risk in Older Women
    (13-Aug-2008)
    Tibolone should not be used by those 60 and older, study says

  • Weight Loss After Diabetes Diagnosis Offers Big Benefits: Study
    (12-Aug-2008)
    And the improvements in blood sugar and blood pressure last, even if weight comes back

  • Diabetes Onset, Severity Tied to Cognitive Problems
    (12-Aug-2008)
    Disease may contribute to neuronal damage, brain atrophy, study suggests

  • Studies Refine Obesity's Risk for Heart Troubles
    (11-Aug-2008)
    Not all overweight in metabolic danger, but waist size a factor even in the normal-weight

  • U.S. Hospitals Underutilize Proven Heart Failure Therapy
    (11-Aug-2008)
    They don't use CRT pacing devices as they should or follow published guidelines, study finds

  • Studies Refine Obesity's Risk for Heart Troubles
    (11-Aug-2008)
    Not all overweight in metabolic danger, but waist size a factor even in the normal-weight

  • U.S. Hospitals Underutilize Proven Heart Failure Therapy
    (11-Aug-2008)
    They don't use CRT pacing devices as they should or follow published guidelines, study finds

  • U.S. Hospitals Underutilize Proven Heart Failure Therapy
    (11-Aug-2008)
    They don't use CRT pacing devices as they should or follow published guidelines, study finds

  • Studies Refine Obesity's Risk for Heart Troubles
    (11-Aug-2008)
    Not all overweight in metabolic danger, but waist size a factor even in the normal-weight

  • Studies Refine Obesity's Risk for Heart Troubles
    (11-Aug-2008)
    Not all overweight in metabolic danger, but waist size a factor even in the normal-weight

  • Stroke Risk Plummets With Healthy Lifestyle
    (11-Aug-2008)
    Quitting smoking, eating properly and exercising protects your brain, study finds

  • Too Much Salt Boosts Blood Pressure
    (08-Aug-2008)
    Study rules out the effect of one genetic variation

  • Too Much Salt Boosts Blood Pressure
    (08-Aug-2008)
    Study rules out the effect of one genetic variation

  • Soy Protein Doesn't Lower Cholesterol
    (08-Aug-2008)
    Regular consumption had little effect on LDL levels, study finds

  • Fat Cell Protein Boosts Heart Attack Risk in Elderly
    (08-Aug-2008)
    Higher adiponectin levels may indicate underlying disease, study finds

  • Too Much Salt Boosts Blood Pressure
    (08-Aug-2008)
    Study rules out the effect of one genetic variation

  • Turbulence Predicts Death Risk for Heart Failure Patients
    (08-Aug-2008)
    Abnormal beating a marker for those most likely to die suddenly, study says

  • Too Much Salt Boosts Blood Pressure
    (08-Aug-2008)
    Study rules out the effect of one genetic variation

  • Fat Cell Protein Boosts Heart Attack Risk in Elderly
    (08-Aug-2008)
    Higher adiponectin levels may indicate underlying disease, study finds

  • Too Much Salt Boosts Blood Pressure
    (08-Aug-2008)
    Study rules out the effect of one genetic variation

  • Turbulence Predicts Death Risk for Heart Failure Patients
    (08-Aug-2008)
    Abnormal beating a marker for those most likely to die suddenly, study says

  • Fat Cell Protein Boosts Heart Attack Risk in Elderly
    (08-Aug-2008)
    Higher adiponectin levels may indicate underlying disease, study finds

  • Fat Cell Protein Boosts Heart Attack Risk in Elderly
    (08-Aug-2008)
    Higher adiponectin levels may indicate underlying disease, study finds

  • Turbulence Predicts Death Risk for Heart Failure Patients
    (08-Aug-2008)
    Abnormal beating a marker for those most likely to die suddenly, study says

  • Turbulence Predicts Death Risk for Heart Failure Patients
    (08-Aug-2008)
    Abnormal beating a marker for those most likely to die suddenly, study says

  • Too Much Salt Boosts Blood Pressure
    (08-Aug-2008)
    Study rules out the effect of one genetic variation

  • Fat Deposits Boost Heart Attack Risk
    (07-Aug-2008)
    Globules around organ more dangerous than thick waist or high body mass, study suggests

  • Fat Deposits Boost Heart Attack Risk
    (07-Aug-2008)
    Globules around organ more dangerous than thick waist or high body mass, study suggests

  • Fat Deposits Boost Heart Attack Risk
    (07-Aug-2008)
    Globules around organ more dangerous than thick waist or high body mass, study suggests

  • Many Miss Out on Stroke Treatment
    (07-Aug-2008)
    Less than quarter of victims get to hospital quickly enough to limit damage, study shows

  • Fat Deposits Boost Heart Attack Risk
    (07-Aug-2008)
    Globules around organ more dangerous than thick waist or high body mass, study suggests

  • Many Miss Out on Stroke Treatment
    (07-Aug-2008)
    Less than quarter of victims get to hospital quickly enough to limit damage, study shows

  • Death From Febrile Seizure Rare in Children
    (07-Aug-2008)
    Even in high-risk cases, Danish study finds rate similar to that of kids in general population

  • Light Exercise Prevents Atrial Fibrillation in Elderly
    (06-Aug-2008)
    Walking a few blocks or gardening protects against the abnormal heartbeat, study finds

  • Light Exercise Prevents Atrial Fibrillation in Elderly
    (06-Aug-2008)
    Walking a few blocks or gardening protects against the abnormal heartbeat, study finds

  • Light Exercise Prevents Atrial Fibrillation in Elderly
    (06-Aug-2008)
    Walking a few blocks or gardening protects against the abnormal heartbeat, study finds

  • ER, Doctor Visits Topped 1 Billion in 2006
    (06-Aug-2008)
    As America grows older, that's an average of 4 a year per person, CDC report says

  • GI Bleeding After Stroke Raises Death Risk
    (06-Aug-2008)
    Triples mortality rate while still in hospital, study finds

  • Excessive Drinking Boosts Risk for Metabolic Syndrome
    (04-Aug-2008)
    More than 2 a day for men, 1 for women, increases odds of obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes

  • Excessive Drinking Boosts Risk for Metabolic Syndrome
    (04-Aug-2008)
    More than 2 a day for men, 1 for women, increases odds of obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes

  • Blood-Thinner Plavix Works Harder in Smokers
    (04-Aug-2008)
    But the finding certainly isn't any reason to start or continue smoking, researchers say

  • One-Third of Uninsured Are Chronically Ill
    (04-Aug-2008)
    And that can mean missed care, fading health, earlier death, experts say

  • Excessive Drinking Boosts Risk for Metabolic Syndrome
    (04-Aug-2008)
    More than 2 a day for men, 1 for women, increases odds of obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes

  • Injected Drug Approved for High Blood Pressure
    (04-Aug-2008)
    When oral therapy isn't feasible

  • Excessive Drinking Boosts Risk for Metabolic Syndrome
    (04-Aug-2008)
    More than 2 a day for men, 1 for women, increases odds of obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes

  • Excessive Drinking Boosts Risk for Metabolic Syndrome
    (04-Aug-2008)
    More than 2 a day for men, 1 for women, increases odds of obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes

  • Researchers Push Aggressive Cholesterol Control in Kids
    (04-Aug-2008)
    Rather than drugs, they urge early lifestyle, dietary changes

  • Excessive Drinking Boosts Risk for Metabolic Syndrome
    (04-Aug-2008)
    More than 2 a day for men, 1 for women, increases odds of obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes

  • Blood-Thinner Plavix Works Harder in Smokers
    (04-Aug-2008)
    But the finding certainly isn't any reason to start or continue smoking, researchers say

  • Video Consultations Effective for Stroke Treatment
    (03-Aug-2008)
    Using audio, imaging, telemedicine proves superior tool for decisions in remote areas

  • Video Consultations Effective for Stroke Treatment
    (03-Aug-2008)
    Using audio, imaging, telemedicine proves superior tool for decisions in remote areas

  • Video Consultations Effective for Stroke Treatment
    (03-Aug-2008)
    Using audio, imaging, telemedicine proves superior tool for decisions in remote areas

  • Taking Depression to Heart
    (01-Aug-2008)
    Physical symptoms of the mood disorder are linked to thickening arteries

  • Sleep Apnea Boosts Death Risk
    (01-Aug-2008)
    But it's unclear whether treating the breathing disorder cuts the danger, one expert says

  • Taking Depression to Heart
    (01-Aug-2008)
    Physical symptoms of the mood disorder are linked to thickening arteries

  • Taking Depression to Heart
    (01-Aug-2008)
    Physical symptoms of the mood disorder are linked to thickening arteries

  • Sleep Apnea Boosts Death Risk
    (01-Aug-2008)
    But it's unclear whether treating the breathing disorder cuts the danger, one expert says

  • Gene Test Could Catch Deadly Heart Problem
    (31-Jul-2008)
    Tear in the aorta is unpredictable and often fatal, researchers say

  • Gene Test Could Catch Deadly Heart Problem
    (31-Jul-2008)
    Tear in the aorta is unpredictable and often fatal, researchers say

  • Gene Test Could Catch Deadly Heart Problem
    (31-Jul-2008)
    Tear in the aorta is unpredictable and often fatal, researchers say

  • Gene Test Could Catch Deadly Heart Problem
    (31-Jul-2008)
    Tear in the aorta is unpredictable and often fatal, researchers say

  • Gene Could Boost Stroke Risk for Migraine Sufferers
    (31-Jul-2008)
    The variant seems important for those who have headaches with aura, researchers say

  • Patch Helps Mend Damaged Hearts
    (30-Jul-2008)
    Study finds it promotes growth of healthy tissue after heart attack

  • Public Smoking Bans Work Across the Board
    (30-Jul-2008)
    Study finds hospital admissions for acute coronary syndrome down for smokers, nonsmokers

  • Patch Helps Mend Damaged Hearts
    (30-Jul-2008)
    Study finds it promotes growth of healthy tissue after heart attack

  • Public Smoking Bans Work Across the Board
    (30-Jul-2008)
    Study finds hospital admissions for acute coronary syndrome down for smokers, nonsmokers

  • New Treatment Lessens Heart Attack Damage
    (30-Jul-2008)
    Transplant drug cyclosporine limits injury from blood rushing back to heart, researchers say

  • Public Smoking Bans Work Across the Board
    (30-Jul-2008)
    Study finds hospital admissions for acute coronary syndrome down for smokers, nonsmokers

  • Public Smoking Bans Work Across the Board
    (30-Jul-2008)
    Study finds hospital admissions for acute coronary syndrome down for smokers, nonsmokers

  • Exercise Testing for Cancer Fails to Follow Guidelines
    (29-Jul-2008)
    Study urges national, international standards to ensure safety, reliable results

  • Fondness for Fish Keeps Japanese Hearts Healthy
    (29-Jul-2008)
    Long-term omega-3 consumption appears to combat some traditional risk factors, study finds

  • Secondhand Smoke Raises Stroke Risk for Spouses
    (29-Jul-2008)
    But researchers note risk dissipates quickly once smoking spouse quits

  • Fondness for Fish Keeps Japanese Hearts Healthy
    (29-Jul-2008)
    Long-term omega-3 consumption appears to combat some traditional risk factors, study finds

  • Exercise Testing for Cancer Fails to Follow Guidelines
    (29-Jul-2008)
    Study urges national, international standards to ensure safety, reliable results

  • Fondness for Fish Keeps Japanese Hearts Healthy
    (29-Jul-2008)
    Long-term omega-3 consumption appears to combat some traditional risk factors, study finds

  • Fondness for Fish Keeps Japanese Hearts Healthy
    (29-Jul-2008)
    Long-term omega-3 consumption appears to combat some traditional risk factors, study finds

  • Secondhand Smoke Raises Stroke Risk for Spouses
    (29-Jul-2008)
    But researchers note risk dissipates quickly once smoking spouse quits

  • Blood Pressure Drugs May Protect Against Alzheimer's
    (28-Jul-2008)
    Patients taking ARBs 45% less likely to have delirium, be in nursing homes, die

  • Hospitalizations for Heart Failure Skyrocketing
    (28-Jul-2008)
    Tripled in past 26 years, government report shows

  • Hospitalizations for Heart Failure Skyrocketing
    (28-Jul-2008)
    Tripled in past 26 years, government report shows

  • Experts Urge Research on Sleep Apnea-Heart Disease Link
    (28-Jul-2008)
    With obesity rising, troubled nighttime breathing will become even bigger problem, AHA warns

  • Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Might Help Prevent Alzheimer's
    (28-Jul-2008)
    In one study, use of statin medications halved the risk

  • Hospitalizations for Heart Failure Skyrocketing
    (28-Jul-2008)
    Tripled in past 26 years, government report shows

  • Hospitalizations for Heart Failure Skyrocketing
    (28-Jul-2008)
    Tripled in past 26 years, government report shows

  • Experts Urge Research on Sleep Apnea-Heart Disease Link
    (28-Jul-2008)
    With obesity rising, troubled nighttime breathing will become even bigger problem, AHA warns

  • Experts Urge Research on Sleep Apnea-Heart Disease Link
    (28-Jul-2008)
    With obesity rising, troubled nighttime breathing will become even bigger problem, AHA warns

  • Mouse Study May Offer Better Diagnosis for Preeclampsia
    (27-Jul-2008)
    Researchers find autoantibodies that block potentially fatal pregnancy complication

  • Mouse Study May Offer Better Diagnosis for Preeclampsia
    (27-Jul-2008)
    Researchers find autoantibodies that block potentially fatal pregnancy complication

  • Mouse Study May Offer Better Diagnosis for Preeclampsia
    (27-Jul-2008)
    Researchers find autoantibodies that block potentially fatal pregnancy complication

  • Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Extends Survival After Cardiac Arrest
    (25-Jul-2008)
    Working with pigs, doctors almost double revival time after hearts stopped beating

  • Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Extends Survival After Cardiac Arrest
    (25-Jul-2008)
    Working with pigs, doctors almost double revival time after hearts stopped beating

  • Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Extends Survival After Cardiac Arrest
    (25-Jul-2008)
    Working with pigs, doctors almost double revival time after hearts stopped beating

  • Genetic Cause of Statin-Related Muscle Pain Found
    (23-Jul-2008)
    British researchers identify variant that increases risk of myopathy at high doses

  • Coronary Disease Dulls Cognitive Skills
    (23-Jul-2008)
    Large study found the longer person had heart trouble, the worse their performance

  • Coronary Disease Dulls Cognitive Skills
    (23-Jul-2008)
    Large study found the longer person had heart trouble, the worse their performance

  • Genetic Cause of Statin-Related Muscle Pain Found
    (23-Jul-2008)
    British researchers identify variant that increases risk of myopathy at high doses

  • Genetic Cause of Statin-Related Muscle Pain Found
    (23-Jul-2008)
    British researchers identify variant that increases risk of myopathy at high doses

  • Coronary Disease Dulls Cognitive Skills
    (23-Jul-2008)
    Large study found the longer person had heart trouble, the worse their performance

  • Sleep Apnea Linked to Night Heart Attacks
    (22-Jul-2008)
    Breathing problem often goes undetected, researcher notes

  • Sleep Apnea Linked to Night Heart Attacks
    (22-Jul-2008)
    Breathing problem often goes undetected, researcher notes

  • Sleep Apnea Linked to Night Heart Attacks
    (22-Jul-2008)
    Breathing problem often goes undetected, researcher notes

  • Vytorin Fails to Lower Heart Valve Problems
    (21-Jul-2008)
    Latest multi-country study shows troubled cholesterol drug no better than placebo at easing cardiovascular events in targeted patients

  • Kidney Patients Less Likely to Get Heart Attack Meds
    (21-Jul-2008)
    Health service delivery may be a factor is lowered use of beta blockers and statins

  • Kidney Patients Less Likely to Get Heart Attack Meds
    (21-Jul-2008)
    Health service delivery may be a factor is lowered use of beta blockers and statins

  • A Better Blood Test for Heart Risk?
    (18-Jul-2008)
    Tracking 2 proteins might be more precise than cholesterol readings, experts say

  • Heart Blood Vessels Grown in the Lab
    (18-Jul-2008)
    Could offer a future alternative to bypass surgery, researchers say

  • A Better Blood Test for Heart Risk?
    (18-Jul-2008)
    Tracking 2 proteins might be more precise than cholesterol readings, experts say

  • A Better Blood Test for Heart Risk?
    (18-Jul-2008)
    Tracking 2 proteins might be more precise than cholesterol readings, experts say

  • Heart Blood Vessels Grown in the Lab
    (18-Jul-2008)
    Could offer a future alternative to bypass surgery, researchers say

  • A Better Blood Test for Heart Risk?
    (18-Jul-2008)
    Tracking 2 proteins might be more precise than cholesterol readings, experts say

  • Disease Prevention Programs Worth the Investment
    (17-Jul-2008)
    Within five years, $16 billion a year could be saved, report claims

  • Disease Prevention Programs Worth the Investment
    (17-Jul-2008)
    Within five years, $16 billion a year could be saved, report claims

  • U.S. Obesity Epidemic Continues to Grow
    (17-Jul-2008)
    One-quarter of Americans report being obese, CDC report says

  • Dietary Fiber Cuts Risk of Pregnancy Complication
    (17-Jul-2008)
    Preeclampsia raises blood pressure, but the nutrient lowers the odds, study finds

  • Disease Prevention Programs Worth the Investment
    (17-Jul-2008)
    Within five years, $16 billion a year could be saved, report claims

  • U.S. Obesity Epidemic Continues to Grow
    (17-Jul-2008)
    One-quarter of Americans report being obese, CDC report says

  • New Guidelines on Infant Stroke Released
    (17-Jul-2008)
    Experts note symptoms and treatment of these youngest patients differ from adults

  • Too Much, Too Little Sleep Linked to Stroke Risk
    (17-Jul-2008)
    Postmenopausal women who slept more than nine hours a night had up to 70% higher risk

  • U.S. Obesity Epidemic Continues to Grow
    (17-Jul-2008)
    One-quarter of Americans report being obese, CDC report says

  • Many Women Struggle With Uncontrolled Blood Pressure
    (16-Jul-2008)
    But medications and lifestyle changes can head off threats like heart attack and stroke

  • Many Women Struggle With Uncontrolled Blood Pressure
    (16-Jul-2008)
    But medications and lifestyle changes can head off threats like heart attack and stroke

  • Many Women Struggle With Uncontrolled Blood Pressure
    (16-Jul-2008)
    But medications and lifestyle changes can head off threats like heart attack and stroke

  • Many Women Struggle With Uncontrolled Blood Pressure
    (16-Jul-2008)
    But medications and lifestyle changes can head off threats like heart attack and stroke

  • Many Women Struggle With Uncontrolled Blood Pressure
    (16-Jul-2008)
    But medications and lifestyle changes can head off threats like heart attack and stroke

  • For Young Adults, Borderline High Blood Pressure a Threat
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Study says it leads to damaged heart arteries later in life

  • Optimism About Heart Risk Pays Off
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Study finds lower death rate for men with upbeat outlook, but same did not hold true for women

  • For Young Adults, Borderline High Blood Pressure a Threat
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Study says it leads to damaged heart arteries later in life

  • Coronary Heart Disease Not a Cheery Condition
    (14-Jul-2008)
    CDC survey found heart patients report lower quality of life, poorer outlook

  • Poor Blood Sugar Control After Heart Surgery Impacts Outcomes
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Even patients without diabetes face 4-fold increase in death, major complications

  • Optimism About Heart Risk Pays Off
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Study finds lower death rate for men with upbeat outlook, but same did not hold true for women

  • For Young Adults, Borderline High Blood Pressure a Threat
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Study says it leads to damaged heart arteries later in life

  • Coronary Heart Disease Not a Cheery Condition
    (14-Jul-2008)
    CDC survey found heart patients report lower quality of life, poorer outlook

  • Warfarin Safer Than Heparin for Some Strokes
    (14-Jul-2008)
    When clot forms in heart and travels to the brain, heparin more risky, study finds

  • Poor Blood Sugar Control After Heart Surgery Impacts Outcomes
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Even patients without diabetes face 4-fold increase in death, major complications

  • Optimism About Heart Risk Pays Off
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Study finds lower death rate for men with upbeat outlook, but same did not hold true for women

  • For Young Adults, Borderline High Blood Pressure a Threat
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Study says it leads to damaged heart arteries later in life

  • Coronary Heart Disease Not a Cheery Condition
    (14-Jul-2008)
    CDC survey found heart patients report lower quality of life, poorer outlook

  • Warfarin Safer Than Heparin for Some Strokes
    (14-Jul-2008)
    When clot forms in heart and travels to the brain, heparin more risky, study finds

  • Optimism About Heart Risk Pays Off
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Study finds lower death rate for men with upbeat outlook, but same did not hold true for women

  • Coronary Heart Disease Not a Cheery Condition
    (14-Jul-2008)
    CDC survey found heart patients report lower quality of life, poorer outlook

  • Warfarin Safer Than Heparin for Some Strokes
    (14-Jul-2008)
    When clot forms in heart and travels to the brain, heparin more risky, study finds

  • Warfarin Safer Than Heparin for Some Strokes
    (14-Jul-2008)
    When clot forms in heart and travels to the brain, heparin more risky, study finds

  • Coronary Heart Disease Not a Cheery Condition
    (14-Jul-2008)
    CDC survey found heart patients report lower quality of life, poorer outlook

  • Poor Blood Sugar Control After Heart Surgery Impacts Outcomes
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Even patients without diabetes face 4-fold increase in death, major complications

  • For Young Adults, Borderline High Blood Pressure a Threat
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Study says it leads to damaged heart arteries later in life

  • Coronary Heart Disease Not a Cheery Condition
    (14-Jul-2008)
    CDC survey found heart patients report lower quality of life, poorer outlook

  • Poor Blood Sugar Control After Heart Surgery Impacts Outcomes
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Even patients without diabetes face 4-fold increase in death, major complications

  • Warfarin Safer Than Heparin for Some Strokes
    (14-Jul-2008)
    When clot forms in heart and travels to the brain, heparin more risky, study finds

  • Optimism About Heart Risk Pays Off
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Study finds lower death rate for men with upbeat outlook, but same did not hold true for women

  • For Young Adults, Borderline High Blood Pressure a Threat
    (14-Jul-2008)
    Study says it leads to damaged heart arteries later in life

  • Warfarin Safer Than Heparin for Some Strokes
    (14-Jul-2008)
    When clot forms in heart and travels to the brain, heparin more risky, study finds

  • Beta Blockers Help Hospitalized Heart Failure Patients
    (11-Jul-2008)
    Continuing treatment reduces death risk, rehospitalization rates, study finds

  • Popular Tilapia Might Not Help Heart
    (11-Jul-2008)
    Study finds farm-raised fish has high levels of unhealthy omega-6 fatty acids

  • Popular Tilapia Might Not Help Heart
    (11-Jul-2008)
    Study finds farm-raised fish has high levels of unhealthy omega-6 fatty acids

  • Beta Blockers Help Hospitalized Heart Failure Patients
    (11-Jul-2008)
    Continuing treatment reduces death risk, rehospitalization rates, study finds

  • Popular Tilapia Might Not Help Heart
    (11-Jul-2008)
    Study finds farm-raised fish has high levels of unhealthy omega-6 fatty acids

  • Beta Blockers Help Hospitalized Heart Failure Patients
    (11-Jul-2008)
    Continuing treatment reduces death risk, rehospitalization rates, study finds

  • Beta Blockers Help Hospitalized Heart Failure Patients
    (11-Jul-2008)
    Continuing treatment reduces death risk, rehospitalization rates, study finds

  • Health Tip: Monitoring What You Drink
    (11-Jul-2008)
    When you have heart failure

  • Beta Blockers Help Hospitalized Heart Failure Patients
    (11-Jul-2008)
    Continuing treatment reduces death risk, rehospitalization rates, study finds

  • Alcohol's Impact on Heart, Stroke Risk Differs by Gender
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Amount that may be beneficial for men is not good for women, study says

  • Finding Out How Flavonoids Protect the Heart
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Meta-analysis shows specific cardiovascular effects of chocolate, soy protein, green tea

  • Alcohol's Impact on Heart, Stroke Risk Differs by Gender
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Amount that may be beneficial for men is not good for women, study says

  • Finding Out How Flavonoids Protect the Heart
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Meta-analysis shows specific cardiovascular effects of chocolate, soy protein, green tea

  • Finding Out How Flavonoids Protect the Heart
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Meta-analysis shows specific cardiovascular effects of chocolate, soy protein, green tea

  • Finding Out How Flavonoids Protect the Heart
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Meta-analysis shows specific cardiovascular effects of chocolate, soy protein, green tea

  • Cool Air Blown Under Pads May Protect Footballers From Illness
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Reduced core body temperatures could limit deaths from heat stroke, study says

  • Alcohol's Impact on Heart, Stroke Risk Differs by Gender
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Amount that may be beneficial for men is not good for women, study says

  • Alcohol's Impact on Heart, Stroke Risk Differs by Gender
    (10-Jul-2008)
    Amount that may be beneficial for men is not good for women, study says

  • ELS Plus CPR Boosts Blood Flow After Cardiac Arrest
    (09-Jul-2008)
    Catheter procedure keeps heart tissue alive, benefits other organs, study finds

  • Gene Mutation Tied to Inherited Atrial Fibrillation
    (09-Jul-2008)
    Defective hormone may point to new targets for treatment, study says

  • ELS Plus CPR Boosts Blood Flow After Cardiac Arrest
    (09-Jul-2008)
    Catheter procedure keeps heart tissue alive, benefits other organs, study finds

  • Assisted Breathing Eases Lung Symptoms for Heart Patients
    (09-Jul-2008)
    But it doesn't improve death rates, study finds

  • Gene Mutation Tied to Inherited Atrial Fibrillation
    (09-Jul-2008)
    Defective hormone may point to new targets for treatment, study says

  • ELS Plus CPR Boosts Blood Flow After Cardiac Arrest
    (09-Jul-2008)
    Catheter procedure keeps heart tissue alive, benefits other organs, study finds

  • Assisted Breathing Eases Lung Symptoms for Heart Patients
    (09-Jul-2008)
    But it doesn't improve death rates, study finds

  • Gene Mutation Tied to Inherited Atrial Fibrillation
    (09-Jul-2008)
    Defective hormone may point to new targets for treatment, study says

  • Kids' Obesity May Lead to Epidemic of Adult Diabetes
    (08-Jul-2008)
    Impact has yet to be felt, since type 2 course may take 10 years to show, study says

  • Ankle-Arm Blood Pressure Test Predicts Heart Disease Risk
    (08-Jul-2008)
    Could improve current assessments, report says

  • Ankle-Arm Blood Pressure Test Predicts Heart Disease Risk
    (08-Jul-2008)
    Could improve current assessments, report says

  • Pregnancy Boosts Heart Attack Risk
    (08-Jul-2008)
    Older age of American moms may be behind increase in cases, experts say

  • Ankle-Arm Blood Pressure Test Predicts Heart Disease Risk
    (08-Jul-2008)
    Could improve current assessments, report says

  • Kids' Obesity May Lead to Epidemic of Adult Diabetes
    (08-Jul-2008)
    Impact has yet to be felt, since type 2 course may take 10 years to show, study says

  • Ankle-Arm Blood Pressure Test Predicts Heart Disease Risk
    (08-Jul-2008)
    Could improve current assessments, report says

  • Ankle-Arm Blood Pressure Test Predicts Heart Disease Risk
    (08-Jul-2008)
    Could improve current assessments, report says

  • Kids' Obesity May Lead to Epidemic of Adult Diabetes
    (08-Jul-2008)
    Impact has yet to be felt, since type 2 course may take 10 years to show, study says

  • Kids' Obesity May Lead to Epidemic of Adult Diabetes
    (08-Jul-2008)
    Impact has yet to be felt, since type 2 course may take 10 years to show, study says

  • Omega-3, Some Omega-6 Fatty Acids Boost Cardiovascular Health
    (07-Jul-2008)
    Reduce heart attack risk and blood pressure, studies show

  • Pediatricians Recommend Cholesterol Drugs for Some Kids
    (07-Jul-2008)
    Children as young as 2 should be tested for high cholesterol, group says

  • Healthier Lifestyles Would Lengthen American Lives
    (07-Jul-2008)
    Major study suggests slimming down, quitting smoking would boost average life span by 1.3 years

  • Omega-3, Some Omega-6 Fatty Acids Boost Cardiovascular Health
    (07-Jul-2008)
    Reduce heart attack risk and blood pressure, studies show

  • Pediatricians Recommend Cholesterol Drugs for Some Kids
    (07-Jul-2008)
    Children as young as 2 should be tested for high cholesterol, group says

  • Omega-3, Some Omega-6 Fatty Acids Boost Cardiovascular Health
    (07-Jul-2008)
    Reduce heart attack risk and blood pressure, studies show

  • Healthier Lifestyles Would Lengthen American Lives
    (07-Jul-2008)
    Major study suggests slimming down, quitting smoking would boost average life span by 1.3 years

  • Pediatricians Recommend Cholesterol Drugs for Some Kids
    (07-Jul-2008)
    Children as young as 2 should be tested for high cholesterol, group says

  • Healthier Lifestyles Would Lengthen American Lives
    (07-Jul-2008)
    Major study suggests slimming down, quitting smoking would boost average life span by 1.3 years

  • Get Healthy: Your Middle-Aged Heart Will Thank You
    (05-Jul-2008)
    It's never too late to start eating better, losing weight and exercising, studies find

  • Get Healthy: Your Middle-Aged Heart Will Thank You
    (05-Jul-2008)
    It's never too late to start eating better, losing weight and exercising, studies find

  • Working Hard When Tired Raises Blood Pressure
    (03-Jul-2008)
    Finding suggests chronic fatigue may pose serious health risks

  • FDA Panel Calls for More Testing of Diabetes Drugs
    (03-Jul-2008)
    Wants long-term studies to assure medications don't raise cardiovascular risks

  • FDA Panel Calls for More Testing of Diabetes Drugs
    (03-Jul-2008)
    Wants long-term studies to assure medications don't raise cardiovascular risks

  • FDA Panel Calls for More Testing of Diabetes Drugs
    (03-Jul-2008)
    Wants long-term studies to assure medications don't raise cardiovascular risks

  • Screening Athletes Could Cut Sudden Cardiac Death Risk
    (03-Jul-2008)
    But ECG use controversial because of cost, number of false positives, study says

  • Screening Athletes Could Cut Sudden Cardiac Death Risk
    (03-Jul-2008)
    But ECG use controversial because of cost, number of false positives, study says

  • New Drug-Coated Stent Approved
    (03-Jul-2008)
    The Xience stent helps prevent arteries from re-clogging

  • Two-Drug Treatment Didn't Improve Cardiac Arrest Survival Rates
    (02-Jul-2008)
    But the case isn't closed, American cardiologists say

  • Lung Infections Cost Hospitals More Than $10B in 2006
    (02-Jul-2008)
    Pneumonia second only to childbirth as most common reason for hospitalizations, analysis finds

  • Lung Infections Cost Hospitals More Than $10B in 2006
    (02-Jul-2008)
    Pneumonia second only to childbirth as most common reason for hospitalizations, analysis finds

  • Two-Drug Treatment Didn't Improve Cardiac Arrest Survival Rates
    (02-Jul-2008)
    But the case isn't closed, American cardiologists say

  • Opening Clogged Arteries Helps Women After Heart Attack
    (01-Jul-2008)
    But it doesn't help those with less severe heart damage known as unstable angina, analysis shows

  • Opening Clogged Arteries Helps Women After Heart Attack
    (01-Jul-2008)
    But it doesn't help those with less severe heart damage known as unstable angina, analysis shows

  • Opening Clogged Arteries Helps Women After Heart Attack
    (01-Jul-2008)
    But it doesn't help those with less severe heart damage known as unstable angina, analysis shows

  • Smoke-Free Policies Prove Effective
    (01-Jul-2008)
    They not only cut secondhand exposure but also helped current users cut back, study finds

  • Opening Clogged Arteries Helps Women After Heart Attack
    (01-Jul-2008)
    But it doesn't help those with less severe heart damage known as unstable angina, analysis shows

  • Smoke-Free Policies Prove Effective
    (01-Jul-2008)
    They not only cut secondhand exposure but also helped current users cut back, study finds

  • Smoke-Free Policies Prove Effective
    (01-Jul-2008)
    They not only cut secondhand exposure but also helped current users cut back, study finds

  • Elevated Albumin Levels in Urine Raise Hypertension Risk
    (30-Jun-2008)
    Findings suggest current concept of 'normal' protein secretion needs revision

  • New Molecular Trigger Described for Hypertension, Diabetes
    (30-Jun-2008)
    Out-of-control enzymes do damage in both conditions, study finds

  • Research Links Low HDL Levels With Memory Loss
    (30-Jun-2008)
    But experts aren't ready to embrace the findings as fact

  • New Molecular Trigger Described for Hypertension, Diabetes
    (30-Jun-2008)
    Out-of-control enzymes do damage in both conditions, study finds

  • Mom's Unhealthy Diet May Have Long-Term Impact on Baby
    (30-Jun-2008)
    Rats fed junk food had higher cholesterol, blood fats into adulthood, British study finds

  • New Molecular Trigger Described for Hypertension, Diabetes
    (30-Jun-2008)
    Out-of-control enzymes do damage in both conditions, study finds

  • New Molecular Trigger Described for Hypertension, Diabetes
    (30-Jun-2008)
    Out-of-control enzymes do damage in both conditions, study finds

  • Mom's Unhealthy Diet May Have Long-Term Impact on Baby
    (30-Jun-2008)
    Rats fed junk food had higher cholesterol, blood fats into adulthood, British study finds

  • Fatty Liver Disease Ups Heart Risks for Obese Kids
    (30-Jun-2008)
    As many as 6 million U.S. youngsters have the condition, researchers warn

  • Mom's Unhealthy Diet May Have Long-Term Impact on Baby
    (30-Jun-2008)
    Rats fed junk food had higher cholesterol, blood fats into adulthood, British study finds

  • Mom's Unhealthy Diet May Have Long-Term Impact on Baby
    (30-Jun-2008)
    Rats fed junk food had higher cholesterol, blood fats into adulthood, British study finds

  • Few Student-Athletes Survive Sudden Cardiac Arrest
    (27-Jun-2008)
    Access to defibrillators and knowing how to use them could reduce deaths, experts say

  • Chronic Kidney Disease Growing Globally
    (26-Jun-2008)
    Researchers urge countries to make condition a public health priority

  • 'Silent Strokes' Strike One in 10 Healthy People
    (26-Jun-2008)
    No symptoms, but some loss of brain function occurs, study finds

  • 'Silent Strokes' Strike One in 10 Healthy People
    (26-Jun-2008)
    No symptoms, but some loss of brain function occurs, study finds

  • 'Silent Strokes' Strike One in 10 Healthy People
    (26-Jun-2008)
    No symptoms, but some loss of brain function occurs, study finds

  • Sudden Hearing Loss May Portend Stroke
    (26-Jun-2008)
    It could foreshadow trouble by as much as 2 years, Taiwanese study suggests

  • Sudden Hearing Loss May Portend Stroke
    (26-Jun-2008)
    It could foreshadow trouble by as much as 2 years, Taiwanese study suggests

  • 'Silent Strokes' Strike One in 10 Healthy People
    (26-Jun-2008)
    No symptoms, but some loss of brain function occurs, study finds

  • Drug-Coated Stents Reduce Repeat Artery Procedures
    (25-Jun-2008)
    But sicker patients may be getting bare metal devices, study suggests

  • Drug-Coated Stents Reduce Repeat Artery Procedures
    (25-Jun-2008)
    But sicker patients may be getting bare metal devices, study suggests

  • Education, Income Affect Heart Attack Survival Rates
    (25-Jun-2008)
    More schooling, more money linked to improved outcomes, study concludes

  • Drug-Coated Stents Reduce Repeat Artery Procedures
    (25-Jun-2008)
    But sicker patients may be getting bare metal devices, study suggests

  • Blood Pressure Drug Shows Promise for Marfan Syndrome
    (25-Jun-2008)
    Losartan slowed aortic enlargement, most life-threatening defect of condition

  • Education, Income Affect Heart Attack Survival Rates
    (25-Jun-2008)
    More schooling, more money linked to improved outcomes, study concludes

  • Drug-Coated Stents Reduce Repeat Artery Procedures
    (25-Jun-2008)
    But sicker patients may be getting bare metal devices, study suggests

  • Blood Pressure Drug Shows Promise for Marfan Syndrome
    (25-Jun-2008)
    Losartan slowed aortic enlargement, most life-threatening defect of condition

  • Education, Income Affect Heart Attack Survival Rates
    (25-Jun-2008)
    More schooling, more money linked to improved outcomes, study concludes

  • Health Tip: Check Blood Pressure at Home
    (24-Jun-2008)
    Regular monitoring can keep it under control

  • Preeclampsia Linked to Cardiovascular Problems After Pregnancy
    (24-Jun-2008)
    Insulin resistance increases and arteries malfunction years later, researchers say

  • Going Online to Draw the Line on High Blood Pressure
    (24-Jun-2008)
    Conferring with pharmacists permits quicker changes in drugs, improved management, study finds

  • U.S. Hospitals Vary Widely in Caring for Women
    (24-Jun-2008)
    From birth complications to heart disease, top-rated centers a better choice, health study concludes

  • Preeclampsia Linked to Cardiovascular Problems After Pregnancy
    (24-Jun-2008)
    Insulin resistance increases and arteries malfunction years later, researchers say

  • U.S. Hospitals Vary Widely in Caring for Women
    (24-Jun-2008)
    From birth complications to heart disease, top-rated centers a better choice, health study concludes

  • Health Tip: Check Blood Pressure at Home
    (24-Jun-2008)
    Regular monitoring can keep it under control

  • Preeclampsia Linked to Cardiovascular Problems After Pregnancy
    (24-Jun-2008)
    Insulin resistance increases and arteries malfunction years later, researchers say

  • Going Online to Draw the Line on High Blood Pressure
    (24-Jun-2008)
    Conferring with pharmacists permits quicker changes in drugs, improved management, study finds

  • U.S. Hospitals Vary Widely in Caring for Women
    (24-Jun-2008)
    From birth complications to heart disease, top-rated centers a better choice, health study concludes

  • Angina Strikes 1 in 5 Heart Attack Survivors
    (23-Jun-2008)
    The chest pain is most likely in younger males, study finds

  • Healthy Diet Lowers Death Risk for Women
    (23-Jun-2008)
    Study found eating fruits, veggies, whole grains most protective against heart disease

  • New Source of Heart Stem Cells Found
    (23-Jun-2008)
    Expression of particular gene can help regenerate multiple tissue types

  • Angina Strikes 1 in 5 Heart Attack Survivors
    (23-Jun-2008)
    The chest pain is most likely in younger males, study finds

  • Arterial Calcium Scans Can Predict Death Risk
    (23-Jun-2008)
    But the test's cost may still be prohibitive, experts say

  • Healthy Diet Lowers Death Risk for Women
    (23-Jun-2008)
    Study found eating fruits, veggies, whole grains most protective against heart disease

  • Low Vitamin D Could Raise Death Risk
    (23-Jun-2008)
    Study is among the first to show such an effect from a nutrient, experts say

  • Subtle Nervous System Problems Signal Stroke Risk
    (23-Jun-2008)
    Italian study found poor reflexes, unstable posture, weakened hands warned of trouble

  • Subtle Nervous System Problems Signal Stroke Risk
    (23-Jun-2008)
    Italian study found poor reflexes, unstable posture, weakened hands warned of trouble

  • New Source of Heart Stem Cells Found
    (23-Jun-2008)
    Expression of particular gene can help regenerate multiple tissue types

  • Arterial Calcium Scans Can Predict Death Risk
    (23-Jun-2008)
    But the test's cost may still be prohibitive, experts say

  • Healthy Diet Lowers Death Risk for Women
    (23-Jun-2008)
    Study found eating fruits, veggies, whole grains most protective against heart disease

  • Low Vitamin D Could Raise Death Risk
    (23-Jun-2008)
    Study is among the first to show such an effect from a nutrient, experts say

  • New Source of Heart Stem Cells Found
    (23-Jun-2008)
    Expression of particular gene can help regenerate multiple tissue types

  • Subtle Nervous System Problems Signal Stroke Risk
    (23-Jun-2008)
    Italian study found poor reflexes, unstable posture, weakened hands warned of trouble

  • Cancer Drug Gleevec Could Fight Stroke
    (23-Jun-2008)
    It might extend the effectiveness of clot-busting tPA, researchers say

  • Arterial Calcium Scans Can Predict Death Risk
    (23-Jun-2008)
    But the test's cost may still be prohibitive, experts say

  • Subtle Nervous System Problems Signal Stroke Risk
    (23-Jun-2008)
    Italian study found poor reflexes, unstable posture, weakened hands warned of trouble

  • Low Blood Sodium Predicts Mortality in PAH Patients
    (20-Jun-2008)
    Routine measurement could be a vital indicator for treating narrowing of lung arteries

  • Low Blood Sodium Predicts Mortality in PAH Patients
    (20-Jun-2008)
    Routine measurement could be a vital indicator for treating narrowing of lung arteries

  • Low Blood Sodium Predicts Mortality in PAH Patients
    (20-Jun-2008)
    Routine measurement could be a vital indicator for treating narrowing of lung arteries

  • Low Blood Sodium Predicts Mortality in PAH Patients
    (20-Jun-2008)
    Routine measurement could be a vital indicator for treating narrowing of lung arteries

  • Metabolic Syndrome May Be in the Genes
    (19-Jun-2008)
    Certain DNA raises the odds of this cluster of heart risk factors, experts say

  • Heart Risks Emerging in People With HIV
    (19-Jun-2008)
    The virus, medications, or both might be the culprit, experts say

  • Drug Effective Against Heart-Lung Disorder
    (19-Jun-2008)
    Bosentan slowed decline linked to pulmonary arterial hypertension, study found

  • Heart Risks Emerging in People With HIV
    (19-Jun-2008)
    The virus, medications, or both might be the culprit, experts say

  • Cardiologists Spot Best Treatment for a Deadly Duo
    (18-Jun-2008)
    Controlling heart rate is key when heart failure, irregular heartbeat combine, study finds

  • Cardiologists Spot Best Treatment for a Deadly Duo
    (18-Jun-2008)
    Controlling heart rate is key when heart failure, irregular heartbeat combine, study finds

  • Studies Support Testosterone Supplements for Older Men
    (17-Jun-2008)
    Low levels of the hormone could boost death risk, researchers say

  • Tracking Top Number in Blood Pressure May Be Enough
    (17-Jun-2008)
    For those over 50, high systolic pressure is by far the greater threat, experts say

  • FDA Orders Warning Label on Older Antipsychotics
    (17-Jun-2008)
    Drugs increase risk of death among elderly patients with dementia, agency says

  • Tracking Top Number in Blood Pressure May Be Enough
    (17-Jun-2008)
    For those over 50, high systolic pressure is by far the greater threat, experts say

  • Tracking Top Number in Blood Pressure May Be Enough
    (17-Jun-2008)
    For those over 50, high systolic pressure is by far the greater threat, experts say

  • Tracking Top Number in Blood Pressure May Be Enough
    (17-Jun-2008)
    For those over 50, high systolic pressure is by far the greater threat, experts say

  • Diabetes Might Help Spur Hearing Loss
    (16-Jun-2008)
    Study finds higher rate of impairment among diabetics

  • Less Intensive Treatment Given Diabetic Women With Heart Disease
    (16-Jun-2008)
    They have poorer control of risk factors, less likely to get cholesterol-lowering meds

  • High Blood Pressure in Kids Tracks Into Adulthood
    (16-Jun-2008)
    Study also suggests strong association between chilhood overweight and higher readings

  • Insulin Resistance Tied to Peripheral Artery Disease
    (16-Jun-2008)
    Those with highest levels at almost twice the risk, regardless of diabetes, study finds

  • Research Shows Why Statins Don't Work for Everyone
    (16-Jun-2008)
    A key protein change can lessen the cholesterol-lowering drugs' effectiveness

  • Less Intensive Treatment Given Diabetic Women With Heart Disease
    (16-Jun-2008)
    They have poorer control of risk factors, less likely to get cholesterol-lowering meds

  • Coffee Drinkers Might Live Longer
    (16-Jun-2008)
    For women, especially, the brew could boost heart health, study finds

  • Less Intensive Treatment Given Diabetic Women With Heart Disease
    (16-Jun-2008)
    They have poorer control of risk factors, less likely to get cholesterol-lowering meds

  • Insulin Resistance Tied to Peripheral Artery Disease
    (16-Jun-2008)
    Those with highest levels at almost twice the risk, regardless of diabetes, study finds

  • ED an Indicator of Men's Health
    (15-Jun-2008)
    Dysfunction could be the 'portal' to heart problems, vascular disease, type 2 diabetes, study says

  • Lifestyle Counseling Reduces Heart Risk
    (13-Jun-2008)
    European program shows improvement in diet and other factors

  • Lifestyle Counseling Reduces Heart Risk
    (13-Jun-2008)
    European program shows improvement in diet and other factors

  • Chinese Red Yeast Rice May Prevent Heart Attack
    (13-Jun-2008)
    It significantly lowers cholesterol, researchers say

  • Lifestyle Counseling Reduces Heart Risk
    (13-Jun-2008)
    European program shows improvement in diet and other factors

  • Lifestyle Counseling Reduces Heart Risk
    (13-Jun-2008)
    European program shows improvement in diet and other factors

  • Lifestyle Counseling Reduces Heart Risk
    (13-Jun-2008)
    European program shows improvement in diet and other factors

  • Chinese Red Yeast Rice May Prevent Heart Attack
    (13-Jun-2008)
    It significantly lowers cholesterol, researchers say

  • Lifestyle Counseling Reduces Heart Risk
    (13-Jun-2008)
    European program shows improvement in diet and other factors

  • Lifestyle Counseling Reduces Heart Risk
    (13-Jun-2008)
    European program shows improvement in diet and other factors

  • Lifestyle Counseling Reduces Heart Risk
    (13-Jun-2008)
    European program shows improvement in diet and other factors

  • Better Sleepers Are 'Successful Agers'
    (12-Jun-2008)
    Less daytime napping, fewer complaints of insomnia predicted a healthier life, study finds

  • Scientists Discover Protein Involved in Fat Production
    (12-Jun-2008)
    Mouse experiments might lead to new target for treating high cholesterol, researchers say

  • Better Sleepers Are 'Successful Agers'
    (12-Jun-2008)
    Less daytime napping, fewer complaints of insomnia predicted a healthier life, study finds

  • Scientists Discover Protein Involved in Fat Production
    (12-Jun-2008)
    Mouse experiments might lead to new target for treating high cholesterol, researchers say

  • Better Sleepers Are 'Successful Agers'
    (12-Jun-2008)
    Less daytime napping, fewer complaints of insomnia predicted a healthier life, study finds

  • Children's Neck Size Associated With Sleep Disorders
    (11-Jun-2008)
    Study says it should be considered in those with history of snoring, apnea

  • Women, Mexican Americans at Higher Risk for Certain Stroke
    (11-Jun-2008)
    Subarachnoid hemorrhage caused by bleeding in space around the brain, study reports

  • Women, Mexican Americans at Higher Risk for Certain Stroke
    (11-Jun-2008)
    Subarachnoid hemorrhage caused by bleeding in space around the brain, study reports

  • ECG Reading May Predict Death, Rehospitalization Risk
    (10-Jun-2008)
    Measurement is inexpensive, simple to perform, yields instant result, study says

  • ECG Reading May Predict Death, Rehospitalization Risk
    (10-Jun-2008)
    Measurement is inexpensive, simple to perform, yields instant result, study says

  • Researchers Update Risk-of-Death Charts
    (10-Jun-2008)
    Authors hope it will encourage disease/prevention efforts

  • ECG Reading May Predict Death, Rehospitalization Risk
    (10-Jun-2008)
    Measurement is inexpensive, simple to perform, yields instant result, study says

  • Researchers Update Risk-of-Death Charts
    (10-Jun-2008)
    Authors hope it will encourage disease/prevention efforts

  • ECG Reading May Predict Death, Rehospitalization Risk
    (10-Jun-2008)
    Measurement is inexpensive, simple to perform, yields instant result, study says

  • Researchers Update Risk-of-Death Charts
    (10-Jun-2008)
    Authors hope it will encourage disease/prevention efforts

  • Artery-Opening Method Works Well in Women
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Study finds improvement for both genders over 25-year period

  • Artery-Opening Method Works Well in Women
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Study finds improvement for both genders over 25-year period

  • Good Oral Hygiene May Protect Against Heart Infections
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Daily care of teeth, gums keeps risk of bacterial disease in valves at bay

  • Low Vitamin D Levels May Boost Men's Heart Attack Risk
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Findings suggest current dietary requirements need to be increased

  • Artery-Opening Method Works Well in Women
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Study finds improvement for both genders over 25-year period

  • Good Oral Hygiene May Protect Against Heart Infections
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Daily care of teeth, gums keeps risk of bacterial disease in valves at bay

  • Low Vitamin D Levels May Boost Men's Heart Attack Risk
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Findings suggest current dietary requirements need to be increased

  • Artery-Opening Method Works Well in Women
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Study finds improvement for both genders over 25-year period

  • Artery-Opening Method Works Well in Women
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Study finds improvement for both genders over 25-year period

  • Low Vitamin D Levels May Boost Men's Heart Attack Risk
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Findings suggest current dietary requirements need to be increased

  • Good Oral Hygiene May Protect Against Heart Infections
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Daily care of teeth, gums keeps risk of bacterial disease in valves at bay

  • Low Vitamin D Levels May Boost Men's Heart Attack Risk
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Findings suggest current dietary requirements need to be increased

  • Artery-Opening Method Works Well in Women
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Study finds improvement for both genders over 25-year period

  • Good Oral Hygiene May Protect Against Heart Infections
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Daily care of teeth, gums keeps risk of bacterial disease in valves at bay

  • Low Vitamin D Levels May Boost Men's Heart Attack Risk
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Findings suggest current dietary requirements need to be increased

  • Artery-Opening Method Works Well in Women
    (09-Jun-2008)
    Study finds improvement for both genders over 25-year period

  • Older Diabetics' Risk of Cardiac Ischemia Lower Than Thought
    (08-Jun-2008)
    Those 55 to 75 with type 2 disease have same odds for condition, regardless of screening

  • Applying Parallel Pressure Improves Vascular Grafting
    (08-Jun-2008)
    Finding could speed new tissue-engineered stem cell bypass procedures, study says

  • Applying Parallel Pressure Improves Vascular Grafting
    (08-Jun-2008)
    Finding could speed new tissue-engineered stem cell bypass procedures, study says

  • Applying Parallel Pressure Improves Vascular Grafting
    (08-Jun-2008)
    Finding could speed new tissue-engineered stem cell bypass procedures, study says

  • Older Diabetics' Risk of Cardiac Ischemia Lower Than Thought
    (08-Jun-2008)
    Those 55 to 75 with type 2 disease have same odds for condition, regardless of screening

  • Older Diabetics' Risk of Cardiac Ischemia Lower Than Thought
    (08-Jun-2008)
    Those 55 to 75 with type 2 disease have same odds for condition, regardless of screening

  • Studies Differ on Benefits of Aggressive Blood Sugar Control
    (07-Jun-2008)
    But experts say controlling glucose levels is key for most diabetics

  • Studies Differ on Benefits of Aggressive Blood Sugar Control
    (07-Jun-2008)
    But experts say controlling glucose levels is key for most diabetics

  • Studies Differ on Benefits of Aggressive Blood Sugar Control
    (07-Jun-2008)
    But experts say controlling glucose levels is key for most diabetics

  • Sucking Out Clot Debris Helps Heart Attack Patients
    (06-Jun-2008)
    One-year death rate nearly halved in Dutch study

  • Stretching Exercises May Protect Against Preeclampsia
    (06-Jun-2008)
    Findings apply to women inactive before pregnancy or previous history of condition

  • Sucking Out Clot Debris Helps Heart Attack Patients
    (06-Jun-2008)
    One-year death rate nearly halved in Dutch study

  • High-Volume Hospitals Better for Abdominal Aortic Rupture Repairs
    (06-Jun-2008)
    Endovascular procedures have lower death rates than those units using open surgery, study finds

  • Low-Salt Diet May Not Be Best for Heart
    (04-Jun-2008)
    Study finding contradicts conventional wisdom

  • Low-Salt Diet May Not Be Best for Heart
    (04-Jun-2008)
    Study finding contradicts conventional wisdom

  • Low-Salt Diet May Not Be Best for Heart
    (04-Jun-2008)
    Study finding contradicts conventional wisdom

  • Low-Salt Diet May Not Be Best for Heart
    (04-Jun-2008)
    Study finding contradicts conventional wisdom

  • Low-Salt Diet May Not Be Best for Heart
    (04-Jun-2008)
    Study finding contradicts conventional wisdom

  • Heart Failure Patients Overestimate Their Life Expectancy
    (03-Jun-2008)
    Statistical survey indicates doctors need to be more clear in explaining realities

  • Heart Failure Patients Overestimate Their Life Expectancy
    (03-Jun-2008)
    Statistical survey indicates doctors need to be more clear in explaining realities

  • Heart Failure Patients Overestimate Their Life Expectancy
    (03-Jun-2008)
    Statistical survey indicates doctors need to be more clear in explaining realities

  • Sen. Kennedy Up and Walking After Brain Tumor Surgery
    (03-Jun-2008)
    Still faces radiation, chemotherapy treatments for what doctors say is a life-threatening malignant glioma

  • Black Athletes' Hearts May Differ From Those of Whites
    (02-Jun-2008)
    Abnormal electrical patterns more common in black football players, but they aren't necessarily dangerous, experts say

  • Public Lacks Confidence to Help in Cardiac Emergencies
    (02-Jun-2008)
    Survey finds less than 25% sure they could perform CPR, use automated defibrillator

  • Black Athletes' Hearts May Differ From Those of Whites
    (02-Jun-2008)
    Abnormal electrical patterns more common in black football players, but they aren't necessarily dangerous, experts say

  • Public Lacks Confidence to Help in Cardiac Emergencies
    (02-Jun-2008)
    Survey finds less than 25% sure they could perform CPR, use automated defibrillator

  • Public Lacks Confidence to Help in Cardiac Emergencies
    (02-Jun-2008)
    Survey finds less than 25% sure they could perform CPR, use automated defibrillator

  • Public Lacks Confidence to Help in Cardiac Emergencies
    (02-Jun-2008)
    Survey finds less than 25% sure they could perform CPR, use automated defibrillator

  • Sen. Kennedy's Brain Tumor Surgery Called a 'Success'
    (02-Jun-2008)
    Still faces radiation, chemotherapy treatments for what doctors say is a life-threatening malignant glioma

  • Genetic Disorder Drug Helps Reverse Heart Muscle Enlargement
    (30-May-2008)
    Mice given BH4 had lower production of toxic free radicals from hypertension, study finds

  • Health Tip: Living With a Pacemaker
    (30-May-2008)
    Suggestions for how to manage

  • Genetic Disorder Drug Helps Reverse Heart Muscle Enlargement
    (30-May-2008)
    Mice given BH4 had lower production of toxic free radicals from hypertension, study finds

  • Health Tip: Living With a Pacemaker
    (30-May-2008)
    Suggestions for how to manage

  • Seizures Likely Sign of Brain Injury After Stroke
    (29-May-2008)
    Patients face 30% risk of dying within month, study finds

  • Seizures Likely Sign of Brain Injury After Stroke
    (29-May-2008)
    Patients face 30% risk of dying within month, study finds

  • New Calcium Measure Better Predictor of Heart Risks
    (27-May-2008)
    Method gauges distribution of mineral in arteries rather than amount

  • Many With Heart Disease Don't Know Signs of Heart Attack
    (27-May-2008)
    More than half don't see themselves at any increased risk, researchers find

  • New Calcium Measure Better Predictor of Heart Risks
    (27-May-2008)
    Method gauges distribution of mineral in arteries rather than amount

  • Many With Heart Disease Don't Know Signs of Heart Attack
    (27-May-2008)
    More than half don't see themselves at any increased risk, researchers find

  • Antidepressants May Prevent Depression After Stroke
    (27-May-2008)
    Problem-solving therapy could also make a difference, study shows

  • Antidepressants May Prevent Depression After Stroke
    (27-May-2008)
    Problem-solving therapy could also make a difference, study shows

  • New Calcium Measure Better Predictor of Heart Risks
    (27-May-2008)
    Method gauges distribution of mineral in arteries rather than amount

  • Many With Heart Disease Don't Know Signs of Heart Attack
    (27-May-2008)
    More than half don't see themselves at any increased risk, researchers find

  • New Calcium Measure Better Predictor of Heart Risks
    (27-May-2008)
    Method gauges distribution of mineral in arteries rather than amount

  • Antidepressants May Prevent Depression After Stroke
    (27-May-2008)
    Problem-solving therapy could also make a difference, study shows

  • New Calcium Measure Better Predictor of Heart Risks
    (27-May-2008)
    Method gauges distribution of mineral in arteries rather than amount

  • Many With Heart Disease Don't Know Signs of Heart Attack
    (27-May-2008)
    More than half don't see themselves at any increased risk, researchers find

  • Antidepressants May Prevent Depression After Stroke
    (27-May-2008)
    Problem-solving therapy could also make a difference, study shows

  • Antidepressants May Prevent Depression After Stroke
    (27-May-2008)
    Problem-solving therapy could also make a difference, study shows

  • Know the Warning Signs of Stroke
    (26-May-2008)
    Despite symptoms, many Americans fail to seek lifesaving treatment

  • Carbon Monoxide May Help Bypass Surgery Patients
    (23-May-2008)
    Low doses of gas found in car exhaust provides anti-inflammatory effects in lungs

  • Carbon Monoxide May Help Bypass Surgery Patients
    (23-May-2008)
    Low doses of gas found in car exhaust provides anti-inflammatory effects in lungs

  • Carbon Monoxide May Help Bypass Surgery Patients
    (23-May-2008)
    Low doses of gas found in car exhaust provides anti-inflammatory effects in lungs

  • Carbon Monoxide May Help Bypass Surgery Patients
    (23-May-2008)
    Low doses of gas found in car exhaust provides anti-inflammatory effects in lungs

  • Home Blood-Pressure Monitoring Recommended
    (22-May-2008)
    It makes better control possible, heart experts say

  • CARDIA Studies Open Window on Heart, Lung Diseases
    (22-May-2008)
    Researchers analyze different proteins in progression of risk factors as subjects aged

  • Cholesterol Test Spots When HRT Raises Heart Risks
    (22-May-2008)
    Ratio of 'good' to 'bad' cholesterol determined chances of trouble in postmenopausal women, study shows

  • Home Blood-Pressure Monitoring Recommended
    (22-May-2008)
    It makes better control possible, heart experts say

  • Cholesterol Test Spots When HRT Raises Heart Risks
    (22-May-2008)
    Ratio of 'good' to 'bad' cholesterol determined chances of trouble in postmenopausal women, study shows

  • Home Blood-Pressure Monitoring Recommended
    (22-May-2008)
    It makes better control possible, heart experts say

  • Cholesterol Test Spots When HRT Raises Heart Risks
    (22-May-2008)
    Ratio of 'good' to 'bad' cholesterol determined chances of trouble in postmenopausal women, study shows

  • 'Net, Video Tools Successful in Lung Disease Management
    (22-May-2008)
    Canada's TELEHEALTH program improved conditions for patients in rural and remote areas

  • CARDIA Studies Open Window on Heart, Lung Diseases
    (22-May-2008)
    Researchers analyze different proteins in progression of risk factors as subjects aged

  • Cholesterol Test Spots When HRT Raises Heart Risks
    (22-May-2008)
    Ratio of 'good' to 'bad' cholesterol determined chances of trouble in postmenopausal women, study shows

  • 'Net, Video Tools Successful in Lung Disease Management
    (22-May-2008)
    Canada's TELEHEALTH program improved conditions for patients in rural and remote areas

  • CARDIA Studies Open Window on Heart, Lung Diseases
    (22-May-2008)
    Researchers analyze different proteins in progression of risk factors as subjects aged

  • Home Blood-Pressure Monitoring Recommended
    (22-May-2008)
    It makes better control possible, heart experts say

  • Metabolic Syndrome Foretells Diabetes in Elderly
    (21-May-2008)
    But increased cardiovascular risk less certain, researchers find

  • Two Drugs for Heart Failure Show Mixed Results
    (21-May-2008)
    One drug should be used more often and the other not at all, researchers report

  • Mixed Results for Anti-Clotting Drugs in Heart Attacks
    (21-May-2008)
    One therapy works, while another doesn't, studies find

  • Metabolic Syndrome Foretells Diabetes in Elderly
    (21-May-2008)
    But increased cardiovascular risk less certain, researchers find

  • Two Drugs for Heart Failure Show Mixed Results
    (21-May-2008)
    One drug should be used more often and the other not at all, researchers report

  • Combo Kidney-Pancreas Transplant Boosts Survival in Diabetics
    (21-May-2008)
    Type 1 patients did better than those having kidney replacement alone

  • Day of Admission Dictates Length of Stay for Heart Failure
    (21-May-2008)
    Patients admitted to a hospital on Thursdays or Fridays have longer stays, study found

  • Mixed Results for Anti-Clotting Drugs in Heart Attacks
    (21-May-2008)
    One therapy works, while another doesn't, studies find

  • Metabolic Syndrome Foretells Diabetes in Elderly
    (21-May-2008)
    But increased cardiovascular risk less certain, researchers find

  • Two Drugs for Heart Failure Show Mixed Results
    (21-May-2008)
    One drug should be used more often and the other not at all, researchers report

  • Mixed Results for Anti-Clotting Drugs in Heart Attacks
    (21-May-2008)
    One therapy works, while another doesn't, studies find

  • Mixed Results for Anti-Clotting Drugs in Heart Attacks
    (21-May-2008)
    One therapy works, while another doesn't, studies find

  • Two Drugs for Heart Failure Show Mixed Results
    (21-May-2008)
    One drug should be used more often and the other not at all, researchers report

  • Sleep Apnea Linked to Heart Risks in Children
    (21-May-2008)
    The condition produces inflammation, potential cardiovascular problems, study says

  • Combo Kidney-Pancreas Transplant Boosts Survival in Diabetics
    (21-May-2008)
    Type 1 patients did better than those having kidney replacement alone

  • Day of Admission Dictates Length of Stay for Heart Failure
    (21-May-2008)
    Patients admitted to a hospital on Thursdays or Fridays have longer stays, study found

  • Mixed Results for Anti-Clotting Drugs in Heart Attacks
    (21-May-2008)
    One therapy works, while another doesn't, studies find

  • Metabolic Syndrome Foretells Diabetes in Elderly
    (21-May-2008)
    But increased cardiovascular risk less certain, researchers find

  • Two Drugs for Heart Failure Show Mixed Results
    (21-May-2008)
    One drug should be used more often and the other not at all, researchers report

  • Health Tip: Heart-Healthy Diet Should Start in Infancy
    (21-May-2008)
    Here's what the American Heart Association recommends

  • Sleep Apnea Linked to Heart Risks in Children
    (21-May-2008)
    The condition produces inflammation, potential cardiovascular problems, study says

  • Combo Kidney-Pancreas Transplant Boosts Survival in Diabetics
    (21-May-2008)
    Type 1 patients did better than those having kidney replacement alone

  • Metabolic Syndrome Foretells Diabetes in Elderly
    (21-May-2008)
    But increased cardiovascular risk less certain, researchers find

  • Mixed Results for Anti-Clotting Drugs in Heart Attacks
    (21-May-2008)
    One therapy works, while another doesn't, studies find

  • Metabolic Syndrome Foretells Diabetes in Elderly
    (21-May-2008)
    But increased cardiovascular risk less certain, researchers find

  • Ted Kennedy Released From Hospital
    (21-May-2008)
    He returns to Cape Cod home while doctors determine treatment plans for malignant brain tumor

  • Black Men Less Likely to Choose Elective Stomach Aorta Surgery
    (20-May-2008)
    White men more likely to have operation before emergency procedure is needed

  • Oxidized LDL Cholesterol Linked to Metabolic Syndrome
    (20-May-2008)
    Condition can lead to heart attack and stroke, researchers note

  • Oxidized LDL Cholesterol Linked to Metabolic Syndrome
    (20-May-2008)
    Condition can lead to heart attack and stroke, researchers note

  • Sorafenib Shows Promise for Heart-Lung Disease
    (20-May-2008)
    Cancer drug interferes with abnormal cell growth seen in pulmonary hypertension

  • Oxidized LDL Cholesterol Linked to Metabolic Syndrome
    (20-May-2008)
    Condition can lead to heart attack and stroke, researchers note

  • Ted Kennedy Has a Brain Tumor
    (20-May-2008)
    Doctors find malignant glioma in tests after seizure

  • Erectile Dysfunction a Strong Harbinger of Heart Trouble
    (19-May-2008)
    Studies found having ED increased risk in diabetic men

  • Sleep Disorders Put Stroke, Blood Pressure Patients at Risk
    (19-May-2008)
    Treating obstructive apnea could cut chances of early death, studies find

  • Many Diabetics Don't Get Necessary Blood Pressure Treatment
    (19-May-2008)
    Only half of patients had their therapy changed as needed, study found

  • Erectile Dysfunction a Strong Harbinger of Heart Trouble
    (19-May-2008)
    Studies found having ED increased risk in diabetic men

  • Minneapolis Tops List of Heart-Friendly Cities for Women
    (19-May-2008)
    Nashville, St. Louis, and Detroit bring up the rear, survey says

  • Erectile Dysfunction a Strong Harbinger of Heart Trouble
    (19-May-2008)
    Studies found having ED increased risk in diabetic men

  • Sleep Disorders Put Stroke, Blood Pressure Patients at Risk
    (19-May-2008)
    Treating obstructive apnea could cut chances of early death, studies find

  • Erectile Dysfunction a Strong Harbinger of Heart Trouble
    (19-May-2008)
    Studies found having ED increased risk in diabetic men

  • Many Diabetics Don't Get Necessary Blood Pressure Treatment
    (19-May-2008)
    Only half of patients had their therapy changed as needed, study found

  • Erectile Dysfunction a Strong Harbinger of Heart Trouble
    (19-May-2008)
    Studies found having ED increased risk in diabetic men

  • Erectile Dysfunction a Strong Harbinger of Heart Trouble
    (19-May-2008)
    Studies found having ED increased risk in diabetic men

  • Sleep Disorders Put Stroke, Blood Pressure Patients at Risk
    (19-May-2008)
    Treating obstructive apnea could cut chances of early death, studies find

  • Minneapolis Tops List of Heart-Friendly Cities for Women
    (19-May-2008)
    Nashville, St. Louis, and Detroit bring up the rear, survey says

  • Erectile Dysfunction a Strong Harbinger of Heart Trouble
    (19-May-2008)
    Studies found having ED increased risk in diabetic men

  • Sleep Disorders Put Stroke, Blood Pressure Patients at Risk
    (19-May-2008)
    Treating obstructive apnea could cut chances of early death, studies find

  • Erectile Dysfunction a Strong Harbinger of Heart Trouble
    (19-May-2008)
    Studies found having ED increased risk in diabetic men

  • Sleep Disorders Put Stroke, Blood Pressure Patients at Risk
    (19-May-2008)
    Treating obstructive apnea could cut chances of early death, studies find

  • Air Travel Taxes Hearts of People With Sleep Apnea
    (18-May-2008)
    They experience higher heart rates and more demand for oxygen, study found

  • Air Travel Taxes Hearts of People With Sleep Apnea
    (18-May-2008)
    They experience higher heart rates and more demand for oxygen, study found

  • Air Travel Taxes Hearts of People With Sleep Apnea
    (18-May-2008)
    They experience higher heart rates and more demand for oxygen, study found

  • Sen. Edward Kennedy Hospitalized After Seizure
    (17-May-2008)
    His carotid artery was cleared of a partial blockage last fall

  • Childhood Cancer Survivors Prone to Early Heart Trouble
    (16-May-2008)
    Problems surface at younger age than in people who didn't have cancer as children, study finds

  • Childhood Cancer Survivors Prone to Early Heart Trouble
    (16-May-2008)
    Problems surface at younger age than in people who didn't have cancer as children, study finds

  • Childhood Cancer Survivors Prone to Early Heart Trouble
    (16-May-2008)
    Problems surface at younger age than in people who didn't have cancer as children, study finds

  • Childhood Cancer Survivors Prone to Early Heart Trouble
    (16-May-2008)
    Problems surface at younger age than in people who didn't have cancer as children, study finds

  • New Guidelines Issued for Implanted Heart Devices
    (15-May-2008)
    Prevention is as important as intervention, specialists say

  • Statins May Help Older Women Control Irregular Heartbeat
    (15-May-2008)
    The cholesterol-lowering drugs showed some benefits in preliminary trial

  • Weight-Loss Aids Bought on Internet Might Harm Your Heart
    (15-May-2008)
    Pills, supplements have potentially dangerous ingredients, lack warning labels, study finds

  • Heart Device Recipients Often Not Aware of Recalls
    (15-May-2008)
    Some not clear on risks of problems, two surveys find

  • New Guidelines Issued for Implanted Heart Devices
    (15-May-2008)
    Prevention is as important as intervention, specialists say

  • Weight-Loss Aids Bought on Internet Might Harm Your Heart
    (15-May-2008)
    Pills, supplements have potentially dangerous ingredients, lack warning labels, study finds

  • Statins May Help Older Women Control Irregular Heartbeat
    (15-May-2008)
    The cholesterol-lowering drugs showed some benefits in preliminary trial

  • Heart Device Recipients Often Not Aware of Recalls
    (15-May-2008)
    Some not clear on risks of problems, two surveys find

  • New Guidelines Issued for Implanted Heart Devices
    (15-May-2008)
    Prevention is as important as intervention, specialists say

  • Stroke Patients at High Risk for Falls
    (15-May-2008)
    After hospital, they're twice as likely to be injured, so prevention strategies are key

  • Heart Device Recipients Often Not Aware of Recalls
    (15-May-2008)
    Some not clear on risks of problems, two surveys find

  • Heart Device Recipients Often Not Aware of Recalls
    (15-May-2008)
    Some not clear on risks of problems, two surveys find

  • New Guidelines Issued for Implanted Heart Devices
    (15-May-2008)
    Prevention is as important as intervention, specialists say

  • Statins May Help Older Women Control Irregular Heartbeat
    (15-May-2008)
    The cholesterol-lowering drugs showed some benefits in preliminary trial

  • Stroke Patients at High Risk for Falls
    (15-May-2008)
    After hospital, they're twice as likely to be injured, so prevention strategies are key

  • Pollution Particles Impair Blood Vessel Function
    (14-May-2008)
    Study finds pressure readings rise, urges broader public action to curb effects

  • Music Hath Charms to Calm Hypertension
    (14-May-2008)
    But the finding isn't meant to encourage patients to throw out their medications

  • Aspirin at Bedtime Lowers Blood Pressure
    (14-May-2008)
    No benefit seen for prehypertensive people in morning use, researchers report

  • Excess Drinking Boosts Cardiovascular Disease Risk
    (14-May-2008)
    Especially for women, heavy consumption tied to arterial stiffening, enlarged hearts

  • Biomarkers Predict Heart Deaths
    (14-May-2008)
    Studies find they might add to traditional risk factors

  • Heart Disease Starts Early in Life
    (14-May-2008)
    And childhood obesity is a key culprit, study says

  • Aspirin at Bedtime Lowers Blood Pressure
    (14-May-2008)
    No benefit seen for prehypertensive people in morning use, researchers report

  • Danger From Heart Surgery Drug Confirmed
    (14-May-2008)
    FDA says manufacturer of Trasylol now removing remaining stock of drug from U.S. market, following new data on increased death risk.

  • Excess Drinking Boosts Cardiovascular Disease Risk
    (14-May-2008)
    Especially for women, heavy consumption tied to arterial stiffening, enlarged hearts

  • Biomarkers Predict Heart Deaths
    (14-May-2008)
    Studies find they might add to traditional risk factors

  • Heart Disease Starts Early in Life
    (14-May-2008)
    And childhood obesity is a key culprit, study says

  • Danger From Heart Surgery Drug Confirmed
    (14-May-2008)
    FDA says manufacturer of Trasylol now removing remaining stock of drug from U.S. market, following new data on increased death risk.

  • Danger From Heart Surgery Drug Confirmed
    (14-May-2008)
    FDA says manufacturer of Trasylol now removing remaining stock of drug from U.S. market, following new data on increased death risk.

  • Excess Drinking Boosts Cardiovascular Disease Risk
    (14-May-2008)
    Especially for women, heavy consumption tied to arterial stiffening, enlarged hearts

  • Music Hath Charms to Calm Hypertension
    (14-May-2008)
    But the finding isn't meant to encourage patients to throw out their medications

  • Aspirin at Bedtime Lowers Blood Pressure
    (14-May-2008)
    No benefit seen for prehypertensive people in morning use, researchers report

  • Aspirin at Bedtime Lowers Blood Pressure
    (14-May-2008)
    No benefit seen for prehypertensive people in morning use, researchers report

  • Excess Drinking Boosts Cardiovascular Disease Risk
    (14-May-2008)
    Especially for women, heavy consumption tied to arterial stiffening, enlarged hearts

  • Biomarkers Predict Heart Deaths
    (14-May-2008)
    Studies find they might add to traditional risk factors

  • Heart Disease Starts Early in Life
    (14-May-2008)
    And childhood obesity is a key culprit, study says

  • Excess Drinking Boosts Cardiovascular Disease Risk
    (14-May-2008)
    Especially for women, heavy consumption tied to arterial stiffening, enlarged hearts

  • Clot-Busting Treatment Improves Bleeding Stroke Outcomes
    (14-May-2008)
    Low dose tPA dissolved masses 2 to 3 times faster, dramatically boosting survival

  • Biomarkers Predict Heart Deaths
    (14-May-2008)
    Studies find they might add to traditional risk factors

  • Clot-Busting Treatment Improves Bleeding Stroke Outcomes
    (14-May-2008)
    Low dose tPA dissolved masses 2 to 3 times faster, dramatically boosting survival

  • Heart Disease Starts Early in Life
    (14-May-2008)
    And childhood obesity is a key culprit, study says

  • Beta Blockers Raise Stroke, Death Risk After Surgery
    (13-May-2008)
    Experts note doses of the blood-pressure drugs given in the study were probably too high

  • Women Who Quit Smoking Lower Heart Risks Quickly
    (13-May-2008)
    Study saw significant declines in several death risks within 5 years of stopping

  • Marijuana Use May Raise Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke
    (13-May-2008)
    Study finds higher levels of protein that increases levels of damaging blood fats in users

  • Beta Blockers Raise Stroke, Death Risk After Surgery
    (13-May-2008)
    Experts note doses of the blood-pressure drugs given in the study were probably too high

  • Women Who Quit Smoking Lower Heart Risks Quickly
    (13-May-2008)
    Study saw significant declines in several death risks within 5 years of stopping

  • Women Who Quit Smoking Lower Heart Risks Quickly
    (13-May-2008)
    Study saw significant declines in several death risks within 5 years of stopping

  • Women Who Quit Smoking Lower Heart Risks Quickly
    (13-May-2008)
    Study saw significant declines in several death risks within 5 years of stopping

  • Marijuana Use May Raise Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke
    (13-May-2008)
    Study finds higher levels of protein that increases levels of damaging blood fats in users

  • Marijuana Use May Raise Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke
    (13-May-2008)
    Study finds higher levels of protein that increases levels of damaging blood fats in users

  • Beta Blockers Raise Stroke, Death Risk After Surgery
    (13-May-2008)
    Experts note doses of the blood-pressure drugs given in the study were probably too high

  • High Blood Pressure Still Slipping Past Doctors
    (12-May-2008)
    Study finds little more than half of patients were checked, only 39% met treatment goals

  • High Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Associated With Eye Disease
    (12-May-2008)
    Risk for retinal vein blockage more than doubles when these conditions go untreated

  • Air Pollution Linked to Blood Clots in Legs
    (12-May-2008)
    Study suggests dirty air may be even more dangerous than previously thought

  • Drugs Alone Don't Lower Heart Disease Risks for Overweight Americans
    (12-May-2008)
    Study finds signs of trouble show up even when statins, blood pressure meds are used

  • Air Pollution Linked to Blood Clots in Legs
    (12-May-2008)
    Study suggests dirty air may be even more dangerous than previously thought

  • Viagra May Protect Hearts of Some Muscular Dystrophy Patients
    (12-May-2008)
    In study with mice, drug prevented heart failure in those with Duchenne muscular dystrophy

  • Drugs Alone Don't Lower Heart Disease Risks for Overweight Americans
    (12-May-2008)
    Study finds signs of trouble show up even when statins, blood pressure meds are used

  • High Blood Pressure Still Slipping Past Doctors
    (12-May-2008)
    Study finds little more than half of patients were checked, only 39% met treatment goals

  • High Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Associated With Eye Disease
    (12-May-2008)
    Risk for retinal vein blockage more than doubles when these conditions go untreated

  • Gene May Be Key to Pregnancy Complication
    (12-May-2008)
    Preeclampsia is common and serious, but genetics could bring screening test or treatment

  • Drugs Alone Don't Lower Heart Disease Risks for Overweight Americans
    (12-May-2008)
    Study finds signs of trouble show up even when statins, blood pressure meds are used

  • High Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Associated With Eye Disease
    (12-May-2008)
    Risk for retinal vein blockage more than doubles when these conditions go untreated

  • Drugs Alone Don't Lower Heart Disease Risks for Overweight Americans
    (12-May-2008)
    Study finds signs of trouble show up even when statins, blood pressure meds are used

  • Drugs Alone Don't Lower Heart Disease Risks for Overweight Americans
    (12-May-2008)
    Study finds signs of trouble show up even when statins, blood pressure meds are used

  • High Blood Pressure Still Slipping Past Doctors
    (12-May-2008)
    Study finds little more than half of patients were checked, only 39% met treatment goals

  • High Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Associated With Eye Disease
    (12-May-2008)
    Risk for retinal vein blockage more than doubles when these conditions go untreated

  • Viagra May Protect Hearts of Some Muscular Dystrophy Patients
    (12-May-2008)
    In study with mice, drug prevented heart failure in those with Duchenne muscular dystrophy

  • Drugs Alone Don't Lower Heart Disease Risks for Overweight Americans
    (12-May-2008)
    Study finds signs of trouble show up even when statins, blood pressure meds are used

  • High Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Associated With Eye Disease
    (12-May-2008)
    Risk for retinal vein blockage more than doubles when these conditions go untreated

  • High Blood Pressure Still Slipping Past Doctors
    (12-May-2008)
    Study finds little more than half of patients were checked, only 39% met treatment goals

  • High Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Associated With Eye Disease
    (12-May-2008)
    Risk for retinal vein blockage more than doubles when these conditions go untreated

  • Air Pollution Linked to Blood Clots in Legs
    (12-May-2008)
    Study suggests dirty air may be even more dangerous than previously thought

  • Drug-Coated Stents Still Spark Debate
    (09-May-2008)
    Doctors divided on the risks posed by the artery-opening devices

  • New Class of Drugs Might Treat Many Conditions
    (09-May-2008)
    Vaptans ease painful periods, glaucoma, depression and many other diseases, researchers say

  • Drug-Coated Stents Still Spark Debate
    (09-May-2008)
    Doctors divided on the risks posed by the artery-opening devices

  • Noise in Artery Could Warn of Heart Risk
    (09-May-2008)
    Carotid bruits linked to increased odds of heart attack, death, study finds

  • Drug-Coated Stents Still Spark Debate
    (09-May-2008)
    Doctors divided on the risks posed by the artery-opening devices

  • Noise in Artery Could Warn of Heart Risk
    (09-May-2008)
    Carotid bruits linked to increased odds of heart attack, death, study finds

  • Noise in Artery Could Warn of Heart Risk
    (09-May-2008)
    Carotid bruits linked to increased odds of heart attack, death, study finds

  • Study Offers Clues to Link Between Arrhythmia, Sudden Death
    (08-May-2008)
    Uncovering molecular underpinnings could lead to new, genetically targeted therapies

  • Study Offers Clues to Link Between Arrhythmia, Sudden Death
    (08-May-2008)
    Uncovering molecular underpinnings could lead to new, genetically targeted therapies

  • Stroke Survivors Walk Better With Human Help
    (08-May-2008)
    Rehab with therapist had more benefit than those using robotic devices, study finds

  • Study Offers Clues to Link Between Arrhythmia, Sudden Death
    (08-May-2008)
    Uncovering molecular underpinnings could lead to new, genetically targeted therapies

  • Study Offers Clues to Link Between Arrhythmia, Sudden Death
    (08-May-2008)
    Uncovering molecular underpinnings could lead to new, genetically targeted therapies

  • Stroke Survivors Walk Better With Human Help
    (08-May-2008)
    Rehab with therapist had more benefit than those using robotic devices, study finds

  • Obesity-Related Inflammation Boosts Heart Risks
    (06-May-2008)
    Blood chemicals in overweight participants were key predictors of organ failure, study says

  • Obesity-Related Inflammation Boosts Heart Risks
    (06-May-2008)
    Blood chemicals in overweight participants were key predictors of organ failure, study says

  • Obesity-Related Inflammation Boosts Heart Risks
    (06-May-2008)
    Blood chemicals in overweight participants were key predictors of organ failure, study says

  • Folic Acid Doesn't Help the Heart
    (06-May-2008)
    Long-term study, involving women, deals another blow to homocysteine theory

  • Obesity-Related Inflammation Boosts Heart Risks
    (06-May-2008)
    Blood chemicals in overweight participants were key predictors of organ failure, study says

  • Obesity-Related Inflammation Boosts Heart Risks
    (06-May-2008)
    Blood chemicals in overweight participants were key predictors of organ failure, study says

  • Obesity-Related Inflammation Boosts Heart Risks
    (06-May-2008)
    Blood chemicals in overweight participants were key predictors of organ failure, study says

  • Folic Acid Doesn't Help the Heart
    (06-May-2008)
    Long-term study, involving women, deals another blow to homocysteine theory

  • Obesity-Related Inflammation Boosts Heart Risks
    (06-May-2008)
    Blood chemicals in overweight participants were key predictors of organ failure, study says

  • Obesity-Related Inflammation Boosts Heart Risks
    (06-May-2008)
    Blood chemicals in overweight participants were key predictors of organ failure, study says

  • Folic Acid Doesn't Help the Heart
    (06-May-2008)
    Long-term study, involving women, deals another blow to homocysteine theory

  • Anti-Clotting Drug as Good as Aspirin at Stopping Second Stroke
    (05-May-2008)
    Cilostazol also resulted in fewer brain bleeds than aspirin, study finds

  • Anti-Clotting Drug as Good as Aspirin at Stopping Second Stroke
    (05-May-2008)
    Cilostazol also resulted in fewer brain bleeds than aspirin, study finds

  • Anti-Clotting Drug as Good as Aspirin at Stopping Second Stroke
    (05-May-2008)
    Cilostazol also resulted in fewer brain bleeds than aspirin, study finds

  • Anti-Clotting Drug as Good as Aspirin at Stopping Second Stroke
    (05-May-2008)
    Cilostazol also resulted in fewer brain bleeds than aspirin, study finds

  • Anti-Clotting Drug as Good as Aspirin at Stopping Second Stroke
    (05-May-2008)
    Cilostazol also resulted in fewer brain bleeds than aspirin, study finds

  • Anti-Clotting Drug as Good as Aspirin at Stopping Second Stroke
    (05-May-2008)
    Cilostazol also resulted in fewer brain bleeds than aspirin, study finds

  • Simple Steps Lead to Better Blood Pressure Control
    (02-May-2008)
    Veterans' facility reports improvement in patients within 18 weeks

  • Suffering of Heart Failure Similar to Cancer
    (02-May-2008)
    Same kind of palliative care may be needed, researcher says

  • Younger Women Often Miss Signs of Heart Attack
    (02-May-2008)
    Small study found they attributed symptoms to stress, indigestion and fatigue

  • Health Tip: Healing Mentally After a Heart Attack
    (02-May-2008)
    Don't neglect your emotional needs

  • Simple Steps Lead to Better Blood Pressure Control
    (02-May-2008)
    Veterans' facility reports improvement in patients within 18 weeks

  • Suffering of Heart Failure Similar to Cancer
    (02-May-2008)
    Same kind of palliative care may be needed, researcher says

  • Younger Women Often Miss Signs of Heart Attack
    (02-May-2008)
    Small study found they attributed symptoms to stress, indigestion and fatigue

  • Younger Women Often Miss Signs of Heart Attack
    (02-May-2008)
    Small study found they attributed symptoms to stress, indigestion and fatigue

  • Younger Women Often Miss Signs of Heart Attack
    (02-May-2008)
    Small study found they attributed symptoms to stress, indigestion and fatigue

  • Simple Steps Lead to Better Blood Pressure Control
    (02-May-2008)
    Veterans' facility reports improvement in patients within 18 weeks

  • Hypertension Takes Huge Toll in Developing Countries
    (01-May-2008)
    Eighty percent of high blood pressure-related deaths occur in poorer nations, study shows

  • Hypertension Takes Huge Toll in Developing Countries
    (01-May-2008)
    Eighty percent of high blood pressure-related deaths occur in poorer nations, study shows

  • Home Monitoring Program Improves Outcomes for Heart Patients
    (01-May-2008)
    Remote screening cut hospital readmissions, provided timely intervention

  • Exercise, Counseling Benefits Depressed Heart Failure Patients
    (01-May-2008)
    Aerobic workouts, counseling therapy boosted physical ability, lessened melancholy

  • Hypertension Takes Huge Toll in Developing Countries
    (01-May-2008)
    Eighty percent of high blood pressure-related deaths occur in poorer nations, study shows

  • Home Monitoring Program Improves Outcomes for Heart Patients
    (01-May-2008)
    Remote screening cut hospital readmissions, provided timely intervention

  • Exercise, Counseling Benefits Depressed Heart Failure Patients
    (01-May-2008)
    Aerobic workouts, counseling therapy boosted physical ability, lessened melancholy

  • Hypertension Takes Huge Toll in Developing Countries
    (01-May-2008)
    Eighty percent of high blood pressure-related deaths occur in poorer nations, study shows

  • Home Monitoring Program Improves Outcomes for Heart Patients
    (01-May-2008)
    Remote screening cut hospital readmissions, provided timely intervention

  • Exercise, Counseling Benefits Depressed Heart Failure Patients
    (01-May-2008)
    Aerobic workouts, counseling therapy boosted physical ability, lessened melancholy

  • Incubators Affect Newborns' Heart Rates
    (01-May-2008)
    Electromagnetic fields seem to cause drop in heart rate variability, researchers report

  • Home Monitoring Program Improves Outcomes for Heart Patients
    (01-May-2008)
    Remote screening cut hospital readmissions, provided timely intervention

  • Exercise, Counseling Benefits Depressed Heart Failure Patients
    (01-May-2008)
    Aerobic workouts, counseling therapy boosted physical ability, lessened melancholy

  • Hypertension Takes Huge Toll in Developing Countries
    (01-May-2008)
    Eighty percent of high blood pressure-related deaths occur in poorer nations, study shows

  • Mouse Skin Cells Reprogrammed to Act Like Embryonic Stem Cells
    (30-Apr-2008)
    New cells were coaxed into becoming three kinds of cardiac cells

  • Mouse Skin Cells Reprogrammed to Act Like Embryonic Stem Cells
    (30-Apr-2008)
    New cells were coaxed into becoming three kinds of cardiac cells

  • Mouse Skin Cells Reprogrammed to Act Like Embryonic Stem Cells
    (30-Apr-2008)
    New cells were coaxed into becoming three kinds of cardiac cells

  • Mouse Skin Cells Reprogrammed to Act Like Embryonic Stem Cells
    (30-Apr-2008)
    New cells were coaxed into becoming three kinds of cardiac cells

  • Pituitary Hormone May Boost Women's Heart Risk
    (29-Apr-2008)
    Thyrotropin levels increasing even within normal range associated with dangers

  • Exercise Cuts Women's Risk of Heart Disease
    (29-Apr-2008)
    But without losing pounds, activity alone unlikely to reverse dangers for overweight

  • Exercise Cuts Women's Risk of Heart Disease
    (29-Apr-2008)
    But without losing pounds, activity alone unlikely to reverse dangers for overweight

  • Pituitary Hormone May Boost Women's Heart Risk
    (29-Apr-2008)
    Thyrotropin levels increasing even within normal range associated with dangers

  • Device Approved to Assess Arterial Plaque
    (29-Apr-2008)
    Helps doctors evaluate heart attack risk

  • Exercise Cuts Women's Risk of Heart Disease
    (29-Apr-2008)
    But without losing pounds, activity alone unlikely to reverse dangers for overweight

  • Secondhand Smoke Blocks Artery Repair
    (29-Apr-2008)
    Toxins' effect on heart health may be worse than thought, study suggests

  • Exercise Cuts Women's Risk of Heart Disease
    (29-Apr-2008)
    But without losing pounds, activity alone unlikely to reverse dangers for overweight

  • Exercise Cuts Women's Risk of Heart Disease
    (29-Apr-2008)
    But without losing pounds, activity alone unlikely to reverse dangers for overweight

  • Pituitary Hormone May Boost Women's Heart Risk
    (29-Apr-2008)
    Thyrotropin levels increasing even within normal range associated with dangers

  • Infection, Cardiac Woes Send Heart Failure Patients to the Hospital
    (28-Apr-2008)
    Pneumonia, arrhythmias, poor blood flow blamed for almost 2 of every 3 admissions

  • Infection, Cardiac Woes Send Heart Failure Patients to the Hospital
    (28-Apr-2008)
    Pneumonia, arrhythmias, poor blood flow blamed for almost 2 of every 3 admissions

  • Experimental Blood Substitutes Unsafe, Study Finds
    (28-Apr-2008)
    FDA delay in acting on heart hazards might have put some in jeopardy, researchers say

  • New Worries Over Blockbuster Meds Avandia, Fosamax
    (28-Apr-2008)
    Diabetes drug Avandia linked to fractures, while bone drug Fosamax is tied to irregular heartbeat

  • Infection, Cardiac Woes Send Heart Failure Patients to the Hospital
    (28-Apr-2008)
    Pneumonia, arrhythmias, poor blood flow blamed for almost 2 of every 3 admissions

  • Infection, Cardiac Woes Send Heart Failure Patients to the Hospital
    (28-Apr-2008)
    Pneumonia, arrhythmias, poor blood flow blamed for almost 2 of every 3 admissions

  • Infection, Cardiac Woes Send Heart Failure Patients to the Hospital
    (28-Apr-2008)
    Pneumonia, arrhythmias, poor blood flow blamed for almost 2 of every 3 admissions

  • HRT Increases Stroke Risk
    (28-Apr-2008)
    Timing of hormone therapy did not matter, study finds

  • Elderly More Likely to Battle Sleep Disorders
    (27-Apr-2008)
    Meds they take, changes in biological clock put many at risk for serious disease

  • Diluted Seawater Boosts Nutritional Content of Tomatoes
    (25-Apr-2008)
    A 12% solution increased levels of antioxidants, researchers say

  • Diluted Seawater Boosts Nutritional Content of Tomatoes
    (25-Apr-2008)
    A 12% solution increased levels of antioxidants, researchers say

  • Diluted Seawater Boosts Nutritional Content of Tomatoes
    (25-Apr-2008)
    A 12% solution increased levels of antioxidants, researchers say

  • Diluted Seawater Boosts Nutritional Content of Tomatoes
    (25-Apr-2008)
    A 12% solution increased levels of antioxidants, researchers say

  • New Heart Disease Markers Discovered
    (24-Apr-2008)
    Genes associated with elevated CRP levels play role in metabolic syndrome, studies say

  • New Heart Disease Markers Discovered
    (24-Apr-2008)
    Genes associated with elevated CRP levels play role in metabolic syndrome, studies say

  • New Heart Disease Markers Discovered
    (24-Apr-2008)
    Genes associated with elevated CRP levels play role in metabolic syndrome, studies say

  • New Heart Disease Markers Discovered
    (24-Apr-2008)
    Genes associated with elevated CRP levels play role in metabolic syndrome, studies say

  • Higher Wealth Linked to Lower Risk of Early Stroke
    (24-Apr-2008)
    Money makes less of a difference after 65, study finds

  • New Heart Disease Markers Discovered
    (24-Apr-2008)
    Genes associated with elevated CRP levels play role in metabolic syndrome, studies say

  • Higher Wealth Linked to Lower Risk of Early Stroke
    (24-Apr-2008)
    Money makes less of a difference after 65, study finds

  • Sleep Apnea Screening Cuts Surgical Complications
    (23-Apr-2008)
    Canadian team develops simple test to identify those at risk

  • Cutting Phosphate May Protect Kidney Patients From Heart Trouble
    (23-Apr-2008)
    High levels are major source of cardiovascular death risk in those with chronic disease

  • Cutting Phosphate May Protect Kidney Patients From Heart Trouble
    (23-Apr-2008)
    High levels are major source of cardiovascular death risk in those with chronic disease

  • Embryonic Stem Cells Turned Into Three Types of Heart Cells
    (23-Apr-2008)
    When transplanted into mice, they improved heart function, researchers report

  • Sleep Apnea Screening Cuts Surgical Complications
    (23-Apr-2008)
    Canadian team develops simple test to identify those at risk

  • Cutting Phosphate May Protect Kidney Patients From Heart Trouble
    (23-Apr-2008)
    High levels are major source of cardiovascular death risk in those with chronic disease

  • Embryonic Stem Cells Turned Into Three Types of Heart Cells
    (23-Apr-2008)
    When transplanted into mice, they improved heart function, researchers report

  • Cutting Phosphate May Protect Kidney Patients From Heart Trouble
    (23-Apr-2008)
    High levels are major source of cardiovascular death risk in those with chronic disease

  • Embryonic Stem Cells Turned Into Three Types of Heart Cells
    (23-Apr-2008)
    When transplanted into mice, they improved heart function, researchers report

  • Quality Care, Not Number of Procedures, Determines Bypass Results
    (22-Apr-2008)
    As the number of heart surgeries has declined, so has death rate, study finds

  • New Drug-Coated Stent Does Well in Early Trial
    (22-Apr-2008)
    But doctors want more data, and device not yet approved for use in U.S.

  • Gene Variant Boosts Risk for Stress-Related Ischemia
    (22-Apr-2008)
    Patients 3 times more likely to suffer dangerous spike in blood flow to heart, study finds

  • Quality Care, Not Number of Procedures, Determines Bypass Results
    (22-Apr-2008)
    As the number of heart surgeries has declined, so has death rate, study finds

  • New Drug-Coated Stent Does Well in Early Trial
    (22-Apr-2008)
    But doctors want more data, and device not yet approved for use in U.S.

  • Gene Variant Boosts Risk for Stress-Related Ischemia
    (22-Apr-2008)
    Patients 3 times more likely to suffer dangerous spike in blood flow to heart, study finds

  • New Drug-Coated Stent Does Well in Early Trial
    (22-Apr-2008)
    But doctors want more data, and device not yet approved for use in U.S.

  • Gene Variant Boosts Risk for Stress-Related Ischemia
    (22-Apr-2008)
    Patients 3 times more likely to suffer dangerous spike in blood flow to heart, study finds

  • Quality Care, Not Number of Procedures, Determines Bypass Results
    (22-Apr-2008)
    As the number of heart surgeries has declined, so has death rate, study finds

  • Gene Variant Boosts Risk for Stress-Related Ischemia
    (22-Apr-2008)
    Patients 3 times more likely to suffer dangerous spike in blood flow to heart, study finds

  • Gene Variant Boosts Risk for Stress-Related Ischemia
    (22-Apr-2008)
    Patients 3 times more likely to suffer dangerous spike in blood flow to heart, study finds

  • New Drug-Coated Stent Does Well in Early Trial
    (22-Apr-2008)
    But doctors want more data, and device not yet approved for use in U.S.

  • Heart Disease Risks Hit Boys in Teens
    (21-Apr-2008)
    Girls protected by hormones during adolescence, study suggests

  • Off-Hours Heart Patients Less Likely to Get Angioplasty
    (21-Apr-2008)
    But study also finds survival rates similar, no matter when admission occurred

  • Gene Variant Protects Black Heart Failure Patients
    (21-Apr-2008)
    Has same effect as beta blocker drugs in 40% of blacks, study finds

  • Off-Hours Heart Patients Less Likely to Get Angioplasty
    (21-Apr-2008)
    But study also finds survival rates similar, no matter when admission occurred

  • Gene Variant Protects Black Heart Failure Patients
    (21-Apr-2008)
    Has same effect as beta blocker drugs in 40% of blacks, study finds

  • Heart Disease Risks Hit Boys in Teens
    (21-Apr-2008)
    Girls protected by hormones during adolescence, study suggests

  • Heart Disease Risks Hit Boys in Teens
    (21-Apr-2008)
    Girls protected by hormones during adolescence, study suggests

  • Gene Variant Protects Black Heart Failure Patients
    (21-Apr-2008)
    Has same effect as beta blocker drugs in 40% of blacks, study finds

  • Off-Hours Heart Patients Less Likely to Get Angioplasty
    (21-Apr-2008)
    But study also finds survival rates similar, no matter when admission occurred

  • New Atrial Fibrillation Surgery Improves Results
    (21-Apr-2008)
    Called a 'box lesion,' it helps isolate electrical impulses causing irregular heartbeat

  • Gene Variant Protects Black Heart Failure Patients
    (21-Apr-2008)
    Has same effect as beta blocker drugs in 40% of blacks, study finds

  • New Atrial Fibrillation Surgery Improves Results
    (21-Apr-2008)
    Called a 'box lesion,' it helps isolate electrical impulses causing irregular heartbeat

  • Off-Hours Heart Patients Less Likely to Get Angioplasty
    (21-Apr-2008)
    But study also finds survival rates similar, no matter when admission occurred

  • Compact Heart Assist Device Approved
    (21-Apr-2008)
    HeartMate II helps weakened heart for those awaiting transplant

  • Metabolic Syndrome Triggered by Overeating, Not Obesity
    (18-Apr-2008)
    Mouse study concludes weight gain is an early symptom, not a direct cause

  • Metabolic Syndrome Triggered by Overeating, Not Obesity
    (18-Apr-2008)
    Mouse study concludes weight gain is an early symptom, not a direct cause

  • Metabolic Syndrome Triggered by Overeating, Not Obesity
    (18-Apr-2008)
    Mouse study concludes weight gain is an early symptom, not a direct cause

  • Metabolic Syndrome Triggered by Overeating, Not Obesity
    (18-Apr-2008)
    Mouse study concludes weight gain is an early symptom, not a direct cause

  • Metabolic Syndrome Triggered by Overeating, Not Obesity
    (18-Apr-2008)
    Mouse study concludes weight gain is an early symptom, not a direct cause

  • Skin Test Spots Heart Risks in Healthy People
    (17-Apr-2008)
    No blood sample required with noninvasive cholesterol test, study shows

  • Migraines' Frequency Influences Heart Attack, Stroke Risk
    (17-Apr-2008)
    But the absolute risk to patients remains very low, expert says

  • Skin Test Spots Heart Risks in Healthy People
    (17-Apr-2008)
    No blood sample required with noninvasive cholesterol test, study shows

  • Skin Test Spots Heart Risks in Healthy People
    (17-Apr-2008)
    No blood sample required with noninvasive cholesterol test, study shows

  • Skin Test Spots Heart Risks in Healthy People
    (17-Apr-2008)
    No blood sample required with noninvasive cholesterol test, study shows

  • Migraines' Frequency Influences Heart Attack, Stroke Risk
    (17-Apr-2008)
    But the absolute risk to patients remains very low, expert says

  • Cardiac Patients Admitted During Week More Likely to Survive
    (16-Apr-2008)
    Those going to hospital on weekend faced 13.4% lower chance of recovery, study finds

  • Low Vitamin D Levels Linked to Leg Artery Blockages
    (16-Apr-2008)
    But doctors are divided on whether supplements are a good option

  • Timing of HRT May Influence Heart Risks
    (16-Apr-2008)
    Study found women with risk factors who took it early in menopause did not have diminished vessel function

  • Cardiac Patients Admitted During Week More Likely to Survive
    (16-Apr-2008)
    Those going to hospital on weekend faced 13.4% lower chance of recovery, study finds

  • Health Tip: If You Have High Cholesterol
    (16-Apr-2008)
    Suggested questions to ask your doctor

  • Timing of HRT May Influence Heart Risks
    (16-Apr-2008)
    Study found women with risk factors who took it early in menopause did not have diminished vessel function

  • Cardiac Patients Admitted During Week More Likely to Survive
    (16-Apr-2008)
    Those going to hospital on weekend faced 13.4% lower chance of recovery, study finds

  • Low Vitamin D Levels Linked to Leg Artery Blockages
    (16-Apr-2008)
    But doctors are divided on whether supplements are a good option

  • Timing of HRT May Influence Heart Risks
    (16-Apr-2008)
    Study found women with risk factors who took it early in menopause did not have diminished vessel function

  • Timing of HRT May Influence Heart Risks
    (16-Apr-2008)
    Study found women with risk factors who took it early in menopause did not have diminished vessel function

  • Cardiac Patients Admitted During Week More Likely to Survive
    (16-Apr-2008)
    Those going to hospital on weekend faced 13.4% lower chance of recovery, study finds

  • Prolonged Fasting Boosts Risk of Rare Stroke
    (15-Apr-2008)
    Avoiding food during religious holidays such as Ramadan increased risk almost 3-fold

  • Health Tip: Having High Blood Pressure
    (15-Apr-2008)
    Are you at risk?

  • Health Tip: Having High Blood Pressure
    (15-Apr-2008)
    Are you at risk?

  • Prolonged Fasting Boosts Risk of Rare Stroke
    (15-Apr-2008)
    Avoiding food during religious holidays such as Ramadan increased risk almost 3-fold

  • Prolonged Fasting Boosts Risk of Rare Stroke
    (15-Apr-2008)
    Avoiding food during religious holidays such as Ramadan increased risk almost 3-fold

  • Health Tip: Having High Blood Pressure
    (15-Apr-2008)
    Are you at risk?

  • Prolonged Fasting Boosts Risk of Rare Stroke
    (15-Apr-2008)
    Avoiding food during religious holidays such as Ramadan increased risk almost 3-fold

  • Health Tip: Having High Blood Pressure
    (15-Apr-2008)
    Are you at risk?

  • Prolonged Fasting Boosts Risk of Rare Stroke
    (15-Apr-2008)
    Avoiding food during religious holidays such as Ramadan increased risk almost 3-fold

  • New Benefits From Old Heart Measures
    (14-Apr-2008)
    Statins lower blood pressure, DASH diet cuts cardiovascular risk, studies find

  • High Blood Pressure May Be Buffer Against Headaches
    (14-Apr-2008)
    But experts stress that hypertension should still be treated

  • New Benefits From Old Heart Measures
    (14-Apr-2008)
    Statins lower blood pressure, DASH diet cuts cardiovascular risk, studies find

  • Diabetic Eye Problem Linked to Heart Failure
    (14-Apr-2008)
    Retinopathy more than doubled the risk of heart problems, study found

  • Heart's Stem Cells Not Created Equally
    (14-Apr-2008)
    Progenitor cells may not follow same pathways, researchers say

  • New Benefits From Old Heart Measures
    (14-Apr-2008)
    Statins lower blood pressure, DASH diet cuts cardiovascular risk, studies find

  • New Benefits From Old Heart Measures
    (14-Apr-2008)
    Statins lower blood pressure, DASH diet cuts cardiovascular risk, studies find

  • Diabetic Eye Problem Linked to Heart Failure
    (14-Apr-2008)
    Retinopathy more than doubled the risk of heart problems, study found

  • Hormone Replacement May Cut Risk for Age-Linked Eye Disease
    (14-Apr-2008)
    Estrogen may prevent advanced macular degeneration, study finds

  • New Benefits From Old Heart Measures
    (14-Apr-2008)
    Statins lower blood pressure, DASH diet cuts cardiovascular risk, studies find

  • Postmenopausal Women's Sexual Dissatisfaction Not Linked to Heart Troubles
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Study did see modest tie between displeasure, peripheral artery disease

  • Atherosclerosis May Also Harm Vital Organs
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Toxic byproduct of plaque formation wreaks havoc on heart, lungs and liver, study suggests

  • Postmenopausal Women's Sexual Dissatisfaction Not Linked to Heart Troubles
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Study did see modest tie between displeasure, peripheral artery disease

  • Birth Size, Early Weight Gain Tied to Boost in Heart Risks
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Finnish study says early start to healthy lifestyles can pay big dividends later

  • Atherosclerosis May Also Harm Vital Organs
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Toxic byproduct of plaque formation wreaks havoc on heart, lungs and liver, study suggests

  • Egg Consumption Poses Risks for Diabetic Men: Study
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Study of doctors shows 7 eggs a week raise risk of dying

  • Postmenopausal Women's Sexual Dissatisfaction Not Linked to Heart Troubles
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Study did see modest tie between displeasure, peripheral artery disease

  • Birth Size, Early Weight Gain Tied to Boost in Heart Risks
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Finnish study says early start to healthy lifestyles can pay big dividends later

  • Atherosclerosis May Also Harm Vital Organs
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Toxic byproduct of plaque formation wreaks havoc on heart, lungs and liver, study suggests

  • Atherosclerosis May Also Harm Vital Organs
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Toxic byproduct of plaque formation wreaks havoc on heart, lungs and liver, study suggests

  • Atherosclerosis May Also Harm Vital Organs
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Toxic byproduct of plaque formation wreaks havoc on heart, lungs and liver, study suggests

  • Egg Consumption Poses Risks for Diabetic Men: Study
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Study of doctors shows 7 eggs a week raise risk of dying

  • Birth Size, Early Weight Gain Tied to Boost in Heart Risks
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Finnish study says early start to healthy lifestyles can pay big dividends later

  • Special Treadmill Helps Stroke Patients Regain Normal Gait
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Harness offers partial support as patients re-learn to walk

  • Postmenopausal Women's Sexual Dissatisfaction Not Linked to Heart Troubles
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Study did see modest tie between displeasure, peripheral artery disease

  • Birth Size, Early Weight Gain Tied to Boost in Heart Risks
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Finnish study says early start to healthy lifestyles can pay big dividends later

  • Postmenopausal Women's Sexual Dissatisfaction Not Linked to Heart Troubles
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Study did see modest tie between displeasure, peripheral artery disease

  • Special Treadmill Helps Stroke Patients Regain Normal Gait
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Harness offers partial support as patients re-learn to walk

  • Egg Consumption Poses Risks for Diabetic Men: Study
    (10-Apr-2008)
    Study of doctors shows 7 eggs a week raise risk of dying

  • Gene Mutations for Rare Heart Disease Also Found in Kids
    (09-Apr-2008)
    Test for adults with muscle-thickening disorder may also identify children at risk

  • Gene Mutations for Rare Heart Disease Also Found in Kids
    (09-Apr-2008)
    Test for adults with muscle-thickening disorder may also identify children at risk

  • Stenting as Good as Surgery for Stroke Prevention
    (09-Apr-2008)
    Three-year follow-up of study shows similar results

  • Gene Mutations for Rare Heart Disease Also Found in Kids
    (09-Apr-2008)
    Test for adults with muscle-thickening disorder may also identify children at risk

  • Gene Mutations for Rare Heart Disease Also Found in Kids
    (09-Apr-2008)
    Test for adults with muscle-thickening disorder may also identify children at risk

  • Stenting as Good as Surgery for Stroke Prevention
    (09-Apr-2008)
    Three-year follow-up of study shows similar results

  • Kidney Dysfunction Puts Women at Risk of Sudden Death
    (08-Apr-2008)
    Cardiac threat more than 3 times higher for those with advanced disease, study contends

  • Food as Medicine?
    (08-Apr-2008)
    Caffeine, green tea, tart cherries may fight MS, cancer and heart disease, studies suggest

  • Aggressive Cholesterol, Blood Pressure Treatment Shows Some Benefit
    (08-Apr-2008)
    But jury still out on whether it makes difference in high-risk groups, study finds

  • Kidney Dysfunction Puts Women at Risk of Sudden Death
    (08-Apr-2008)
    Cardiac threat more than 3 times higher for those with advanced disease, study contends

  • A Month of Exercise Helps Ease Heart Failure
    (08-Apr-2008)
    Moderate regimen saw heart output, breathing improve, researchers say

  • Food as Medicine?
    (08-Apr-2008)
    Caffeine, green tea, tart cherries may fight MS, cancer and heart disease, studies suggest

  • Aggressive Cholesterol, Blood Pressure Treatment Shows Some Benefit
    (08-Apr-2008)
    But jury still out on whether it makes difference in high-risk groups, study finds

  • Food as Medicine?
    (08-Apr-2008)
    Caffeine, green tea, tart cherries may fight MS, cancer and heart disease, studies suggest

  • Aggressive Cholesterol, Blood Pressure Treatment Shows Some Benefit
    (08-Apr-2008)
    But jury still out on whether it makes difference in high-risk groups, study finds

  • Food as Medicine?
    (08-Apr-2008)
    Caffeine, green tea, tart cherries may fight MS, cancer and heart disease, studies suggest

  • Aggressive Cholesterol, Blood Pressure Treatment Shows Some Benefit
    (08-Apr-2008)
    But jury still out on whether it makes difference in high-risk groups, study finds

  • Kidney Dysfunction Puts Women at Risk of Sudden Death
    (08-Apr-2008)
    Cardiac threat more than 3 times higher for those with advanced disease, study contends

  • Aggressive Cholesterol, Blood Pressure Treatment Shows Some Benefit
    (08-Apr-2008)
    But jury still out on whether it makes difference in high-risk groups, study finds

  • Kidney Dysfunction Puts Women at Risk of Sudden Death
    (08-Apr-2008)
    Cardiac threat more than 3 times higher for those with advanced disease, study contends

  • New Guidelines Tackle Treatment of Resistant Hypertension
    (07-Apr-2008)
    Multi-drug regimens, dose timing, adherence to therapy all matter, heart association says

  • Antipsychotic Drug Boosts Risk of Heart Disease, Diabetes
    (07-Apr-2008)
    French study in rats finds olanzapine changes metabolism in weeks

  • HRT Dosing May Determine Risks, Benefits
    (07-Apr-2008)
    Rodent study finds higher levels of estrogen replacement proved more dangerous

  • New Guidelines Tackle Treatment of Resistant Hypertension
    (07-Apr-2008)
    Multi-drug regimens, dose timing, adherence to therapy all matter, heart association says

  • New Guidelines Tackle Treatment of Resistant Hypertension
    (07-Apr-2008)
    Multi-drug regimens, dose timing, adherence to therapy all matter, heart association says

  • New Guidelines Tackle Treatment of Resistant Hypertension
    (07-Apr-2008)
    Multi-drug regimens, dose timing, adherence to therapy all matter, heart association says

  • Antipsychotic Drug Boosts Risk of Heart Disease, Diabetes
    (07-Apr-2008)
    French study in rats finds olanzapine changes metabolism in weeks

  • New Guidelines Tackle Treatment of Resistant Hypertension
    (07-Apr-2008)
    Multi-drug regimens, dose timing, adherence to therapy all matter, heart association says

  • Lowering Blood Pressure Improves Brain Hemorrhage Outcomes
    (04-Apr-2008)
    Aggressive action is safe and may cut risk of disability, death, study finds

  • Lowering Blood Pressure Improves Brain Hemorrhage Outcomes
    (04-Apr-2008)
    Aggressive action is safe and may cut risk of disability, death, study finds

  • Lowering Blood Pressure Improves Brain Hemorrhage Outcomes
    (04-Apr-2008)
    Aggressive action is safe and may cut risk of disability, death, study finds

  • Psoriasis Poses Danger for More Serious Complications
    (03-Apr-2008)
    At-risk patients need care to avoid heart disease, cancer, task force report says

  • Psoriasis Poses Danger for More Serious Complications
    (03-Apr-2008)
    At-risk patients need care to avoid heart disease, cancer, task force report says

  • Psoriasis Poses Danger for More Serious Complications
    (03-Apr-2008)
    At-risk patients need care to avoid heart disease, cancer, task force report says

  • HIV Drugs Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Attack
    (02-Apr-2008)
    FDA reviewing safety profile of abacavir, didanosine

  • HIV Drugs Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Attack
    (02-Apr-2008)
    FDA reviewing safety profile of abacavir, didanosine

  • HIV Drugs Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Attack
    (02-Apr-2008)
    FDA reviewing safety profile of abacavir, didanosine

  • Drug Failed to Reduce Heart Attack Risk After Bypass
    (01-Apr-2008)
    MC-1 had no benefit for postoperative stroke, atrial fibrillation or kidney function

  • Avandia May Slow Atherosclerosis After Bypass Surgery
    (01-Apr-2008)
    But this new study of diabetes drug doesn't prove it's safe, critics say

  • Drug Failed to Reduce Heart Attack Risk After Bypass
    (01-Apr-2008)
    MC-1 had no benefit for postoperative stroke, atrial fibrillation or kidney function

  • Obesity Drug Shows Mixed Success Against Atherosclerosis
    (01-Apr-2008)
    Hope is that Acomplia might help fight coronary disease

  • Drug Failed to Reduce Heart Attack Risk After Bypass
    (01-Apr-2008)
    MC-1 had no benefit for postoperative stroke, atrial fibrillation or kidney function

  • Normal Weight Doesn't Always Equal Healthy Weight
    (01-Apr-2008)
    Many have high percentages of body fat, leaving them prone to heart disease, diabetes

  • Home Defibrillators Fail to Boost Survival Rates
    (01-Apr-2008)
    But they still may be valuable for heart attack patients, study suggests

  • Drug Failed to Reduce Heart Attack Risk After Bypass
    (01-Apr-2008)
    MC-1 had no benefit for postoperative stroke, atrial fibrillation or kidney function

  • Avandia May Slow Atherosclerosis After Bypass Surgery
    (01-Apr-2008)
    But this new study of diabetes drug doesn't prove it's safe, critics say

  • Drug Failed to Reduce Heart Attack Risk After Bypass
    (01-Apr-2008)
    MC-1 had no benefit for postoperative stroke, atrial fibrillation or kidney function

  • Normal Weight Doesn't Always Equal Healthy Weight
    (01-Apr-2008)
    Many have high percentages of body fat, leaving them prone to heart disease, diabetes

  • Drug Failed to Reduce Heart Attack Risk After Bypass
    (01-Apr-2008)
    MC-1 had no benefit for postoperative stroke, atrial fibrillation or kidney function

  • Avandia May Slow Atherosclerosis After Bypass Surgery
    (01-Apr-2008)
    But this new study of diabetes drug doesn't prove it's safe, critics say

  • Two Drugs Better Than One for High Blood Pressure
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Pairing ACE inhibitor with calcium channel blocker beat pairing it with diuretic; Celebrex study finds dose related to heart risk

  • Small Brain Lesions More Common Than Thought in Those Over 60
    (31-Mar-2008)
    High blood pressure, smoking, genetics determine where they occur

  • Elderly Can Benefit From High Blood Pressure Treatment
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Lowering pressure significantly reduces risk of stroke and heart failure for those over 80, study finds

  • ACE Inhibitor as Effective as More Expensive Blood Pressure Drug
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Study focused on more than 17,000 people with coronary artery disease or diabetes

  • Two Drugs Better Than One for High Blood Pressure
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Pairing ACE inhibitor with calcium channel blocker beat pairing it with diuretic; Celebrex study finds dose related to heart risk

  • Cholesterol Drug Controversy Continues
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Doctors debate worth of lipid-lowering agent that combines 2 medications

  • Diabetics Face Doubled Risk of Heart Attack
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Danger level same as non-diabetics who already have had a heart attack, study says

  • ACE Inhibitor as Effective as More Expensive Blood Pressure Drug
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Study focused on more than 17,000 people with coronary artery disease or diabetes

  • Diabetes Drug Slows Clogging of Arteries
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Actos better at fighting plaque build-up than older medication, study finds

  • Angioplasty Proves Reasonable Alternative to Bypass Surgery
    (31-Mar-2008)
    But patients who received stents required more procedures to reopen arteries, study found

  • Two Drugs Better Than One for High Blood Pressure
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Pairing ACE inhibitor with calcium channel blocker beat pairing it with diuretic; Celebrex study finds dose related to heart risk

  • Cholesterol Drug Controversy Continues
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Doctors debate worth of lipid-lowering agent that combines 2 medications

  • Hands-Only Resuscitation OK for Cardiac Arrest
    (31-Mar-2008)
    New American Heart Association guidelines don't require ventilation

  • ACE Inhibitor as Effective as More Expensive Blood Pressure Drug
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Study focused on more than 17,000 people with coronary artery disease or diabetes

  • Diabetes Drug Slows Clogging of Arteries
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Actos better at fighting plaque build-up than older medication, study finds

  • Angioplasty Proves Reasonable Alternative to Bypass Surgery
    (31-Mar-2008)
    But patients who received stents required more procedures to reopen arteries, study found

  • Two Drugs Better Than One for High Blood Pressure
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Pairing ACE inhibitor with calcium channel blocker beat pairing it with diuretic; Celebrex study finds dose related to heart risk

  • Angioplasty Proves Reasonable Alternative to Bypass Surgery
    (31-Mar-2008)
    But patients who received stents required more procedures to reopen arteries, study found

  • Diabetics Face Doubled Risk of Heart Attack
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Danger level same as non-diabetics who already have had a heart attack, study says

  • Elderly Can Benefit From High Blood Pressure Treatment
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Lowering pressure significantly reduces risk of stroke and heart failure for those over 80, study finds

  • ACE Inhibitor as Effective as More Expensive Blood Pressure Drug
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Study focused on more than 17,000 people with coronary artery disease or diabetes

  • Two Drugs Better Than One for High Blood Pressure
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Pairing ACE inhibitor with calcium channel blocker beat pairing it with diuretic; Celebrex study finds dose related to heart risk

  • Diabetics Face Doubled Risk of Heart Attack
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Danger level same as non-diabetics who already have had a heart attack, study says

  • Diabetes Drug Slows Clogging of Arteries
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Actos better at fighting plaque build-up than older medication, study finds

  • Diabetes Drug Slows Clogging of Arteries
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Actos better at fighting plaque build-up than older medication, study finds

  • Two Drugs Better Than One for High Blood Pressure
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Pairing ACE inhibitor with calcium channel blocker beat pairing it with diuretic; Celebrex study finds dose related to heart risk

  • Diabetics Face Doubled Risk of Heart Attack
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Danger level same as non-diabetics who already have had a heart attack, study says

  • Diabetes Drug Slows Clogging of Arteries
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Actos better at fighting plaque build-up than older medication, study finds

  • Angioplasty Proves Reasonable Alternative to Bypass Surgery
    (31-Mar-2008)
    But patients who received stents required more procedures to reopen arteries, study found

  • Two Drugs Better Than One for High Blood Pressure
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Pairing ACE inhibitor with calcium channel blocker beat pairing it with diuretic; Celebrex study finds dose related to heart risk

  • Angioplasty Proves Reasonable Alternative to Bypass Surgery
    (31-Mar-2008)
    But patients who received stents required more procedures to reopen arteries, study found

  • Diabetics Face Doubled Risk of Heart Attack
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Danger level same as non-diabetics who already have had a heart attack, study says

  • Cholesterol Drug Controversy Continues
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Doctors debate worth of lipid-lowering agent that combines 2 medications

  • ACE Inhibitor as Effective as More Expensive Blood Pressure Drug
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Study focused on more than 17,000 people with coronary artery disease or diabetes

  • Two Drugs Better Than One for High Blood Pressure
    (31-Mar-2008)
    Pairing ACE inhibitor with calcium channel blocker beat pairing it with diuretic; Celebrex study finds dose related to heart risk

  • Anticoagulant Drugs Had Similar Outcomes After Angioplasty
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Study also finds drug-releasing stents appear to work better than uncoated ones

  • Drug-Eluting Stents Safe After Heart Attack
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Long-term study indicates they lower restenosis risk and don't increase mortality probability

  • Increased Heart Risk Seen for Retired NFL Players
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Screening should begin in high school, researchers say

  • Anticoagulant Drugs Had Similar Outcomes After Angioplasty
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Study also finds drug-releasing stents appear to work better than uncoated ones

  • Drug-Eluting Stents Safe After Heart Attack
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Long-term study indicates they lower restenosis risk and don't increase mortality probability

  • Combining Internet With Office Visits Cut Heart Attack Risks
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Enhanced doctor-patient communication showed big drops in blood pressure, disease scores

  • Anticoagulant Drugs Had Similar Outcomes After Angioplasty
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Study also finds drug-releasing stents appear to work better than uncoated ones

  • Drug-Eluting Stents Safe After Heart Attack
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Long-term study indicates they lower restenosis risk and don't increase mortality probability

  • Anticoagulant Drugs Had Similar Outcomes After Angioplasty
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Study also finds drug-releasing stents appear to work better than uncoated ones

  • Drug-Eluting Stents Safe After Heart Attack
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Long-term study indicates they lower restenosis risk and don't increase mortality probability

  • Combining Internet With Office Visits Cut Heart Attack Risks
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Enhanced doctor-patient communication showed big drops in blood pressure, disease scores

  • Increased Heart Risk Seen for Retired NFL Players
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Screening should begin in high school, researchers say

  • Anticoagulant Drugs Had Similar Outcomes After Angioplasty
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Study also finds drug-releasing stents appear to work better than uncoated ones

  • Combining Internet With Office Visits Cut Heart Attack Risks
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Enhanced doctor-patient communication showed big drops in blood pressure, disease scores

  • Drug-Eluting Stents Safe After Heart Attack
    (30-Mar-2008)
    Long-term study indicates they lower restenosis risk and don't increase mortality probability

  • New Drug Shows Promise in Use With Coronary Stents
    (29-Mar-2008)
    Antiplatelet prasugrel may protect better than Plavix, study shows

  • New Drug Shows Promise in Use With Coronary Stents
    (29-Mar-2008)
    Antiplatelet prasugrel may protect better than Plavix, study shows

  • Anniversary of Parent's Passing Can Trigger Death
    (29-Mar-2008)
    Sudden death occurred in 13 percent of fatal coronaries in study

  • New Drug Shows Promise in Use With Coronary Stents
    (29-Mar-2008)
    Antiplatelet prasugrel may protect better than Plavix, study shows

  • Managing Stress Can Lower Heart Death Risk
    (29-Mar-2008)
    Treatment of anxiety can reduce threat from disease, study says

  • Anniversary of Parent's Passing Can Trigger Death
    (29-Mar-2008)
    Sudden death occurred in 13 percent of fatal coronaries in study

  • New Drug Shows Promise in Use With Coronary Stents
    (29-Mar-2008)
    Antiplatelet prasugrel may protect better than Plavix, study shows

  • Managing Stress Can Lower Heart Death Risk
    (29-Mar-2008)
    Treatment of anxiety can reduce threat from disease, study says

  • Anniversary of Parent's Passing Can Trigger Death
    (29-Mar-2008)
    Sudden death occurred in 13 percent of fatal coronaries in study

  • Managing Stress Can Lower Heart Death Risk
    (29-Mar-2008)
    Treatment of anxiety can reduce threat from disease, study says

  • Anniversary of Parent's Passing Can Trigger Death
    (29-Mar-2008)
    Sudden death occurred in 13 percent of fatal coronaries in study

  • Smokers at Increased Risk of Aneurysm Recurrence
    (28-Mar-2008)
    Yet a third of tobacco users continue the habit after initial coil treatment surgery

  • Key Protein Limits Damage of Heart Attack
    (28-Mar-2008)
    Activating Gi compound in mice was important protective mechanism, researchers say

  • Key Protein Limits Damage of Heart Attack
    (28-Mar-2008)
    Activating Gi compound in mice was important protective mechanism, researchers say

  • Key Protein Limits Damage of Heart Attack
    (28-Mar-2008)
    Activating Gi compound in mice was important protective mechanism, researchers say

  • Health Tip: How a Pacemaker Helps the Heart
    (28-Mar-2008)
    Why the device is prescribed

  • Key Protein Limits Damage of Heart Attack
    (28-Mar-2008)
    Activating Gi compound in mice was important protective mechanism, researchers say

  • Health Tip: How a Pacemaker Helps the Heart
    (28-Mar-2008)
    Why the device is prescribed

  • Depression After Stroke Can Be Debilitating
    (27-Mar-2008)
    Prevents return to work almost as often as physical disability does, study shows

  • IPods Don't Interfere With Pacemakers, Study Shows
    (27-Mar-2008)
    Finding contradicts results of research published a year ago

  • Depression After Stroke Can Be Debilitating
    (27-Mar-2008)
    Prevents return to work almost as often as physical disability does, study shows

  • Toxic Sewer Gas Induces Suspended Metabolism in Mice
    (26-Mar-2008)
    Heart rate dropped 50% while maintaining blood pressure

  • Calcium Scans Help Predict Coronary Risk
    (26-Mar-2008)
    But the cost of such tests is a potential stumbling block, experts say

  • Calcium Scans Help Predict Coronary Risk
    (26-Mar-2008)
    But the cost of such tests is a potential stumbling block, experts say

  • Toxic Sewer Gas Induces Suspended Metabolism in Mice
    (26-Mar-2008)
    Heart rate dropped 50% while maintaining blood pressure

  • Heart Failure Raises Risks After Non-Cardiac Surgeries
    (25-Mar-2008)
    Post-op odds of dying increased for patients with the common condition, study found

  • Heart Failure Raises Risks After Non-Cardiac Surgeries
    (25-Mar-2008)
    Post-op odds of dying increased for patients with the common condition, study found

  • Drug Therapy Boosting Heart-Attack Survival Rates
    (24-Mar-2008)
    10-year study finds less long-term mortality

  • High Blood Pressure Runs in Families
    (24-Mar-2008)
    Long-term study firms up link between parents' hypertension, kids' lifetime risk

  • Drug Therapy Boosting Heart-Attack Survival Rates
    (24-Mar-2008)
    10-year study finds less long-term mortality

  • Patients Do Better at Hospitals With Clinical Trials
    (24-Mar-2008)
    Attributes encouraged in the trials process may improve overall care, researchers say

  • High Blood Pressure Runs in Families
    (24-Mar-2008)
    Long-term study firms up link between parents' hypertension, kids' lifetime risk

  • Lack of Sleep Hurts Women's Hearts Most
    (21-Mar-2008)
    Creates more stress, biomarkers for diabetes, heart disease than in males

  • Pacemakers Change Biology of the Heart
    (21-Mar-2008)
    Study with dogs shows devices much more than a mechanical fix for ailing patients

  • Lack of Sleep Hurts Women's Hearts Most
    (21-Mar-2008)
    Creates more stress, biomarkers for diabetes, heart disease than in males

  • Lack of Sleep Hurts Women's Hearts Most
    (21-Mar-2008)
    Creates more stress, biomarkers for diabetes, heart disease than in males

  • Lack of Sleep Hurts Women's Hearts Most
    (21-Mar-2008)
    Creates more stress, biomarkers for diabetes, heart disease than in males

  • Pacemakers Change Biology of the Heart
    (21-Mar-2008)
    Study with dogs shows devices much more than a mechanical fix for ailing patients

  • Lack of Sleep Hurts Women's Hearts Most
    (21-Mar-2008)
    Creates more stress, biomarkers for diabetes, heart disease than in males

  • Pacemakers Change Biology of the Heart
    (21-Mar-2008)
    Study with dogs shows devices much more than a mechanical fix for ailing patients

  • Lack of Sleep Hurts Women's Hearts Most
    (21-Mar-2008)
    Creates more stress, biomarkers for diabetes, heart disease than in males

  • Pacemakers Change Biology of the Heart
    (21-Mar-2008)
    Study with dogs shows devices much more than a mechanical fix for ailing patients

  • Lack of Sleep Hurts Women's Hearts Most
    (21-Mar-2008)
    Creates more stress, biomarkers for diabetes, heart disease than in males

  • Happy Marriage, Happy Heart
    (20-Mar-2008)
    Study finds contented mates enjoy lower blood pressure

  • Happy Marriage, Happy Heart
    (20-Mar-2008)
    Study finds contented mates enjoy lower blood pressure

  • Happy Marriage, Happy Heart
    (20-Mar-2008)
    Study finds contented mates enjoy lower blood pressure

  • Happy Marriage, Happy Heart
    (20-Mar-2008)
    Study finds contented mates enjoy lower blood pressure

  • Happy Marriage, Happy Heart
    (20-Mar-2008)
    Study finds contented mates enjoy lower blood pressure

  • Artery Plaque Boosts Hispanics' Odds for Stroke
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Even a small amount in neck artery quadrupled the risk, study found

  • Gene Variants Can Predict Threat of Heart Disease
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Cholesterol-associated variants increase risk and may be early indication, study shows

  • Artery Plaque Boosts Hispanics' Odds for Stroke
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Even a small amount in neck artery quadrupled the risk, study found

  • Gene Variants Can Predict Threat of Heart Disease
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Cholesterol-associated variants increase risk and may be early indication, study shows

  • Gene Variants Can Predict Threat of Heart Disease
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Cholesterol-associated variants increase risk and may be early indication, study shows

  • Artery Plaque Boosts Hispanics' Odds for Stroke
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Even a small amount in neck artery quadrupled the risk, study found

  • Gene Variants Can Predict Threat of Heart Disease
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Cholesterol-associated variants increase risk and may be early indication, study shows

  • Artery Plaque Boosts Hispanics' Odds for Stroke
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Even a small amount in neck artery quadrupled the risk, study found

  • Artery Plaque Boosts Hispanics' Odds for Stroke
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Even a small amount in neck artery quadrupled the risk, study found

  • Artery Plaque Boosts Hispanics' Odds for Stroke
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Even a small amount in neck artery quadrupled the risk, study found

  • Gene Variants Can Predict Threat of Heart Disease
    (19-Mar-2008)
    Cholesterol-associated variants increase risk and may be early indication, study shows

  • The Elderly Can Be Candidates for Angioplasty, Stenting
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Those 80 and older may not need to be hospitalized, study says

  • Balance in Old Age Tied to Brain Changes
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Monitoring white matter levels may assist early identification of walking problems

  • The Elderly Can Be Candidates for Angioplasty, Stenting
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Those 80 and older may not need to be hospitalized, study says

  • The Elderly Can Be Candidates for Angioplasty, Stenting
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Those 80 and older may not need to be hospitalized, study says

  • The Elderly Can Be Candidates for Angioplasty, Stenting
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Those 80 and older may not need to be hospitalized, study says

  • Genetic Medicine Making Inroads Against Disease
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Advances against PTSD, bone loss and heart woes cited in new research

  • New Foam Treatment for Varicose Veins
    (18-Mar-2008)
    Study says it passed safety tests and is relatively painless

  • Angina More Common in Women Than Men
    (17-Mar-2008)
    That means many women may be under-treated for the heart condition, study suggests

  • Some Imperfect Hearts OK for Transplant
    (17-Mar-2008)
    Ventricular thickening didn't affect outcomes, could expand donor pool, experts say

  • Angina More Common in Women Than Men
    (17-Mar-2008)
    That means many women may be under-treated for the heart condition, study suggests

  • Chest Pain May Signal Cocaine Use in Young Patients
    (17-Mar-2008)
    It's important that doctors ask about drug use upfront, experts say

  • Some Imperfect Hearts OK for Transplant
    (17-Mar-2008)
    Ventricular thickening didn't affect outcomes, could expand donor pool, experts say

  • Chest Pain May Signal Cocaine Use in Young Patients
    (17-Mar-2008)
    It's important that doctors ask about drug use upfront, experts say

  • Melt-Away Stent Works Well in Trial
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Absorbed harmlessly in the body, it could replace traditional metal stents

  • White Men With Chest Pains Treated Fastest in ERs
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Government study found minorities, women not given heart treatments as quickly

  • Heart Risk Can Be Predicted Without Lab Tests
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Finding might help spot high-risk cases in developing countries

  • White Men With Chest Pains Treated Fastest in ERs
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Government study found minorities, women not given heart treatments as quickly

  • Melt-Away Stent Works Well in Trial
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Absorbed harmlessly in the body, it could replace traditional metal stents

  • Severe Menopause Symptoms Raise Heart Risks
    (14-Mar-2008)
    The worse the symptoms, the higher the chances of trouble, study shows

  • Heart Risk Can Be Predicted Without Lab Tests
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Finding might help spot high-risk cases in developing countries

  • White Men With Chest Pains Treated Fastest in ERs
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Government study found minorities, women not given heart treatments as quickly

  • Melt-Away Stent Works Well in Trial
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Absorbed harmlessly in the body, it could replace traditional metal stents

  • Severe Menopause Symptoms Raise Heart Risks
    (14-Mar-2008)
    The worse the symptoms, the higher the chances of trouble, study shows

  • Heart Risk Can Be Predicted Without Lab Tests
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Finding might help spot high-risk cases in developing countries

  • Anxiety Helps Elderly Women Live Longer
    (14-Mar-2008)
    But stress linked to shorter life for men, study finds

  • Severe Menopause Symptoms Raise Heart Risks
    (14-Mar-2008)
    The worse the symptoms, the higher the chances of trouble, study shows

  • Heart Risk Can Be Predicted Without Lab Tests
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Finding might help spot high-risk cases in developing countries

  • Heart Risk Can Be Predicted Without Lab Tests
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Finding might help spot high-risk cases in developing countries

  • White Men With Chest Pains Treated Fastest in ERs
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Government study found minorities, women not given heart treatments as quickly

  • White Men With Chest Pains Treated Fastest in ERs
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Government study found minorities, women not given heart treatments as quickly

  • Severe Menopause Symptoms Raise Heart Risks
    (14-Mar-2008)
    The worse the symptoms, the higher the chances of trouble, study shows

  • Heart Risk Can Be Predicted Without Lab Tests
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Finding might help spot high-risk cases in developing countries

  • Blood-Thinner Contaminant Traced to Chinese Plant
    (14-Mar-2008)
    As a result, FDA to require testing of all imported heparin

  • Health Tip: Cardiac Rehabilitation
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Why it's often recommended

  • White Men With Chest Pains Treated Fastest in ERs
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Government study found minorities, women not given heart treatments as quickly

  • Severe Menopause Symptoms Raise Heart Risks
    (14-Mar-2008)
    The worse the symptoms, the higher the chances of trouble, study shows

  • Heart Risk Can Be Predicted Without Lab Tests
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Finding might help spot high-risk cases in developing countries

  • Melt-Away Stent Works Well in Trial
    (14-Mar-2008)
    Absorbed harmlessly in the body, it could replace traditional metal stents

  • Secondhand Smoke Hikes Tots' Risk of Heart Disease
    (13-Mar-2008)
    Younger children are more affected than teens, a new study finds

  • Caring for Heart Patients Can Strain Hearts
    (12-Mar-2008)
    Caregivers were stressed, ate poorly, study found

  • Caring for Heart Patients Can Strain Hearts
    (12-Mar-2008)
    Caregivers were stressed, ate poorly, study found

  • Caring for Heart Patients Can Strain Hearts
    (12-Mar-2008)
    Caregivers were stressed, ate poorly, study found

  • Magnesium May Lower Risk for Some Strokes in Male Smokers
    (11-Mar-2008)
    Study suggests eating foods such as whole grains cuts risk of cerebral infarction

  • Magnesium May Lower Risk for Some Strokes in Male Smokers
    (11-Mar-2008)
    Study suggests eating foods such as whole grains cuts risk of cerebral infarction

  • Glaucoma May Boost Cardiovascular Death Risk in Blacks
    (11-Mar-2008)
    Inappropriate treatment with beta blockers, other meds also increases odds, study finds

  • New Method Boosts Cardiac Arrest Survival
    (11-Mar-2008)
    Emergency crews focus on uninterrupted chest compression, experts say

  • Magnesium May Lower Risk for Some Strokes in Male Smokers
    (11-Mar-2008)
    Study suggests eating foods such as whole grains cuts risk of cerebral infarction

  • Glaucoma May Boost Cardiovascular Death Risk in Blacks
    (11-Mar-2008)
    Inappropriate treatment with beta blockers, other meds also increases odds, study finds

  • Magnesium May Lower Risk for Some Strokes in Male Smokers
    (11-Mar-2008)
    Study suggests eating foods such as whole grains cuts risk of cerebral infarction

  • Glaucoma May Boost Cardiovascular Death Risk in Blacks
    (11-Mar-2008)
    Inappropriate treatment with beta blockers, other meds also increases odds, study finds

  • Magnesium May Lower Risk for Some Strokes in Male Smokers
    (11-Mar-2008)
    Study suggests eating foods such as whole grains cuts risk of cerebral infarction

  • Glaucoma May Boost Cardiovascular Death Risk in Blacks
    (11-Mar-2008)
    Inappropriate treatment with beta blockers, other meds also increases odds, study finds

  • Magnesium May Lower Risk for Some Strokes in Male Smokers
    (11-Mar-2008)
    Study suggests eating foods such as whole grains cuts risk of cerebral infarction

  • Vaccine Could One Day Control High Blood Pressure
    (07-Mar-2008)
    Preliminary study results encouraging; it would only be needed a few times a year

  • Depression After a Heart Attack Dangerous for Years
    (07-Mar-2008)
    Study finds long-lasting increased risk of death, but no clear explanation why

  • Even in Middle Age, Starting to Drink May Lower Heart Risks
    (07-Mar-2008)
    Wine is better than liquor, study says; a healthy lifestyle is even better, doctor adds

  • Depression After a Heart Attack Dangerous for Years
    (07-Mar-2008)
    Study finds long-lasting increased risk of death, but no clear explanation why

  • Vaccine Could One Day Control High Blood Pressure
    (07-Mar-2008)
    Preliminary study results encouraging; it would only be needed a few times a year

  • Even in Middle Age, Starting to Drink May Lower Heart Risks
    (07-Mar-2008)
    Wine is better than liquor, study says; a healthy lifestyle is even better, doctor adds

  • Vaccine Could One Day Control High Blood Pressure
    (07-Mar-2008)
    Preliminary study results encouraging; it would only be needed a few times a year

  • Heparin Problems Reported in Germany
    (07-Mar-2008)
    Adverse reactions similar to those in U.S., but product source is different, FDA says

  • Depression After a Heart Attack Dangerous for Years
    (07-Mar-2008)
    Study finds long-lasting increased risk of death, but no clear explanation why

  • Even in Middle Age, Starting to Drink May Lower Heart Risks
    (07-Mar-2008)
    Wine is better than liquor, study says; a healthy lifestyle is even better, doctor adds

  • Vaccine Could One Day Control High Blood Pressure
    (07-Mar-2008)
    Preliminary study results encouraging; it would only be needed a few times a year

  • Smoking Boosts 'Bleeding' Stroke Risk in Those With High Blood Pressure
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Study says tobacco use may further damage already weakened vessels

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs May Lower Heart Attack, Stroke Risk
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Reducing inflammation helps blunt cardiovascular threats, study suggests

  • Smoking Boosts 'Bleeding' Stroke Risk in Those With High Blood Pressure
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Study says tobacco use may further damage already weakened vessels

  • Smoking Boosts 'Bleeding' Stroke Risk in Those With High Blood Pressure
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Study says tobacco use may further damage already weakened vessels

  • Smoking Boosts 'Bleeding' Stroke Risk in Those With High Blood Pressure
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Study says tobacco use may further damage already weakened vessels

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs May Lower Heart Attack, Stroke Risk
    (06-Mar-2008)
    Reducing inflammation helps blunt cardiovascular threats, study suggests

  • Genetic Test Predicts Response to Warfarin
    (05-Mar-2008)
    Using it could save money and lives, expert says

  • FDA Finds Contaminant in Baxter's Recalled Heparin Products
    (05-Mar-2008)
    But officials can't say if it's responsible for adverse events, deaths reported

  • Genetic Test Predicts Response to Warfarin
    (05-Mar-2008)
    Using it could save money and lives, expert says

  • FDA Finds Contaminant in Baxter's Recalled Heparin Products
    (05-Mar-2008)
    But officials can't say if it's responsible for adverse events, deaths reported

  • Genetic Test Predicts Response to Warfarin
    (05-Mar-2008)
    Using it could save money and lives, expert says

  • Raised Breast Cancer Risk Persists After Combo HRT Stopped
    (04-Mar-2008)
    Latest data from Women's Health Initiative points to continued need for mammograms

  • Stress Can Help Trigger Stroke
    (03-Mar-2008)
    Study found a clear association, but no such link for depression

  • Stress Can Help Trigger Stroke
    (03-Mar-2008)
    Study found a clear association, but no such link for depression

  • Genetic Factors for Smoking Boost Chronic Bronchitis Risk
    (29-Feb-2008)
    Swedish study says it's first to quantify heritability of the disease

  • Cholesterol-Lowering Statins Tied to Tendon Woes
    (29-Feb-2008)
    But these side effects are rare and benefits still outweigh risks, experts say

  • Cholesterol-Lowering Statins Tied to Tendon Woes
    (29-Feb-2008)
    But these side effects are rare and benefits still outweigh risks, experts say

  • Genetic Factors for Smoking Boost Chronic Bronchitis Risk
    (29-Feb-2008)
    Swedish study says it's first to quantify heritability of the disease

  • Genetic Factors for Smoking Boost Chronic Bronchitis Risk
    (29-Feb-2008)
    Swedish study says it's first to quantify heritability of the disease

  • Age-Related Macular Degeneration Doubles Heart Attack and Stroke Risk
    (28-Feb-2008)
    Eye disease carries same risk as other circulatory problems, experts say

  • Ginkgo Biloba Might Not Preserve Memory in Octogenarians
    (28-Feb-2008)
    Study saw no clear benefit, but did see small number of strokes, mini-strokes

  • Age-Related Macular Degeneration Doubles Heart Attack and Stroke Risk
    (28-Feb-2008)
    Eye disease carries same risk as other circulatory problems, experts say

  • Curry Ingredient May Cut Cardiovascular Risks
    (27-Feb-2008)
    Findings in mice show curcumin reduces heart enlargement and lowers odds of organ failure

  • Overweight Hispanic Kids Show Early Markers for Diabetes
    (27-Feb-2008)
    Blood vessel damage sets stage for insulin resistance, heart disease, study finds

  • Curry Ingredient May Cut Cardiovascular Risks
    (27-Feb-2008)
    Findings in mice show curcumin reduces heart enlargement and lowers odds of organ failure

  • Overweight Hispanic Kids Show Early Markers for Diabetes
    (27-Feb-2008)
    Blood vessel damage sets stage for insulin resistance, heart disease, study finds

  • Curry Ingredient May Cut Cardiovascular Risks
    (27-Feb-2008)
    Findings in mice show curcumin reduces heart enlargement and lowers odds of organ failure

  • Overweight Hispanic Kids Show Early Markers for Diabetes
    (27-Feb-2008)
    Blood vessel damage sets stage for insulin resistance, heart disease, study finds

  • Overweight Hispanic Kids Show Early Markers for Diabetes
    (27-Feb-2008)
    Blood vessel damage sets stage for insulin resistance, heart disease, study finds

  • Curry Ingredient May Cut Cardiovascular Risks
    (27-Feb-2008)
    Findings in mice show curcumin reduces heart enlargement and lowers odds of organ failure

  • Overweight Hispanic Kids Show Early Markers for Diabetes
    (27-Feb-2008)
    Blood vessel damage sets stage for insulin resistance, heart disease, study finds

  • Curry Ingredient May Cut Cardiovascular Risks
    (27-Feb-2008)
    Findings in mice show curcumin reduces heart enlargement and lowers odds of organ failure

  • Overweight Hispanic Kids Show Early Markers for Diabetes
    (27-Feb-2008)
    Blood vessel damage sets stage for insulin resistance, heart disease, study finds

  • Curry Ingredient May Cut Cardiovascular Risks
    (27-Feb-2008)
    Findings in mice show curcumin reduces heart enlargement and lowers odds of organ failure

  • Overweight Hispanic Kids Show Early Markers for Diabetes
    (27-Feb-2008)
    Blood vessel damage sets stage for insulin resistance, heart disease, study finds

  • National Effort Needed to Address Hyperglycemia in Heart Patients
    (26-Feb-2008)
    American Heart Association says high blood sugar condition linked to high mortality

  • Adult Stem Cells Help Those With Immune Disorders, Heart Disease
    (26-Feb-2008)
    Analysis of studies finds modest benefit with both conditions

  • National Effort Needed to Address Hyperglycemia in Heart Patients
    (26-Feb-2008)
    American Heart Association says high blood sugar condition linked to high mortality

  • Adult Stem Cells Help Those With Immune Disorders, Heart Disease
    (26-Feb-2008)
    Analysis of studies finds modest benefit with both conditions

  • National Effort Needed to Address Hyperglycemia in Heart Patients
    (26-Feb-2008)
    American Heart Association says high blood sugar condition linked to high mortality

  • Adult Stem Cells Help Those With Immune Disorders, Heart Disease
    (26-Feb-2008)
    Analysis of studies finds modest benefit with both conditions

  • National Effort Needed to Address Hyperglycemia in Heart Patients
    (26-Feb-2008)
    American Heart Association says high blood sugar condition linked to high mortality

  • National Effort Needed to Address Hyperglycemia in Heart Patients
    (26-Feb-2008)
    American Heart Association says high blood sugar condition linked to high mortality

  • National Effort Needed to Address Hyperglycemia in Heart Patients
    (26-Feb-2008)
    American Heart Association says high blood sugar condition linked to high mortality

  • Doing Angioplasty Long After Heart Attack Still Worth It, Analysis Shows
    (25-Feb-2008)
    But author of one of studies in the review challenges the finding

  • Viral Infections Tied to Pregnancy Complications
    (25-Feb-2008)
    Exposure, especially to herpes, linked to high blood pressure, preterm births, study finds

  • More Elderly Americans Living With Heart Failure
    (25-Feb-2008)
    Incidence has declined, but survival gains place burden on Medicare, analysis finds

  • Doing Angioplasty Long After Heart Attack Still Worth It, Analysis Shows
    (25-Feb-2008)
    But author of one of studies in the review challenges the finding

  • More Elderly Americans Living With Heart Failure
    (25-Feb-2008)
    Incidence has declined, but survival gains place burden on Medicare, analysis finds

  • Many Patients Fail to Take Drugs After Heart Attack
    (25-Feb-2008)
    One in five prescriptions were never filled after hospital discharge, study found

  • Many Patients Fail to Take Drugs After Heart Attack
    (25-Feb-2008)
    One in five prescriptions were never filled after hospital discharge, study found

  • Doing Angioplasty Long After Heart Attack Still Worth It, Analysis Shows
    (25-Feb-2008)
    But author of one of studies in the review challenges the finding

  • More Elderly Americans Living With Heart Failure
    (25-Feb-2008)
    Incidence has declined, but survival gains place burden on Medicare, analysis finds

  • More Elderly Americans Living With Heart Failure
    (25-Feb-2008)
    Incidence has declined, but survival gains place burden on Medicare, analysis finds

  • Blood Clots in Legs, Lungs Predispose Patients to Repeat Episodes
    (25-Feb-2008)
    They're at risk for new blockages within 3 years, study finds

  • More Risk Factors, Less Access to Care Behind Higher Stroke Rates in U.S.
    (23-Feb-2008)
    Europeans less likely to have an attack, study finds

  • More Risk Factors, Less Access to Care Behind Higher Stroke Rates in U.S.
    (23-Feb-2008)
    Europeans less likely to have an attack, study finds

  • Experts Offer Clarity on Confusion Surrounding Stents
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Amid flurry of studies, certain advice emerging for heart patients

  • Stroke Risk Factors Drain Memory
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Cognitive powers decline faster among those who have a higher chance of brain attack

  • New Stroke Therapies Show Promise
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Clot buster works longer than thought, lowering blood pressure limits damage, and vacuum device sucks up clots safely for 8 hours

  • Experts Offer Clarity on Confusion Surrounding Stents
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Amid flurry of studies, certain advice emerging for heart patients

  • Heart Disease Deaths Over-Reported in New York City
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Study says doctors overestimated in-hospital mortality by 51%

  • Experts Offer Clarity on Confusion Surrounding Stents
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Amid flurry of studies, certain advice emerging for heart patients

  • Heart Disease Deaths Over-Reported in New York City
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Study says doctors overestimated in-hospital mortality by 51%

  • Experts Offer Clarity on Confusion Surrounding Stents
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Amid flurry of studies, certain advice emerging for heart patients

  • Heart Disease Deaths Over-Reported in New York City
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Study says doctors overestimated in-hospital mortality by 51%

  • Stroke More Prevalent in U.S. Than in Europe
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Poor Americans fare worse; risks, health-care system cited as factors

  • Experts Offer Clarity on Confusion Surrounding Stents
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Amid flurry of studies, certain advice emerging for heart patients

  • Stroke More Prevalent in U.S. Than in Europe
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Poor Americans fare worse; risks, health-care system cited as factors

  • Heart Disease Deaths Over-Reported in New York City
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Study says doctors overestimated in-hospital mortality by 51%

  • Stroke Risk Factors Drain Memory
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Cognitive powers decline faster among those who have a higher chance of brain attack

  • New Stroke Therapies Show Promise
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Clot buster works longer than thought, lowering blood pressure limits damage, and vacuum device sucks up clots safely for 8 hours

  • Stroke More Prevalent in U.S. Than in Europe
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Poor Americans fare worse; risks, health-care system cited as factors

  • Stroke Risk Factors Drain Memory
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Cognitive powers decline faster among those who have a higher chance of brain attack

  • New Stroke Therapies Show Promise
    (22-Feb-2008)
    Clot buster works longer than thought, lowering blood pressure limits damage, and vacuum device sucks up clots safely for 8 hours

  • Moderate Aerobic Fitness Levels May Cut Stroke Risk
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Findings show just 30 minutes of activity helped men, women regardless of family history

  • Cats Help Shield Owners From Heart Attack
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Study finds 30% risk reduction when felines are in the home

  • Awareness of Heart Attack Signs Lags in U.S.
    (21-Feb-2008)
    But most people surveyed know to call 911 when one happens, CDC says

  • Moderate Aerobic Fitness Levels May Cut Stroke Risk
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Findings show just 30 minutes of activity helped men, women regardless of family history

  • Cats Help Shield Owners From Heart Attack
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Study finds 30% risk reduction when felines are in the home

  • Awareness of Heart Attack Signs Lags in U.S.
    (21-Feb-2008)
    But most people surveyed know to call 911 when one happens, CDC says

  • Awareness of Heart Attack Signs Lags in U.S.
    (21-Feb-2008)
    But most people surveyed know to call 911 when one happens, CDC says

  • Moderate Aerobic Fitness Levels May Cut Stroke Risk
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Findings show just 30 minutes of activity helped men, women regardless of family history

  • Cats Help Shield Owners From Heart Attack
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Study finds 30% risk reduction when felines are in the home

  • Awareness of Heart Attack Signs Lags in U.S.
    (21-Feb-2008)
    But most people surveyed know to call 911 when one happens, CDC says

  • Moderate Aerobic Fitness Levels May Cut Stroke Risk
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Findings show just 30 minutes of activity helped men, women regardless of family history

  • Fish Oil Flounders, But Fiber Might Lower Stroke Risk
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Pair of studies examine effect of diet on stroke prevention, outcomes

  • New Stroke Treatments Reduce Brain Damage, Improve Recovery
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Caffeine-alcohol mix plus clot-busting drug proves potent resource as does body cooling with fever reducer

  • Awareness of Heart Attack Signs Lags in U.S.
    (21-Feb-2008)
    But most people surveyed know to call 911 when one happens, CDC says

  • Awareness of Heart Attack Signs Lags in U.S.
    (21-Feb-2008)
    But most people surveyed know to call 911 when one happens, CDC says

  • Moderate Aerobic Fitness Levels May Cut Stroke Risk
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Findings show just 30 minutes of activity helped men, women regardless of family history

  • Daytime Dozing Might Raise Stroke Risk
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Sleep apnea could be the connection, experts say

  • Fish Oil Flounders, But Fiber Might Lower Stroke Risk
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Pair of studies examine effect of diet on stroke prevention, outcomes

  • New Stroke Treatments Reduce Brain Damage, Improve Recovery
    (21-Feb-2008)
    Caffeine-alcohol mix plus clot-busting drug proves potent resource as does body cooling with fever reducer

  • More Evidence of Danger From Heart Surgery Drug
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Anti-bleeding agent Trasylol tied to increased death, complications, studies find

  • Middle-Aged Women Gaining Weight, Raising Their Stroke Risk
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Study finds both went up simultaneously in recent decades

  • Cognitive Impairment Declining in Older Adults
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Education, wealth play big part in downward trend, study suggests

  • Mammograms Might Spot Stroke Risk
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Calcifications in breast arteries upped chances of cardiovascular trouble, study finds

  • Middle-Aged Women Gaining Weight, Raising Their Stroke Risk
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Study finds both went up simultaneously in recent decades

  • Cognitive Impairment Declining in Older Adults
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Education, wealth play big part in downward trend, study suggests

  • More Evidence of Danger From Heart Surgery Drug
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Anti-bleeding agent Trasylol tied to increased death, complications, studies find

  • Music Therapy Improves Stroke Outcomes
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Study finds enhanced alertness, mood in those who listened just a few hours a day

  • Cognitive Impairment Declining in Older Adults
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Education, wealth play big part in downward trend, study suggests

  • Mammograms Might Spot Stroke Risk
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Calcifications in breast arteries upped chances of cardiovascular trouble, study finds

  • Middle-Aged Women Gaining Weight, Raising Their Stroke Risk
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Study finds both went up simultaneously in recent decades

  • Stem Cells Repair Stroke Damage in Rats
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Study suggests same technique might one day work in humans

  • Music Therapy Improves Stroke Outcomes
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Study finds enhanced alertness, mood in those who listened just a few hours a day

  • Cognitive Impairment Declining in Older Adults
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Education, wealth play big part in downward trend, study suggests

  • Mammograms Might Spot Stroke Risk
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Calcifications in breast arteries upped chances of cardiovascular trouble, study finds

  • Middle-Aged Women Gaining Weight, Raising Their Stroke Risk
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Study finds both went up simultaneously in recent decades

  • In-Hospital Stroke Deaths Rise on Nights, Weekends
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Staffing changes may be to blame, experts say

  • Stem Cells Repair Stroke Damage in Rats
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Study suggests same technique might one day work in humans

  • Music Therapy Improves Stroke Outcomes
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Study finds enhanced alertness, mood in those who listened just a few hours a day

  • More Evidence of Danger From Heart Surgery Drug
    (20-Feb-2008)
    Anti-bleeding agent Trasylol tied to increased death, complications, studies find

  • No Difference Found in Treatments for Acute Kidney Failure
    (19-Feb-2008)
    Continuous vs. intermittent dialysis produced same results, analysis shows

  • Hypertension a Health Challenge for Women
    (19-Feb-2008)
    Too many don't have their blood pressure under control, researchers say

  • Heart Attacks in Hospital More Deadly at Night, on Weekends
    (19-Feb-2008)
    Study suggests staffing, systemic issues behind difference in mortality rates

  • Hypertension a Health Challenge for Women
    (19-Feb-2008)
    Too many don't have their blood pressure under control, researchers say

  • Heart Attacks in Hospital More Deadly at Night, on Weekends
    (19-Feb-2008)
    Study suggests staffing, systemic issues behind difference in mortality rates

  • Heart Attacks in Hospital More Deadly at Night, on Weekends
    (19-Feb-2008)
    Study suggests staffing, systemic issues behind difference in mortality rates

  • Hypertension a Health Challenge for Women
    (19-Feb-2008)
    Too many don't have their blood pressure under control, researchers say

  • Heart Attacks in Hospital More Deadly at Night, on Weekends
    (19-Feb-2008)
    Study suggests staffing, systemic issues behind difference in mortality rates

  • Free Drugs After Heart Attack Would Save Money, Lengthen Lives
    (18-Feb-2008)
    More patients would take recommended medications, study says

  • Free Drugs After Heart Attack Would Save Money, Lengthen Lives
    (18-Feb-2008)
    More patients would take recommended medications, study says

  • Free Drugs After Heart Attack Would Save Money, Lengthen Lives
    (18-Feb-2008)
    More patients would take recommended medications, study says

  • Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs May Ease Irregular Heartbeat
    (18-Feb-2008)
    Statins effective against atrial fibrillation, analysis shows

  • Free Drugs After Heart Attack Would Save Money, Lengthen Lives
    (18-Feb-2008)
    More patients would take recommended medications, study says

  • Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs May Ease Irregular Heartbeat
    (18-Feb-2008)
    Statins effective against atrial fibrillation, analysis shows

  • Free Drugs After Heart Attack Would Save Money, Lengthen Lives
    (18-Feb-2008)
    More patients would take recommended medications, study says

  • One Drink May Help Heart, But Two Is Too Many
    (18-Feb-2008)
    Extra glass negates immediate benefits to circulation, Canadian study says

  • Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs May Ease Irregular Heartbeat
    (18-Feb-2008)
    Statins effective against atrial fibrillation, analysis shows

  • Free Drugs After Heart Attack Would Save Money, Lengthen Lives
    (18-Feb-2008)
    More patients would take recommended medications, study says

  • One Drink May Help Heart, But Two Is Too Many
    (18-Feb-2008)
    Extra glass negates immediate benefits to circulation, Canadian study says

  • One Drink May Help Heart, But Two Is Too Many
    (18-Feb-2008)
    Extra glass negates immediate benefits to circulation, Canadian study says

  • Drug Cuts Muscle Damage After Heart Attack
    (14-Feb-2008)
    Safety trial shows novel compound blocks enzyme triggering cell and tissue death

  • Single Mutation in Mitochondrial DNA Weakens Heart, Muscles
    (14-Feb-2008)
    Changes in tissue similar to effects of aging, report suggests

  • Drug Cuts Muscle Damage After Heart Attack
    (14-Feb-2008)
    Safety trial shows novel compound blocks enzyme triggering cell and tissue death

  • Drug Cuts Muscle Damage After Heart Attack
    (14-Feb-2008)
    Safety trial shows novel compound blocks enzyme triggering cell and tissue death

  • Drug Cuts Muscle Damage After Heart Attack
    (14-Feb-2008)
    Safety trial shows novel compound blocks enzyme triggering cell and tissue death

  • Drug Cuts Muscle Damage After Heart Attack
    (14-Feb-2008)
    Safety trial shows novel compound blocks enzyme triggering cell and tissue death

  • Drug-Coated Balloons Keep Leg Arteries Open: Study
    (13-Feb-2008)
    Small German trial could be a breakthrough treatment in vascular disease

  • Drug-Coated Balloons Keep Leg Arteries Open: Study
    (13-Feb-2008)
    Small German trial could be a breakthrough treatment in vascular disease

  • Airplane Noise Boosts Blood Pressure Even During Sleep
    (13-Feb-2008)
    More must be done to help people living near major flight hubs, researchers say

  • Kidney Cancer Drug Linked to Higher Rate of Heart Problems
    (13-Feb-2008)
    But Sutent's benefits may still outweigh its risks for many patients, experts say

  • Kidney Cancer Drug Linked to Higher Rate of Heart Problems
    (13-Feb-2008)
    But Sutent's benefits may still outweigh its risks for many patients, experts say

  • Triglycerides Linked to Coronary Disease Risk
    (12-Feb-2008)
    Should be considered along with LDL cholesterol in prevention efforts, study indicates

  • Muscle Fatigue Drug May Fight Heart Failure
    (12-Feb-2008)
    It seems to plug calcium leaks that cause tiring in muscles, study says

  • Triglycerides Linked to Coronary Disease Risk
    (12-Feb-2008)
    Should be considered along with LDL cholesterol in prevention efforts, study indicates

  • Triglycerides Linked to Coronary Disease Risk
    (12-Feb-2008)
    Should be considered along with LDL cholesterol in prevention efforts, study indicates

  • Muscle Fatigue Drug May Fight Heart Failure
    (12-Feb-2008)
    It seems to plug calcium leaks that cause tiring in muscles, study says

  • Triglycerides Linked to Coronary Disease Risk
    (12-Feb-2008)
    Should be considered along with LDL cholesterol in prevention efforts, study indicates

  • Muscle Fatigue Drug May Fight Heart Failure
    (12-Feb-2008)
    It seems to plug calcium leaks that cause tiring in muscles, study says

  • Triglycerides Linked to Coronary Disease Risk
    (12-Feb-2008)
    Should be considered along with LDL cholesterol in prevention efforts, study indicates

  • Muscle Fatigue Drug May Fight Heart Failure
    (12-Feb-2008)
    It seems to plug calcium leaks that cause tiring in muscles, study says

  • Triglycerides Linked to Coronary Disease Risk
    (12-Feb-2008)
    Should be considered along with LDL cholesterol in prevention efforts, study indicates

  • Most With High Blood Pressure Don't Follow Recommended Diet
    (11-Feb-2008)
    Those who could benefit most have the poorest eating habits

  • High Blood Pressure on Increase Among American Women
    (11-Feb-2008)
    State-by-state survey also found prevalence rate among men not as low as should be

  • High Blood Pressure on Increase Among American Women
    (11-Feb-2008)
    State-by-state survey also found prevalence rate among men not as low as should be

  • High Blood Pressure on Increase Among American Women
    (11-Feb-2008)
    State-by-state survey also found prevalence rate among men not as low as should be

  • High Blood Pressure on Increase Among American Women
    (11-Feb-2008)
    State-by-state survey also found prevalence rate among men not as low as should be

  • High Blood Pressure on Increase Among American Women
    (11-Feb-2008)
    State-by-state survey also found prevalence rate among men not as low as should be

  • Drug Combo Tied to Kidney Risk With Some Cardiac Surgeries
    (08-Feb-2008)
    Aprotinin plus ACE inhibitor associated with renal woes during off-pump surgery, U.K. study finds

  • Heart Attack Seldom Leads to Healthier Diet
    (08-Feb-2008)
    Most patients were still eating poorly one year later, study found

  • Drug Combo Tied to Kidney Risk With Some Cardiac Surgeries
    (08-Feb-2008)
    Aprotinin plus ACE inhibitor associated with renal woes during off-pump surgery, U.K. study finds

  • Heart Attack Seldom Leads to Healthier Diet
    (08-Feb-2008)
    Most patients were still eating poorly one year later, study found

  • Drug Combo Tied to Kidney Risk With Some Cardiac Surgeries
    (08-Feb-2008)
    Aprotinin plus ACE inhibitor associated with renal woes during off-pump surgery, U.K. study finds

  • Drug Combo Tied to Kidney Risk With Some Cardiac Surgeries
    (08-Feb-2008)
    Aprotinin plus ACE inhibitor associated with renal woes during off-pump surgery, U.K. study finds

  • Gene Linked to Inflammatory Arthritis Also Raises Heart Risks
    (07-Feb-2008)
    British study found HLA-DRB1 increased chances of dying from cardiovascular causes

  • Gene Linked to Inflammatory Arthritis Also Raises Heart Risks
    (07-Feb-2008)
    British study found HLA-DRB1 increased chances of dying from cardiovascular causes

  • Gene Linked to Inflammatory Arthritis Also Raises Heart Risks
    (07-Feb-2008)
    British study found HLA-DRB1 increased chances of dying from cardiovascular causes

  • 'Decellularized' Heart Valve Approved
    (07-Feb-2008)
    A donated valve that's been stripped of human cells

  • Gene Linked to Inflammatory Arthritis Also Raises Heart Risks
    (07-Feb-2008)
    British study found HLA-DRB1 increased chances of dying from cardiovascular causes

  • Harnessing Human Energy for Medical Good
    (07-Feb-2008)
    Device could use act of walking to power artificial limbs, insulin pumps, pacemakers

  • Sucking Out Clot Debris Helps Heart Attack Patients
    (06-Feb-2008)
    Dutch study found vacuuming clogged vessels before angioplasty improved outcomes

  • Sucking Out Clot Debris Helps Heart Attack Patients
    (06-Feb-2008)
    Dutch study found vacuuming clogged vessels before angioplasty improved outcomes

  • Death Rates From Cardiovascular Causes Vary Widely Across Europe
    (06-Feb-2008)
    Differences were found between and within countries, researcher notes

  • Sucking Out Clot Debris Helps Heart Attack Patients
    (06-Feb-2008)
    Dutch study found vacuuming clogged vessels before angioplasty improved outcomes

  • Death Rates From Cardiovascular Causes Vary Widely Across Europe
    (06-Feb-2008)
    Differences were found between and within countries, researcher notes

  • Blood Pressure Drugs Might Prevent Parkinson's
    (06-Feb-2008)
    Preliminary study finds some benefit from calcium channel blockers

  • Sucking Out Clot Debris Helps Heart Attack Patients
    (06-Feb-2008)
    Dutch study found vacuuming clogged vessels before angioplasty improved outcomes

  • Death Rates From Cardiovascular Causes Vary Widely Across Europe
    (06-Feb-2008)
    Differences were found between and within countries, researcher notes

  • Death Rates From Cardiovascular Causes Vary Widely Across Europe
    (06-Feb-2008)
    Differences were found between and within countries, researcher notes

  • Sucking Out Clot Debris Helps Heart Attack Patients
    (06-Feb-2008)
    Dutch study found vacuuming clogged vessels before angioplasty improved outcomes

  • Death Rates From Cardiovascular Causes Vary Widely Across Europe
    (06-Feb-2008)
    Differences were found between and within countries, researcher notes

  • Death Rates From Cardiovascular Causes Vary Widely Across Europe
    (06-Feb-2008)
    Differences were found between and within countries, researcher notes

  • Sucking Out Clot Debris Helps Heart Attack Patients
    (06-Feb-2008)
    Dutch study found vacuuming clogged vessels before angioplasty improved outcomes

  • Death Rates From Cardiovascular Causes Vary Widely Across Europe
    (06-Feb-2008)
    Differences were found between and within countries, researcher notes

  • Death Rates From Cardiovascular Causes Vary Widely Across Europe
    (06-Feb-2008)
    Differences were found between and within countries, researcher notes

  • First 90 Days After Stopping Plavix Most Dangerous
    (05-Feb-2008)
    Study finds highest risk of adverse events for heart patients is in early period

  • First 90 Days After Stopping Plavix Most Dangerous
    (05-Feb-2008)
    Study finds highest risk of adverse events for heart patients is in early period

  • GPS Devices Measure Severity of Peripheral Artery Disease
    (05-Feb-2008)
    Same technology used in cars determined walking abilities of patients, study suggests

  • First 90 Days After Stopping Plavix Most Dangerous
    (05-Feb-2008)
    Study finds highest risk of adverse events for heart patients is in early period

  • First 90 Days After Stopping Plavix Most Dangerous
    (05-Feb-2008)
    Study finds highest risk of adverse events for heart patients is in early period

  • First 90 Days After Stopping Plavix Most Dangerous
    (05-Feb-2008)
    Study finds highest risk of adverse events for heart patients is in early period

  • First 90 Days After Stopping Plavix Most Dangerous
    (05-Feb-2008)
    Study finds highest risk of adverse events for heart patients is in early period

  • First 90 Days After Stopping Plavix Most Dangerous
    (05-Feb-2008)
    Study finds highest risk of adverse events for heart patients is in early period

  • Drug-Coated Stents Better Than Bare-Metal Ones in Complex Cases
    (04-Feb-2008)
    Survival advantage found in 'off-label' uses, report suggests

  • Black Men Most at Risk for Kidney Disease Complications
    (04-Feb-2008)
    Black women also less likely to have blood pressure under control, study finds

  • Drug-Coated Stents Better Than Bare-Metal Ones in Complex Cases
    (04-Feb-2008)
    Survival advantage found in 'off-label' uses, report suggests

  • Drug-Coated Stents Better Than Bare-Metal Ones in Complex Cases
    (04-Feb-2008)
    Survival advantage found in 'off-label' uses, report suggests

  • Drug-Coated Stents Better Than Bare-Metal Ones in Complex Cases
    (04-Feb-2008)
    Survival advantage found in 'off-label' uses, report suggests

  • Drug-Coated Stents Better Than Bare-Metal Ones in Complex Cases
    (04-Feb-2008)
    Survival advantage found in 'off-label' uses, report suggests

  • Drug-Coated Stents Better Than Bare-Metal Ones in Complex Cases
    (04-Feb-2008)
    Survival advantage found in 'off-label' uses, report suggests

  • Drug-Coated Stents Better Than Bare-Metal Ones in Complex Cases
    (04-Feb-2008)
    Survival advantage found in 'off-label' uses, report suggests

  • Stars Don Red to Raise Awareness of Women's Heart Risk
    (02-Feb-2008)
    Dress show is kickoff to campaign on nation's top killer

  • Stars Don Red to Raise Awareness of Women's Heart Risk
    (02-Feb-2008)
    Dress show is kickoff to campaign on nation's top killer

  • FDA Approves New Drug-Eluting Stent
    (01-Feb-2008)
    To help people with narrowed arteries

  • IPods Don't Interfere With Heart Pacemakers
    (01-Feb-2008)
    Government study checked 4 models and found no problems

  • Sugary Soft Drinks Boost Gout Risk in Men
    (31-Jan-2008)
    Just 2 or more beverages a day increased chances by 85%, study finds

  • Health Tip: Understanding an Aneurysm
    (30-Jan-2008)
    Requires immediate evaluation and treatment

  • Study Challenges New Benchmark for High-Volume Heart Transplant Hospitals
    (30-Jan-2008)
    Johns Hopkins researchers question government decision to lower requirements for designation

  • Super Bowl Fans Should Heed Heart Risk Finding
    (30-Jan-2008)
    German study found higher chances of cardiovascular trouble during 2006 World Cup matches

  • Study Challenges New Benchmark for High-Volume Heart Transplant Hospitals
    (30-Jan-2008)
    Johns Hopkins researchers question government decision to lower requirements for designation

  • Minimally Invasive Surgery Fixes Aneurysms
    (30-Jan-2008)
    Study finds advantages over conventional operation

  • Super Bowl Fans Should Heed Heart Risk Finding
    (30-Jan-2008)
    German study found higher chances of cardiovascular trouble during 2006 World Cup matches

  • Super Bowl Fans Should Heed Heart Risk Finding
    (30-Jan-2008)
    German study found higher chances of cardiovascular trouble during 2006 World Cup matches

  • Study Challenges New Benchmark for High-Volume Heart Transplant Hospitals
    (30-Jan-2008)
    Johns Hopkins researchers question government decision to lower requirements for designation

  • Super Bowl Fans Should Heed Heart Risk Finding
    (30-Jan-2008)
    German study found higher chances of cardiovascular trouble during 2006 World Cup matches

  • Super Bowl Fans Should Heed Heart Risk Finding
    (30-Jan-2008)
    German study found higher chances of cardiovascular trouble during 2006 World Cup matches

  • Stents Slightly Better Than Bypass for Blocked Left Coronary Artery
    (29-Jan-2008)
    But experts question results of small Polish study

  • Study Finds Both Coated Stents Perform the Same
    (29-Jan-2008)
    Incidence of major adverse events was also lower than researchers anticipated

  • Stents Slightly Better Than Bypass for Blocked Left Coronary Artery
    (29-Jan-2008)
    But experts question results of small Polish study

  • Study Finds Both Coated Stents Perform the Same
    (29-Jan-2008)
    Incidence of major adverse events was also lower than researchers anticipated

  • Stents Slightly Better Than Bypass for Blocked Left Coronary Artery
    (29-Jan-2008)
    But experts question results of small Polish study

  • Study Finds Both Coated Stents Perform the Same
    (29-Jan-2008)
    Incidence of major adverse events was also lower than researchers anticipated

  • Stents Slightly Better Than Bypass for Blocked Left Coronary Artery
    (29-Jan-2008)
    But experts question results of small Polish study

  • Stents Slightly Better Than Bypass for Blocked Left Coronary Artery
    (29-Jan-2008)
    But experts question results of small Polish study

  • Anti-Clotting Drug Helps Infants With Heart Ills
    (29-Jan-2008)
    Study shows use for small doses of Plavix in children under 2

  • Stents Slightly Better Than Bypass for Blocked Left Coronary Artery
    (29-Jan-2008)
    But experts question results of small Polish study

  • Study Finds Both Coated Stents Perform the Same
    (29-Jan-2008)
    Incidence of major adverse events was also lower than researchers anticipated

  • Study Finds Both Coated Stents Perform the Same
    (29-Jan-2008)
    Incidence of major adverse events was also lower than researchers anticipated

  • Stents Slightly Better Than Bypass for Blocked Left Coronary Artery
    (29-Jan-2008)
    But experts question results of small Polish study

  • Diuretics Best for Hypertension and Metabolic Syndrome
    (28-Jan-2008)
    Drugs as good or better than others in treating both conditions

  • Diuretics Best for Hypertension and Metabolic Syndrome
    (28-Jan-2008)
    Drugs as good or better than others in treating both conditions

  • Diuretics Best for Hypertension and Metabolic Syndrome
    (28-Jan-2008)
    Drugs as good or better than others in treating both conditions

  • Diuretics Best for Hypertension and Metabolic Syndrome
    (28-Jan-2008)
    Drugs as good or better than others in treating both conditions

  • Diuretics Best for Hypertension and Metabolic Syndrome
    (28-Jan-2008)
    Drugs as good or better than others in treating both conditions

  • Diuretics Best for Hypertension and Metabolic Syndrome
    (28-Jan-2008)
    Drugs as good or better than others in treating both conditions

  • Anti-Clotting Drug Trial Shortened by Bleeding Problems
    (25-Jan-2008)
    But study author says medication could help many avoid stroke

  • FDA Will Wait for Trial Results on Vytorin
    (25-Jan-2008)
    Early findings saw no medical benefit; heart expert calls it 'second-line' medication

  • Anti-Clotting Drug Trial Shortened by Bleeding Problems
    (25-Jan-2008)
    But study author says medication could help many avoid stroke

  • FDA Will Wait for Trial Results on Vytorin
    (25-Jan-2008)
    Early findings saw no medical benefit; heart expert calls it 'second-line' medication

  • Surgery Better Than Stents for Multiple Blockages
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Fewer deaths, heart attacks found in 18-month study

  • Peripheral Arterial Disease Costlier to Treat Than Heart Trouble
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Prolonged recovery, potential for repeat treatments to blame, study finds

  • Surgery Better Than Stents for Multiple Blockages
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Fewer deaths, heart attacks found in 18-month study

  • A Little Regular Exercise Extends Men's Lives
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Brisk 30-minute walk a few days a week cut death risk in half, study found

  • Peripheral Arterial Disease Costlier to Treat Than Heart Trouble
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Prolonged recovery, potential for repeat treatments to blame, study finds

  • Surgery Better Than Stents for Multiple Blockages
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Fewer deaths, heart attacks found in 18-month study

  • Surgery Better Than Stents for Multiple Blockages
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Fewer deaths, heart attacks found in 18-month study

  • Peripheral Arterial Disease Costlier to Treat Than Heart Trouble
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Prolonged recovery, potential for repeat treatments to blame, study finds

  • Surgery Better Than Stents for Multiple Blockages
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Fewer deaths, heart attacks found in 18-month study

  • Peripheral Arterial Disease Costlier to Treat Than Heart Trouble
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Prolonged recovery, potential for repeat treatments to blame, study finds

  • Peripheral Arterial Disease Costlier to Treat Than Heart Trouble
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Prolonged recovery, potential for repeat treatments to blame, study finds

  • Surgery Better Than Stents for Multiple Blockages
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Fewer deaths, heart attacks found in 18-month study

  • Peripheral Arterial Disease Costlier to Treat Than Heart Trouble
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Prolonged recovery, potential for repeat treatments to blame, study finds

  • Peripheral Arterial Disease Costlier to Treat Than Heart Trouble
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Prolonged recovery, potential for repeat treatments to blame, study finds

  • Surgery Better Than Stents for Multiple Blockages
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Fewer deaths, heart attacks found in 18-month study

  • Advanced Therapy Aids Stroke Patients
    (23-Jan-2008)
    Procedure brings clot-busting drugs right to site of blood clot, study reports

  • Liver Cancer Drug Raises Blood Pressure
    (22-Jan-2008)
    Patients taking Nexavar need to be monitored closely, study says

  • Genetics Influence Blood Pressure Medications
    (22-Jan-2008)
    A person's gene profile seems to dictate reponse, study finds

  • Liver Cancer Drug Raises Blood Pressure
    (22-Jan-2008)
    Patients taking Nexavar need to be monitored closely, study says

  • U.S. Deaths Down From Heart Disease, Stroke
    (22-Jan-2008)
    But childhood obesity epidemic could undo gains, heart association says

  • Another Study Links Western Diet to Heart, Health Risks
    (22-Jan-2008)
    But it also found that diet soda doesn't protect against metabolic syndrome

  • Liver Cancer Drug Raises Blood Pressure
    (22-Jan-2008)
    Patients taking Nexavar need to be monitored closely, study says

  • U.S. Deaths Down From Heart Disease, Stroke
    (22-Jan-2008)
    But childhood obesity epidemic could undo gains, heart association says

  • Genetics Influence Blood Pressure Medications
    (22-Jan-2008)
    A person's gene profile seems to dictate reponse, study finds

  • Genetics Influence Blood Pressure Medications
    (22-Jan-2008)
    A person's gene profile seems to dictate reponse, study finds

  • U.S. Deaths Down From Heart Disease, Stroke
    (22-Jan-2008)
    But childhood obesity epidemic could undo gains, heart association says

  • Another Study Links Western Diet to Heart, Health Risks
    (22-Jan-2008)
    But it also found that diet soda doesn't protect against metabolic syndrome

  • U.S. Deaths Down From Heart Disease, Stroke
    (22-Jan-2008)
    But childhood obesity epidemic could undo gains, heart association says

  • Genetics Influence Blood Pressure Medications
    (22-Jan-2008)
    A person's gene profile seems to dictate reponse, study finds

  • 'Drug-Free' Stent Coating Shows Promise
    (21-Jan-2008)
    Trial finds polymer reduces inflammatory reaction associated with current devices

  • High Blood Sugar Boosts Women's Heart Disease Risk
    (21-Jan-2008)
    Men don't seem to be as prone to problem, study finds

  • 'Drug-Free' Stent Coating Shows Promise
    (21-Jan-2008)
    Trial finds polymer reduces inflammatory reaction associated with current devices

  • Two-Drug Combination Approved for High Blood Pressure
    (21-Jan-2008)
    Eased hypertension better than either drug alone, maker says

  • 'Drug-Free' Stent Coating Shows Promise
    (21-Jan-2008)
    Trial finds polymer reduces inflammatory reaction associated with current devices

  • 'Drug-Free' Stent Coating Shows Promise
    (21-Jan-2008)
    Trial finds polymer reduces inflammatory reaction associated with current devices

  • Smallest Air Pollution Particles Hurt Heart Most
    (19-Jan-2008)
    Cause plaque build-up in arteries, negate effects of "good" cholesterol

  • Smallest Air Pollution Particles Hurt Heart Most
    (19-Jan-2008)
    Cause plaque build-up in arteries, negate effects of "good" cholesterol

  • Smallest Air Pollution Particles Hurt Heart Most
    (19-Jan-2008)
    Cause plaque build-up in arteries, negate effects of "good" cholesterol

  • Smallest Air Pollution Particles Hurt Heart Most
    (19-Jan-2008)
    Cause plaque build-up in arteries, negate effects of "good" cholesterol

  • Aspirin Resistance Boosts Heart Risks in Cardiac Patients
    (18-Jan-2008)
    They're four times more likely to suffer heart attack, stroke and even death, study finds

  • Aspirin Resistance Boosts Heart Risks in Cardiac Patients
    (18-Jan-2008)
    They're four times more likely to suffer heart attack, stroke and even death, study finds

  • Heart Association Renews Call for CPR Training
    (18-Jan-2008)
    If more people knew the technique, more lives could be saved

  • Aspirin Resistance Boosts Heart Risks in Cardiac Patients
    (18-Jan-2008)
    They're four times more likely to suffer heart attack, stroke and even death, study finds

  • Immune Therapy May Help Some Heart Failure Patients
    (18-Jan-2008)
    But it's nowhere near ready for general use, experts caution

  • Aspirin Resistance Boosts Heart Risks in Cardiac Patients
    (18-Jan-2008)
    They're four times more likely to suffer heart attack, stroke and even death, study finds

  • Immune Therapy May Help Some Heart Failure Patients
    (18-Jan-2008)
    But it's nowhere near ready for general use, experts caution

  • Aspirin Resistance Boosts Heart Risks in Cardiac Patients
    (18-Jan-2008)
    They're four times more likely to suffer heart attack, stroke and even death, study finds

  • Immune Therapy May Help Some Heart Failure Patients
    (18-Jan-2008)
    But it's nowhere near ready for general use, experts caution

  • Aspirin Resistance Boosts Heart Risks in Cardiac Patients
    (18-Jan-2008)
    They're four times more likely to suffer heart attack, stroke and even death, study finds

  • Latest Study Says Statins Don't Slow Alzheimer's
    (17-Jan-2008)
    Final answer may depend on outcomes of ongoing clinical trials, expert says

  • Gene That Creates Cerebral Cortex Discovered
    (17-Jan-2008)
    Could led to treatments for neurological damage from injuries, disease

  • Specialized System Speeds Heart Attack Treatment
    (16-Jan-2008)
    Patients got arteries open faster with program established in Ottawa, Canada

  • Specialized System Speeds Heart Attack Treatment
    (16-Jan-2008)
    Patients got arteries open faster with program established in Ottawa, Canada

  • Calcium Supplements Could Raise Heart Risks in Postmenopausal Women
    (15-Jan-2008)
    Study found those taking tablets had 47% higher risk of cardiovascular trouble

  • ER Wait Times Getting Longer
    (15-Jan-2008)
    Even those needing most urgent care are waiting more, study finds

  • Calcium Supplements Could Raise Heart Risks in Postmenopausal Women
    (15-Jan-2008)
    Study found those taking tablets had 47% higher risk of cardiovascular trouble

  • Calcium Supplements Could Raise Heart Risks in Postmenopausal Women
    (15-Jan-2008)
    Study found those taking tablets had 47% higher risk of cardiovascular trouble

  • Calcium Supplements Could Raise Heart Risks in Postmenopausal Women
    (15-Jan-2008)
    Study found those taking tablets had 47% higher risk of cardiovascular trouble

  • Biotechnology Builds a New Heart
    (14-Jan-2008)
    Stem cells injected into 'skeleton' of animal organ was beating in just 8 days

  • Biotechnology Builds a New Heart
    (14-Jan-2008)
    Stem cells injected into 'skeleton' of animal organ was beating in just 8 days

  • Cholesterol Drug Zetia Doesn't Cut Heart Attack Risk: Study
    (14-Jan-2008)
    Results might also pertain to Vytorin, which contains Zetia, experts say

  • Cholesterol Drug Zetia Doesn't Cut Heart Attack Risk: Study
    (14-Jan-2008)
    Results might also pertain to Vytorin, which contains Zetia, experts say

  • Cholesterol Drug Zetia Doesn't Cut Heart Attack Risk: Study
    (14-Jan-2008)
    Results might also pertain to Vytorin, which contains Zetia, experts say

  • Cholesterol Drug Zetia Doesn't Cut Heart Attack Risk: Study
    (14-Jan-2008)
    Results might also pertain to Vytorin, which contains Zetia, experts say

  • Statin Therapy Helps Diabetic Patients
    (11-Jan-2008)
    British study finds cholesterol-lowering drugs reduce risk of major vascular events

  • Statin Therapy Helps Diabetic Patients
    (11-Jan-2008)
    British study finds cholesterol-lowering drugs reduce risk of major vascular events

  • Vitamin C May Play Role in Stroke Prevention
    (11-Jan-2008)
    Experts suspect that healthy diet and lifestyle are at root of reduced risk

  • Priming Heart Before an Attack Could Limit Damage
    (10-Jan-2008)
    Animal study shows preconditioning cardiac cells helps organ better tolerate loss of blood flow

  • Priming Heart Before an Attack Could Limit Damage
    (10-Jan-2008)
    Animal study shows preconditioning cardiac cells helps organ better tolerate loss of blood flow

  • Priming Heart Before an Attack Could Limit Damage
    (10-Jan-2008)
    Animal study shows preconditioning cardiac cells helps organ better tolerate loss of blood flow

  • Priming Heart Before an Attack Could Limit Damage
    (10-Jan-2008)
    Animal study shows preconditioning cardiac cells helps organ better tolerate loss of blood flow

  • Priming Heart Before an Attack Could Limit Damage
    (10-Jan-2008)
    Animal study shows preconditioning cardiac cells helps organ better tolerate loss of blood flow

  • Drink a Little, Stay Active, Save Your Heart
    (09-Jan-2008)
    The combination could add years to your life, Danish researchers find

  • Test Finds Rare Heart Defect in Some Young Athletes
    (09-Jan-2008)
    Finding may fuel debate about screening for cardiovascular problems

  • Drink a Little, Stay Active, Save Your Heart
    (09-Jan-2008)
    The combination could add years to your life, Danish researchers find

  • Test Finds Rare Heart Defect in Some Young Athletes
    (09-Jan-2008)
    Finding may fuel debate about screening for cardiovascular problems

  • Drink a Little, Stay Active, Save Your Heart
    (09-Jan-2008)
    The combination could add years to your life, Danish researchers find

  • Lowering Co-Pays on Some Drugs Help Fight Chronic Diseases
    (08-Jan-2008)
    Study found patients started using preventive medicines more often

  • Anxiety Raises Heart Attack Risk
    (08-Jan-2008)
    Older men with chronic anxiety are at substantially higher risk, experts say

  • Anxiety Raises Heart Attack Risk
    (08-Jan-2008)
    Older men with chronic anxiety are at substantially higher risk, experts say

  • Health Tip: Low-Sodium Meals
    (08-Jan-2008)
    Suggestions to lower your salt intake

  • Anxiety Raises Heart Attack Risk
    (08-Jan-2008)
    Older men with chronic anxiety are at substantially higher risk, experts say

  • Anxiety Raises Heart Attack Risk
    (08-Jan-2008)
    Older men with chronic anxiety are at substantially higher risk, experts say

  • Low Vitamin D Linked to Heart Risk
    (07-Jan-2008)
    But experts are split on the need for supplements

  • High Levels of Stress After 9/11 Raised Heart Disease Risk
    (07-Jan-2008)
    Cardiovascular problems surfaced in people with no history of heart trouble

  • Low Vitamin D Linked to Heart Risk
    (07-Jan-2008)
    But experts are split on the need for supplements

  • High Levels of Stress After 9/11 Raised Heart Disease Risk
    (07-Jan-2008)
    Cardiovascular problems surfaced in people with no history of heart trouble

  • Defibrillation Comes Late in 30 Percent of Hospital Cases
    (03-Jan-2008)
    Heart treatment doesn't always begin in recommended 2 minutes, study shows

  • Defibrillation Comes Late in 30 Percent of Hospital Cases
    (03-Jan-2008)
    Heart treatment doesn't always begin in recommended 2 minutes, study shows

  • New Cancer Drug Boosts Blood Pressure
    (02-Jan-2008)
    But doctors say sunitinib's benefits outweigh its risks

  • Restless Legs Syndrome May Cause Heart Problems: Study
    (02-Jan-2008)
    Patients face twice the risk of stroke, heart disease compared to people who don't

  • New Cancer Drug Boosts Blood Pressure
    (02-Jan-2008)
    But doctors say sunitinib's benefits outweigh its risks

  • Restless Legs Syndrome May Cause Heart Problems: Study
    (02-Jan-2008)
    Patients face twice the risk of stroke, heart disease compared to people who don't

  • High Blood Triglycerides Linked to Stroke Risk
    (27-Dec-2007)
    Boosted concentrations of these fats doubled the odds, researchers say

  • Lower Body Temps Increase Blood Loss During Surgery
    (27-Dec-2007)
    Analysis of 40 years' data shows somewhat risky transfusions often necessary

  • Study Sheds Light on Origins of Sudden Cardiac Death
    (27-Dec-2007)
    New imaging techniques help researchers probe ventricular fibrillation

  • High Blood Triglycerides Linked to Stroke Risk
    (27-Dec-2007)
    Boosted concentrations of these fats doubled the odds, researchers say

  • Lower Body Temps Increase Blood Loss During Surgery
    (27-Dec-2007)
    Analysis of 40 years' data shows somewhat risky transfusions often necessary

  • Lower Body Temps Increase Blood Loss During Surgery
    (27-Dec-2007)
    Analysis of 40 years' data shows somewhat risky transfusions often necessary

  • Study Sheds Light on Origins of Sudden Cardiac Death
    (27-Dec-2007)
    New imaging techniques help researchers probe ventricular fibrillation

  • High Blood Triglycerides Linked to Stroke Risk
    (27-Dec-2007)
    Boosted concentrations of these fats doubled the odds, researchers say

  • Class of Chemotherapy Drugs Helps Certain Breast Cancer Patients
    (26-Dec-2007)
    Anthracyclines increase survival for HER2-positive tumors, but not negative ones, analysis finds

  • Heart Procedure Reduces Need for Defibrillator Shocks
    (26-Dec-2007)
    While study results are promising, they don't address benefits of drug therapy

  • Aspirin, Hormone Therapy Combo Can Shorten Lives of Prostate Cancer Patients
    (26-Dec-2007)
    First, prescribed to protect the heart, can lead to halting of cancer therapy, report says

  • Heart Procedure Reduces Need for Defibrillator Shocks
    (26-Dec-2007)
    While study results are promising, they don't address benefits of drug therapy

  • Temporary Amnesia, Confusion Raise Stroke, Dementia Risk
    (26-Dec-2007)
    Dutch study suggests these lapses need to be taken more seriously

  • Regular Walking Protects the Aging Brain
    (19-Dec-2007)
    Even moderate exercise helps ward off dementia, study shows

  • Diagnosis of Heart Attack Can Be Wrong
    (18-Dec-2007)
    Study finds false positives occur 9.2% of the time in emergency rooms

  • Diagnosis of Heart Attack Can Be Wrong
    (18-Dec-2007)
    Study finds false positives occur 9.2% of the time in emergency rooms

  • New Type of Cholesterol-Lowering Drug Shows Promise
    (18-Dec-2007)
    Experimental agent works differently than statin medications, researchers say

  • Diagnosis of Heart Attack Can Be Wrong
    (18-Dec-2007)
    Study finds false positives occur 9.2% of the time in emergency rooms

  • U.S. Heart Disease Death Rates Falling
    (18-Dec-2007)
    But cardiovascular disease remains America's No. 1 killer, AHA says

  • New Type of Cholesterol-Lowering Drug Shows Promise
    (18-Dec-2007)
    Experimental agent works differently than statin medications, researchers say

  • Bystolic Approved for High Blood Pressure
    (18-Dec-2007)
    A new drug to combat a 'silent killer'

  • New Type of Cholesterol-Lowering Drug Shows Promise
    (18-Dec-2007)
    Experimental agent works differently than statin medications, researchers say

  • U.S. Heart Disease Death Rates Falling
    (18-Dec-2007)
    But cardiovascular disease remains America's No. 1 killer, AHA says

  • Diagnosis of Heart Attack Can Be Wrong
    (18-Dec-2007)
    Study finds false positives occur 9.2% of the time in emergency rooms

  • U.S. Heart Disease Death Rates Falling
    (18-Dec-2007)
    But cardiovascular disease remains America's No. 1 killer, AHA says

  • Diagnosis of Heart Attack Can Be Wrong
    (18-Dec-2007)
    Study finds false positives occur 9.2% of the time in emergency rooms

  • U.S. Heart Disease Death Rates Falling
    (18-Dec-2007)
    But cardiovascular disease remains America's No. 1 killer, AHA says

  • Moderate Exercise Cuts Risk of Metabolic Syndrome
    (17-Dec-2007)
    Just a 30-minute walk most days reduces threat, even without diet changes, study finds

  • Moderate Exercise Cuts Risk of Metabolic Syndrome
    (17-Dec-2007)
    Just a 30-minute walk most days reduces threat, even without diet changes, study finds

  • New Cancer Drug Tied to Heart Problems
    (14-Dec-2007)
    Sutent linked to hypertension, heart events in patients battling stomach cancer

  • FDA Advisers Reject Over-the-Counter Statin
    (14-Dec-2007)
    They cite concerns that consumers wouldn't use the cholesterol-lowering drug Mevacor safely

  • New Cancer Drug Tied to Heart Problems
    (14-Dec-2007)
    Sutent linked to hypertension, heart events in patients battling stomach cancer

  • FDA Advisers Reject Over-the-Counter Statin
    (14-Dec-2007)
    They cite concerns that consumers wouldn't use the cholesterol-lowering drug Mevacor safely

  • New Cancer Drug Tied to Heart Problems
    (14-Dec-2007)
    Sutent linked to hypertension, heart events in patients battling stomach cancer

  • FDA Advisers Reject Over-the-Counter Statin
    (14-Dec-2007)
    They cite concerns that consumers wouldn't use the cholesterol-lowering drug Mevacor safely

  • New Cancer Drug Tied to Heart Problems
    (14-Dec-2007)
    Sutent linked to hypertension, heart events in patients battling stomach cancer

  • Health Tip: Help Keep Diabetic Hearts Healthy
    (14-Dec-2007)
    Lifestyle changes can make a big difference

  • New Cancer Drug Tied to Heart Problems
    (14-Dec-2007)
    Sutent linked to hypertension, heart events in patients battling stomach cancer

  • New Cancer Drug Tied to Heart Problems
    (14-Dec-2007)
    Sutent linked to hypertension, heart events in patients battling stomach cancer

  • Report Finds 'Widespread Steroid Use in Baseball'
    (13-Dec-2007)
    The banned drugs can cause dangerous side effects, including heart trouble

  • High Blood Pressure Key Factor for Cardiovascular Disease
    (12-Dec-2007)
    Only one-third to one-half of those getting treatment reach their target levels, survey finds

  • High Blood Pressure Key Factor for Cardiovascular Disease
    (12-Dec-2007)
    Only one-third to one-half of those getting treatment reach their target levels, survey finds

  • High Blood Pressure Key Factor for Cardiovascular Disease
    (12-Dec-2007)
    Only one-third to one-half of those getting treatment reach their target levels, survey finds

  • High Blood Pressure Key Factor for Cardiovascular Disease
    (12-Dec-2007)
    Only one-third to one-half of those getting treatment reach their target levels, survey finds

  • Statins Can Boost Brain Hemorrhage Risk After Stroke
    (12-Dec-2007)
    For most patients, small risk is outweighed by the benefits, experts say

  • High Blood Pressure Key Factor for Cardiovascular Disease
    (12-Dec-2007)
    Only one-third to one-half of those getting treatment reach their target levels, survey finds

  • High Blood Pressure Key Factor for Cardiovascular Disease
    (12-Dec-2007)
    Only one-third to one-half of those getting treatment reach their target levels, survey finds

  • Statins Can Boost Brain Hemorrhage Risk After Stroke
    (12-Dec-2007)
    For most patients, small risk is outweighed by the benefits, experts say

  • Statins Can Boost Brain Hemorrhage Risk After Stroke
    (12-Dec-2007)
    For most patients, small risk is outweighed by the benefits, experts say

  • Amount of Exercise Key to Lowering Kids' Blood Pressure
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Study finds total levels of activity more important than intensity

  • Abdominal Fat Tied to High Risk for Coronary Trouble
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Waist-hip ratio measurement is a strong predictor of heart disease, Britsh study says

  • Chest Compressions Effective in Emergency Cardiac Arrest
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Simple bystander-delivered CPR without mouth-to-mouth boosted survival outcomes

  • Older Diabetics Using Avandia Face Increased Death Risk
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Canadian study also found those over 65 more likely to have heart trouble with drug

  • Abdominal Fat Tied to High Risk for Coronary Trouble
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Waist-hip ratio measurement is a strong predictor of heart disease, Britsh study says

  • Chest Compressions Effective in Emergency Cardiac Arrest
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Simple bystander-delivered CPR without mouth-to-mouth boosted survival outcomes

  • Older Diabetics Using Avandia Face Increased Death Risk
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Canadian study also found those over 65 more likely to have heart trouble with drug

  • Abdominal Fat Tied to High Risk for Coronary Trouble
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Waist-hip ratio measurement is a strong predictor of heart disease, Britsh study says

  • Chest Compressions Effective in Emergency Cardiac Arrest
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Simple bystander-delivered CPR without mouth-to-mouth boosted survival outcomes

  • Older Diabetics Using Avandia Face Increased Death Risk
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Canadian study also found those over 65 more likely to have heart trouble with drug

  • Abdominal Fat Tied to High Risk for Coronary Trouble
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Waist-hip ratio measurement is a strong predictor of heart disease, Britsh study says

  • Chest Compressions Effective in Emergency Cardiac Arrest
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Simple bystander-delivered CPR without mouth-to-mouth boosted survival outcomes

  • Stroke Rehab Technique Has Lasting Results
    (11-Dec-2007)
    Constraint-induced movement therapy improves strength and quality of life, researchers say

  • Hypertension Linked to Risk of Mild Cognitive Impairment
    (10-Dec-2007)
    Study suggests it may cause the effect through cerebrovascular disease

  • Coronary Artery Calcium May Raise Women's Heart Risk
    (10-Dec-2007)
    New study challenges traditional assessment of risk

  • Coronary Artery Calcium May Raise Women's Heart Risk
    (10-Dec-2007)
    New study challenges traditional assessment of risk

  • Coronary Artery Calcium May Raise Women's Heart Risk
    (10-Dec-2007)
    New study challenges traditional assessment of risk

  • Good Physical Function Halves Stroke Risk
    (10-Dec-2007)
    Researchers find pronounced effect in those over 40

  • Good Physical Function Halves Stroke Risk
    (10-Dec-2007)
    Researchers find pronounced effect in those over 40

  • Heart Attacks Peak During the Holidays
    (09-Dec-2007)
    People put off going to the doctor or overindulge in unhealthy habits, experts say

  • Diabetes Linked to Blood Vessel Inflammation
    (06-Dec-2007)
    Easing the blood sugar disease may help the heart, researchers say

  • Cell Transplants Hold Promise for Heart Attack Survivors
    (06-Dec-2007)
    Studies in mice suggest they might prevent cardiac arrest

  • Cell Transplants Hold Promise for Heart Attack Survivors
    (06-Dec-2007)
    Studies in mice suggest they might prevent cardiac arrest

  • Drug Helps Ease Fat Disorder in HIV Patients
    (05-Dec-2007)
    Tesamorelin shrinks the visceral fat around organs that boosts heart risks

  • Drug Helps Ease Fat Disorder in HIV Patients
    (05-Dec-2007)
    Tesamorelin shrinks the visceral fat around organs that boosts heart risks

  • Drug Helps Ease Fat Disorder in HIV Patients
    (05-Dec-2007)
    Tesamorelin shrinks the visceral fat around organs that boosts heart risks

  • Drug Helps Ease Fat Disorder in HIV Patients
    (05-Dec-2007)
    Tesamorelin shrinks the visceral fat around organs that boosts heart risks

  • Overweight Kids Often Become Obese, Unhealthy Adults
    (05-Dec-2007)
    Experts warn of surge in cardiovascular troubles by 2035

  • Drug Helps Ease Fat Disorder in HIV Patients
    (05-Dec-2007)
    Tesamorelin shrinks the visceral fat around organs that boosts heart risks

  • Observational Studies Often Overshadow Clinical Research
    (04-Dec-2007)
    First findings seem to stick, even when controlled trials later contradict them

  • 2-in-1 Test Signals Risk After Heart Attack
    (04-Dec-2007)
    It measures nervous system and heart's electrical system

  • Newer Anticlotting Drug Safe, Effective for Heart Surgeries
    (04-Dec-2007)
    Bivalirudin lowers bleeding risk for patients undergoing bypass, study finds

  • 2-in-1 Test Signals Risk After Heart Attack
    (04-Dec-2007)
    It measures nervous system and heart's electrical system

  • Newer Anticlotting Drug Safe, Effective for Heart Surgeries
    (04-Dec-2007)
    Bivalirudin lowers bleeding risk for patients undergoing bypass, study finds

  • Cholesterol-Stroke Relationship Puzzles Researchers
    (30-Nov-2007)
    High blood-fat levels not always linked to higher stroke risk, studies show

  • High Blood Pressure Could Exacerbate Alzheimer's
    (30-Nov-2007)
    Slowed blood flow to the brain may be to blame, MRI study shows

  • Cholesterol-Stroke Relationship Puzzles Researchers
    (30-Nov-2007)
    High blood-fat levels not always linked to higher stroke risk, studies show

  • Cholesterol-Stroke Relationship Puzzles Researchers
    (30-Nov-2007)
    High blood-fat levels not always linked to higher stroke risk, studies show

  • Health Tip: The Road to a Healthy Heart
    (30-Nov-2007)
    Some easy ways to keep fit

  • Cholesterol-Stroke Relationship Puzzles Researchers
    (30-Nov-2007)
    High blood-fat levels not always linked to higher stroke risk, studies show

  • Knowing Heart Risk Keeps Patients on Cholesterol Drugs
    (29-Nov-2007)
    In study, users were informed of their odds for cardiovascular disease

  • Knowing Heart Risk Keeps Patients on Cholesterol Drugs
    (29-Nov-2007)
    In study, users were informed of their odds for cardiovascular disease

  • Knowing Heart Risk Keeps Patients on Cholesterol Drugs
    (29-Nov-2007)
    In study, users were informed of their odds for cardiovascular disease

  • FDA Mulls Cutting Salt in Processed Foods
    (29-Nov-2007)
    Experts agree Americans eat too much sodium, but differ on need for regulation

  • Low Testosterone Might Shorten Men's Lives
    (27-Nov-2007)
    Study finds it's linked to higher death risk, but replacing the hormone may not help, experts say

  • Infusion Therapy Raises Death Risk for Some Heart Patients
    (27-Nov-2007)
    Glucose, insulin and potassium mix spells trouble in first three days, study shows

  • Infusion Therapy Raises Death Risk for Some Heart Patients
    (27-Nov-2007)
    Glucose, insulin and potassium mix spells trouble in first three days, study shows

  • Infusion Therapy Raises Death Risk for Some Heart Patients
    (27-Nov-2007)
    Glucose, insulin and potassium mix spells trouble in first three days, study shows

  • Low Testosterone Might Shorten Men's Lives
    (27-Nov-2007)
    Study finds it's linked to higher death risk, but replacing the hormone may not help, experts say

  • Severe Urinary Problems Boost Death Risk in Older Men
    (09-Nov-2007)
    Those over 45 face an almost 24-fold increase in mortality, study says

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Boosts Heart Disease Threat
    (09-Nov-2007)
    But checking typical risk factors can help head off problems, research says

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Boosts Heart Disease Threat
    (09-Nov-2007)
    But checking typical risk factors can help head off problems, research says

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Boosts Heart Disease Threat
    (09-Nov-2007)
    But checking typical risk factors can help head off problems, research says

  • Diesel Exhaust Increases Clot Formation
    (07-Nov-2007)
    2 hours after exposure to fumes, volunteers' blood platelets thickened, study found

  • Diesel Exhaust Increases Clot Formation
    (07-Nov-2007)
    2 hours after exposure to fumes, volunteers' blood platelets thickened, study found

  • Regular Exercise Helps Fight Heart Failure
    (07-Nov-2007)
    It stimulates tissue repair better than drugs, study finds

  • Cholesterol Drug Tied to Sleep Disturbances
    (07-Nov-2007)
    But Zocor, a statin, still offers significant heart benefits, researchers say

  • Stem Cells Show Early Promise for Heart Problems
    (07-Nov-2007)
    But far more research is needed to benefit heart attack patients, studies show

  • Spirituality Helps Older Black Women Beat Hypertension
    (07-Nov-2007)
    Drawing on their beliefs helped them stick to medication regimen, study finds

  • Many Patients Stop Taking Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs
    (07-Nov-2007)
    Cost, language barriers often to blame, study finds

  • Heart Defects Can Delay Baby's Brain Development
    (07-Nov-2007)
    Corrective cardiac surgery is not to blame, study suggests

  • Diesel Exhaust Increases Clot Formation
    (07-Nov-2007)
    2 hours after exposure to fumes, volunteers' blood platelets thickened, study found

  • Diesel Exhaust Increases Clot Formation
    (07-Nov-2007)
    2 hours after exposure to fumes, volunteers' blood platelets thickened, study found

  • Regular Exercise Helps Fight Heart Failure
    (07-Nov-2007)
    It stimulates tissue repair better than drugs, study finds

  • Stem Cells Show Early Promise for Heart Problems
    (07-Nov-2007)
    But far more research is needed to benefit heart attack patients, studies show

  • Diesel Exhaust Increases Clot Formation
    (07-Nov-2007)
    2 hours after exposure to fumes, volunteers' blood platelets thickened, study found

  • Cholesterol Drug Tied to Sleep Disturbances
    (07-Nov-2007)
    But Zocor, a statin, still offers significant heart benefits, researchers say

  • Energy Drinks Could Pose Blood Pressure Risks
    (06-Nov-2007)
    Medicated heart patients might be in danger, study suggests

  • 'Empty-Calorie' Diet Tied to Preclinical Heart Disease
    (06-Nov-2007)
    Regimens heavy on fats, sweets boost the risk, researchers find

  • Energy Drinks Could Pose Blood Pressure Risks
    (06-Nov-2007)
    Medicated heart patients might be in danger, study suggests

  • Blood Pressure, Heartbeat Problems Aggravate Alzheimer's
    (06-Nov-2007)
    Treating vascular conditions might lessen memory loss, study suggests

  • Early HRT Protects a Woman's Heart
    (06-Nov-2007)
    But contraceptives heighten risk of arterial problems, studies find

  • Obesity Leaves More Americans With Physical Limitations
    (06-Nov-2007)
    But some extra weight may not lead to cardiovascular disease and cancer, research finds

  • Statins After Bypass Lower Stroke Risk
    (06-Nov-2007)
    The cholesterol-busting drugs could be lifesavers, study suggsts

  • Atkins Diet Can Raise Heart Risks
    (06-Nov-2007)
    Other research supports moderate drinking, fasting for cardio health

  • Early HRT Protects a Woman's Heart
    (06-Nov-2007)
    But contraceptives heighten risk of arterial problems, studies find

  • Obesity Leaves More Americans With Physical Limitations
    (06-Nov-2007)
    But some extra weight may not lead to cardiovascular disease and cancer, research finds

  • Blood Pressure, Heartbeat Problems Aggravate Alzheimer's
    (06-Nov-2007)
    Treating vascular conditions might lessen memory loss, study suggests

  • Energy Drinks Could Pose Blood Pressure Risks
    (06-Nov-2007)
    Medicated heart patients might be in danger, study suggests

  • Blood Pressure Vaccine Shows Promise
    (06-Nov-2007)
    A series of shots might protect for a lifetime, researchers say

  • Atkins Diet Can Raise Heart Risks
    (06-Nov-2007)
    Other research supports moderate drinking, fasting for cardio health

  • Kidney Disease Increasing in U.S.
    (06-Nov-2007)
    More obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure are driving the trend, study says

  • Early HRT Protects a Woman's Heart
    (06-Nov-2007)
    But contraceptives heighten risk of arterial problems, studies find

  • Statins After Bypass Lower Stroke Risk
    (06-Nov-2007)
    The cholesterol-busting drugs could be lifesavers, study suggsts

  • Atkins Diet Can Raise Heart Risks
    (06-Nov-2007)
    Other research supports moderate drinking, fasting for cardio health

  • Experimental Drug Fails Against Heart Failure
    (06-Nov-2007)
    Tezosentan didn't change outcomes for patients with sudden, life-threatening attacks, trial shows

  • Statins After Bypass Lower Stroke Risk
    (06-Nov-2007)
    The cholesterol-busting drugs could be lifesavers, study suggsts

  • Experimental Drug Fails Against Heart Failure
    (06-Nov-2007)
    Tezosentan didn't change outcomes for patients with sudden, life-threatening attacks, trial shows

  • Blood Pressure, Heartbeat Problems Aggravate Alzheimer's
    (06-Nov-2007)
    Treating vascular conditions might lessen memory loss, study suggests

  • Early HRT Protects a Woman's Heart
    (06-Nov-2007)
    But contraceptives heighten risk of arterial problems, studies find

  • Cardiac Device Won't Help Some Heart Failure Patients
    (06-Nov-2007)
    They performed no better with Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy, researchers say

  • Energy Drinks Could Pose Blood Pressure Risks
    (06-Nov-2007)
    Medicated heart patients might be in danger, study suggests

  • Blood Pressure, Heartbeat Problems Aggravate Alzheimer's
    (06-Nov-2007)
    Treating vascular conditions might lessen memory loss, study suggests

  • Statins After Bypass Lower Stroke Risk
    (06-Nov-2007)
    The cholesterol-busting drugs could be lifesavers, study suggsts

  • Blood-Incompatible Heart Transplants Safe for Infants
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Study data shows mortality could be reduced 20% for those awaiting new organ

  • CPR, Defibrillator Combo Boosts Cardiac Incident Survival
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Making more AEDs available in communities could save hundreds of lives, study finds

  • Certain Cholesterol Drugs Show Their Limits
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Studies reveal that some of these heart medications aren't perfect

  • New Computerized Scans Effective for Spotting Clogged Arteries
    (05-Nov-2007)
    They could eliminate need for invasive procedures for some patients, study says

  • Early Weight Gain Can Mean Heart Trouble Later in Life
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Children as young as 7 show signs of cardiovascular risk factors, study finds

  • CPR, Defibrillator Combo Boosts Cardiac Incident Survival
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Making more AEDs available in communities could save hundreds of lives, study finds

  • Certain Cholesterol Drugs Show Their Limits
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Studies reveal that some of these heart medications aren't perfect

  • New Computerized Scans Effective for Spotting Clogged Arteries
    (05-Nov-2007)
    They could eliminate need for invasive procedures for some patients, study says

  • Blood Pressure Tougher to Tame in Winter
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Frigid temperatures may help keep vessels constricted, experts say

  • Certain Cholesterol Drugs Show Their Limits
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Studies reveal that some of these heart medications aren't perfect

  • Early Weight Gain Can Mean Heart Trouble Later in Life
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Children as young as 7 show signs of cardiovascular risk factors, study finds

  • Certain Cholesterol Drugs Show Their Limits
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Studies reveal that some of these heart medications aren't perfect

  • Certain Cholesterol Drugs Show Their Limits
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Studies reveal that some of these heart medications aren't perfect

  • CPR, Defibrillator Combo Boosts Cardiac Incident Survival
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Making more AEDs available in communities could save hundreds of lives, study finds

  • Nurse-Led Intervention Boosts Cardiac Rehab: Study
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Almost 90% adhered to fluid restriction, weigh-ins when aided by trained support group

  • Blood-Incompatible Heart Transplants Safe for Infants
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Study data shows mortality could be reduced 20% for those awaiting new organ

  • Breast-Feeding Confers Long-Term Heart Benefits
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Lower body mass, high levels of good cholesterol combat cardiovascular disease, study says

  • Certain Cholesterol Drugs Show Their Limits
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Studies reveal that some of these heart medications aren't perfect

  • New Computerized Scans Effective for Spotting Clogged Arteries
    (05-Nov-2007)
    They could eliminate need for invasive procedures for some patients, study says

  • Early Weight Gain Can Mean Heart Trouble Later in Life
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Children as young as 7 show signs of cardiovascular risk factors, study finds

  • Nurse-Led Intervention Boosts Cardiac Rehab: Study
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Almost 90% adhered to fluid restriction, weigh-ins when aided by trained support group

  • Breast-Feeding Confers Long-Term Heart Benefits
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Lower body mass, high levels of good cholesterol combat cardiovascular disease, study says

  • CPR, Defibrillator Combo Boosts Cardiac Incident Survival
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Making more AEDs available in communities could save hundreds of lives, study finds

  • Certain Cholesterol Drugs Show Their Limits
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Studies reveal that some of these heart medications aren't perfect

  • Certain Cholesterol Drugs Show Their Limits
    (05-Nov-2007)
    Studies reveal that some of these heart medications aren't perfect

  • Peripheral Artery Disease Up Sharply Among U.S. Women
    (04-Nov-2007)
    The condition, which is symptomless, can lead to heart attack and stroke

  • New Anti-Clotting Drug Shows Promise in Heart Patients
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Prasugrel reduced heart risks after angioplasty/stenting, but raised bleeding risks when compared to Plavix

  • Drug-Coated Stents No Riskier in Long Run Than Bare Metal Ones
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Largest study to date finds no difference in heart attack or mortality rates

  • New Measures Improve Heart Care
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Programs that simplified treatment choices led to better outcomes, research shows

  • Peripheral Artery Disease Up Sharply Among U.S. Women
    (04-Nov-2007)
    The condition, which is symptomless, can lead to heart attack and stroke

  • New Heart Pump Helps Women Awaiting Transplants
    (04-Nov-2007)
    It's smaller than the first-generation device, researchers report

  • Balloon Valve May Be Alternative to Open-Heart Surgery
    (04-Nov-2007)
    It props open closed aortas in older patients, research suggests

  • New Anti-Clotting Drug Shows Promise in Heart Patients
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Prasugrel reduced heart risks after angioplasty/stenting, but raised bleeding risks when compared to Plavix

  • Drug-Coated Stents No Riskier in Long Run Than Bare Metal Ones
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Largest study to date finds no difference in heart attack or mortality rates

  • New Measures Improve Heart Care
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Programs that simplified treatment choices led to better outcomes, research shows

  • Poorer Blood Pressure Control in Blacks With Heart Failure
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Doctors need to do more to erase racial disparities, study suggests

  • Chocolate Has Sweet Effect on Blood Flow
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Arteries function better when the dark delight is consumed, study suggests

  • New Measures Improve Heart Care
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Programs that simplified treatment choices led to better outcomes, research shows

  • Poorer Blood Pressure Control in Blacks With Heart Failure
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Doctors need to do more to erase racial disparities, study suggests

  • Chocolate Has Sweet Effect on Blood Flow
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Arteries function better when the dark delight is consumed, study suggests

  • Drug-Coated Stents No Riskier in Long Run Than Bare Metal Ones
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Largest study to date finds no difference in heart attack or mortality rates

  • New Anti-Clotting Drug Shows Promise in Heart Patients
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Prasugrel reduced heart risks after angioplasty/stenting, but raised bleeding risks when compared to Plavix

  • Poorer Blood Pressure Control in Blacks With Heart Failure
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Doctors need to do more to erase racial disparities, study suggests

  • Chocolate Has Sweet Effect on Blood Flow
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Arteries function better when the dark delight is consumed, study suggests

  • New Heart Pump Helps Women Awaiting Transplants
    (04-Nov-2007)
    It's smaller than the first-generation device, researchers report

  • New Anti-Clotting Drug Shows Promise in Heart Patients
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Prasugrel reduced heart risks after angioplasty/stenting, but raised bleeding risks when compared to Plavix

  • Drug-Coated Stents No Riskier in Long Run Than Bare Metal Ones
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Largest study to date finds no difference in heart attack or mortality rates

  • New Measures Improve Heart Care
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Programs that simplified treatment choices led to better outcomes, research shows

  • New Anti-Clotting Drug Shows Promise in Heart Patients
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Prasugrel reduced heart risks after angioplasty/stenting, but raised bleeding risks when compared to Plavix

  • Drug-Coated Stents No Riskier in Long Run Than Bare Metal Ones
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Largest study to date finds no difference in heart attack or mortality rates

  • New Measures Improve Heart Care
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Programs that simplified treatment choices led to better outcomes, research shows

  • New Anti-Clotting Drug Shows Promise in Heart Patients
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Prasugrel reduced heart risks after angioplasty/stenting, but raised bleeding risks when compared to Plavix

  • New Measures Improve Heart Care
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Programs that simplified treatment choices led to better outcomes, research shows

  • New Heart Pump Helps Women Awaiting Transplants
    (04-Nov-2007)
    It's smaller than the first-generation device, researchers report

  • Peripheral Artery Disease Up Sharply Among U.S. Women
    (04-Nov-2007)
    The condition, which is symptomless, can lead to heart attack and stroke

  • New Anti-Clotting Drug Shows Promise in Heart Patients
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Prasugrel reduced heart risks after angioplasty/stenting, but raised bleeding risks when compared to Plavix

  • Drug-Coated Stents No Riskier in Long Run Than Bare Metal Ones
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Largest study to date finds no difference in heart attack or mortality rates

  • New Measures Improve Heart Care
    (04-Nov-2007)
    Programs that simplified treatment choices led to better outcomes, research shows

  • Study Describes Molecules That Control Blood Pressure
    (02-Nov-2007)
    The finding involving proteins could lead to new treatments, researchers say

  • Emergency Care for Heart Attacks, Pneumonia Fails to Meet Goals
    (02-Nov-2007)
    Poor compliance and racial disparities found, study finds

  • Preeclampsia Linked to Heart Disease Risk
    (02-Nov-2007)
    Women need to be aware of their heart disease risk before and after pregnancy

  • Just Anticipating a Nap May Be Good for the Heart
    (02-Nov-2007)
    Expectation produced small drops in blood pressure, but more study needed, researchers say

  • Preeclampsia Linked to Heart Disease Risk
    (02-Nov-2007)
    Women need to be aware of their heart disease risk before and after pregnancy

  • Study Describes Molecules That Control Blood Pressure
    (02-Nov-2007)
    The finding involving proteins could lead to new treatments, researchers say

  • Preeclampsia Linked to Heart Disease Risk
    (02-Nov-2007)
    Women need to be aware of their heart disease risk before and after pregnancy

  • Emergency Care for Heart Attacks, Pneumonia Fails to Meet Goals
    (02-Nov-2007)
    Poor compliance and racial disparities found, study finds

  • Just Anticipating a Nap May Be Good for the Heart
    (02-Nov-2007)
    Expectation produced small drops in blood pressure, but more study needed, researchers say

  • Emergency Care for Heart Attacks, Pneumonia Fails to Meet Goals
    (02-Nov-2007)
    Poor compliance and racial disparities found, study finds

  • Preeclampsia Linked to Heart Disease Risk
    (02-Nov-2007)
    Women need to be aware of their heart disease risk before and after pregnancy

  • Emergency Care for Heart Attacks, Pneumonia Fails to Meet Goals
    (02-Nov-2007)
    Poor compliance and racial disparities found, study finds

  • Test Spots Who Should Get Implanted Defibrillator
    (01-Nov-2007)
    Not every patient needs the expensive but lifesaving devices, experts note

  • Siblings Often Share Heart Risks
    (01-Nov-2007)
    Brothers, especially, may be most affected, study finds

  • Test Spots Who Should Get Implanted Defibrillator
    (01-Nov-2007)
    Not every patient needs the expensive but lifesaving devices, experts note

  • Siblings Often Share Heart Risks
    (01-Nov-2007)
    Brothers, especially, may be most affected, study finds

  • Brain MRIs Find Hidden Neurological Problems
    (31-Oct-2007)
    Blocked blood vessels most common discovery, researchers report

  • Brain MRIs Find Hidden Neurological Problems
    (31-Oct-2007)
    Blocked blood vessels most common discovery, researchers report

  • Defibrillator Use Urged to Save Children's Lives
    (29-Oct-2007)
    American Academy of Pediatrics says heart problems in kids have been underestimated

  • Rheumatoid Arthritis Death Rate Unchanged
    (29-Oct-2007)
    Underlying inflammation may affect heart despite symptom relief, experts say

  • Study Supports Controversial Heart Failure Drug
    (29-Oct-2007)
    But small, short-term trial is unlikely to quiet Natrecor's critics

  • Defibrillator Use Urged to Save Children's Lives
    (29-Oct-2007)
    American Academy of Pediatrics says heart problems in kids have been underestimated

  • Study Supports Controversial Heart Failure Drug
    (29-Oct-2007)
    But small, short-term trial is unlikely to quiet Natrecor's critics

  • Drug Lessens Heart Attack Injury
    (26-Oct-2007)
    Patients given ANP also had better long-term outcomes, researchers say

  • Natural Protein May Hurt Vision
    (26-Oct-2007)
    High homocysteine levels already linked to heart, brain trouble, experts say

  • Blood Pressure Drug Might Work Against Alzheimer's
    (25-Oct-2007)
    It prevents formation of beta-amyloid clumps in mice, study says

  • Obesity Can Hurt Kids' Hearts
    (24-Oct-2007)
    Early signs of cardiovascular disease are there, researchers say

  • Marital Stress Linked to Heart Disease
    (23-Oct-2007)
    Couples with troubled relationships have hardening of the coronary arteries, research says

  • Marital Stress Linked to Heart Disease
    (23-Oct-2007)
    Couples with troubled relationships have hardening of the coronary arteries, research says

  • Marital Stress Linked to Heart Disease
    (23-Oct-2007)
    Couples with troubled relationships have hardening of the coronary arteries, research says

  • Study Shows How Exercise Helps Women's Hearts
    (22-Oct-2007)
    Much of the benefit comes from changes in blood pressure, inflammation

  • Whole Grains Do a Heart Good
    (22-Oct-2007)
    Cereal cuts cardiovascular risk, as do fruits, veggies, research shows

  • Study Shows How Exercise Helps Women's Hearts
    (22-Oct-2007)
    Much of the benefit comes from changes in blood pressure, inflammation

  • Study Shows How Exercise Helps Women's Hearts
    (22-Oct-2007)
    Much of the benefit comes from changes in blood pressure, inflammation

  • Overweight Now a Global Problem
    (22-Oct-2007)
    About a quarter of the world's adults are obese, study finds

  • Whole Grains Do a Heart Good
    (22-Oct-2007)
    Cereal cuts cardiovascular risk, as do fruits, veggies, research shows

  • Study Shows How Exercise Helps Women's Hearts
    (22-Oct-2007)
    Much of the benefit comes from changes in blood pressure, inflammation

  • Oral Thermometers Can't Assess Exercise Heat Stroke
    (17-Oct-2007)
    Use a rectal thermometer instead, experts urge

  • Angioplasty Equals Bypass Surgery for Heart Patients: Study
    (16-Oct-2007)
    Survival rates virtually the same, but some people may prefer one option over the other

  • Angioplasty Equals Bypass Surgery for Heart Patients: Study
    (16-Oct-2007)
    Survival rates virtually the same, but some people may prefer one option over the other

  • Angioplasty Equals Bypass Surgery for Heart Patients: Study
    (16-Oct-2007)
    Survival rates virtually the same, but some people may prefer one option over the other

  • Defib Wire Warning Shouldn't Worry Most Users: Experts
    (16-Oct-2007)
    Overall risk is low, but patients should consult with their doctors

  • Garlic May Ward Off Heart Woes
    (16-Oct-2007)
    It spurs a chemical linked to healthy blood vessels, study finds

  • Garlic May Ward Off Heart Woes
    (16-Oct-2007)
    It spurs a chemical linked to healthy blood vessels, study finds

  • Angioplasty Equals Bypass Surgery for Heart Patients: Study
    (16-Oct-2007)
    Survival rates virtually the same, but some people may prefer one option over the other

  • Defib Wire Warning Shouldn't Worry Most Users: Experts
    (16-Oct-2007)
    Overall risk is low, but patients should consult with their doctors

  • Defib Wire Warning Shouldn't Worry Most Users: Experts
    (16-Oct-2007)
    Overall risk is low, but patients should consult with their doctors

  • Chest Compressions Key to Revised CPR Guidelines
    (14-Oct-2007)
    Keeping blood flowing to the brain and other vital organs is critical for survival, experts say

  • Chest Compressions Key to Revised CPR Guidelines
    (14-Oct-2007)
    Keeping blood flowing to the brain and other vital organs is critical for survival, experts say

  • Sleep Apnea Treatment Helps Stave Off Heart Disease
    (12-Oct-2007)
    Study shows link between the breathing disorder, arterial trouble

  • Sleep Apnea Treatment Helps Stave Off Heart Disease
    (12-Oct-2007)
    Study shows link between the breathing disorder, arterial trouble

  • Sleep Apnea Treatment Helps Stave Off Heart Disease
    (12-Oct-2007)
    Study shows link between the breathing disorder, arterial trouble

  • Anti-Cholesterol Drugs Help Prevent Lung Decline
    (12-Oct-2007)
    Statins might fight deadly pulmonary disease, experts say

  • Long-Life Gene Might Help Lower Cholesterol
    (11-Oct-2007)
    Drugs boosting SIRT1's activity could be valuable, scientists say

  • Chronic Illness Often a Taboo Subject: Survey
    (11-Oct-2007)
    Just a third of U.S. adults feel comfortable discussing it

  • Statin Benefits Persist After Treatment Stops
    (10-Oct-2007)
    Lower death rates seen up to a decade later, study found

  • Hypertension Triples Women's Diabetes Risk
    (10-Oct-2007)
    It does so outside of normal diabetes risk factors, such as obesity, study finds

  • Statin Benefits Persist After Treatment Stops
    (10-Oct-2007)
    Lower death rates seen up to a decade later, study found

  • Low Lead Exposures Can Hurt Kidneys
    (10-Oct-2007)
    Rat study suggests it boosts blood pressure, damages cells

  • Hypertension Triples Women's Diabetes Risk
    (10-Oct-2007)
    It does so outside of normal diabetes risk factors, such as obesity, study finds

  • Statin Benefits Persist After Treatment Stops
    (10-Oct-2007)
    Lower death rates seen up to a decade later, study found

  • Stressful Jobs Hard on the Heart
    (09-Oct-2007)
    High anxiety, low control double recurrent heart attack risk, study finds

  • Stressful Jobs Hard on the Heart
    (09-Oct-2007)
    High anxiety, low control double recurrent heart attack risk, study finds

  • Speedy 'Mini-Stroke' Care Pays Off
    (09-Oct-2007)
    It cut odds of a later, major stroke by 80%, researchers say

  • Family Infighting Hurts the Heart
    (08-Oct-2007)
    Spats with spouse, kids, others boosts cardiovascular dangers, study finds

  • Family Infighting Hurts the Heart
    (08-Oct-2007)
    Spats with spouse, kids, others boosts cardiovascular dangers, study finds

  • Family Infighting Hurts the Heart
    (08-Oct-2007)
    Spats with spouse, kids, others boosts cardiovascular dangers, study finds

  • Erectile Dysfunction: A Harbinger of Heart Trouble
    (05-Oct-2007)
    Studies link this common problem with vascular disease

  • Erectile Dysfunction: A Harbinger of Heart Trouble
    (05-Oct-2007)
    Studies link this common problem with vascular disease

  • Study Rates Heart Health of Popular Diet Plans
    (05-Oct-2007)
    Ornish beat Atkins, but any weight loss is good for the heart, researchers say

  • Daytime, Nighttime Blood Pressure Both Important
    (05-Oct-2007)
    Study supports round-the-clock monitoring

  • Erectile Dysfunction: A Harbinger of Heart Trouble
    (05-Oct-2007)
    Studies link this common problem with vascular disease

  • Heart-Healthy Workouts Help Knees, Too
    (05-Oct-2007)
    They help ward off osteoarthritis, study suggests

  • Study Rates Heart Health of Popular Diet Plans
    (05-Oct-2007)
    Ornish beat Atkins, but any weight loss is good for the heart, researchers say

  • Randy Jackson Takes Aim at Diabetes
    (04-Oct-2007)
    American Idol judge is part of a campaign to stress the disease's link to heart disease

  • Randy Jackson Takes Aim at Diabetes
    (04-Oct-2007)
    American Idol judge is part of a campaign to stress the disease's link to heart disease

  • Cardiac Artery Trouble Boosts Family Heart Risk
    (04-Oct-2007)
    Relatives of those affected face higher odds of heart disease, study finds

  • Randy Jackson Takes Aim at Diabetes
    (04-Oct-2007)
    American Idol judge is part of a campaign to stress the disease's link to heart disease

  • Cardiac Artery Trouble Boosts Family Heart Risk
    (04-Oct-2007)
    Relatives of those affected face higher odds of heart disease, study finds

  • Study Finds Benefits With Drug-Coated Stents
    (03-Oct-2007)
    Better outcomes for high-risk patients

  • Study Finds Benefits With Drug-Coated Stents
    (03-Oct-2007)
    Better outcomes for high-risk patients

  • Study Finds Benefits With Drug-Coated Stents
    (03-Oct-2007)
    Better outcomes for high-risk patients

  • Panic Attacks May Hike Heart Disease Risk in Women
    (02-Oct-2007)
    Study of postmenopausal women finds association, but no direct cause and effect

  • Drug Combo Helps Fight Marfan Syndrome
    (02-Oct-2007)
    Inherited condition can lead to sudden cardiac death

  • Panic Attacks May Hike Heart Disease Risk in Women
    (02-Oct-2007)
    Study of postmenopausal women finds association, but no direct cause and effect

  • Women Less Likely to Get Heart Defibrillators
    (02-Oct-2007)
    And blacks are less likely to receive the lifesaving devices, studies find

  • Drug Combo Helps Fight Marfan Syndrome
    (02-Oct-2007)
    Inherited condition can lead to sudden cardiac death

  • Panic Attacks May Hike Heart Disease Risk in Women
    (02-Oct-2007)
    Study of postmenopausal women finds association, but no direct cause and effect

  • Obesity Driving Rising U.S. Health Costs
    (02-Oct-2007)
    Americans outspend Europeans when it comes to chronic disease care, study finds

  • Women Less Likely to Get Heart Defibrillators
    (02-Oct-2007)
    And blacks are less likely to receive the lifesaving devices, studies find

  • Coronary Disease Might Toughen Up Heart
    (01-Oct-2007)
    Mice with the ailment suffered less cardiac damage after injury, study finds

  • Coronary Disease Might Toughen Up Heart
    (01-Oct-2007)
    Mice with the ailment suffered less cardiac damage after injury, study finds

  • Antibiotic Shows Promise as Stroke Treatment
    (01-Oct-2007)
    Minocycline improves patient outcomes if given with 24 hours, study finds

  • Antibiotic Shows Promise as Stroke Treatment
    (01-Oct-2007)
    Minocycline improves patient outcomes if given with 24 hours, study finds

  • Communities Can Speed Stroke Care
    (30-Sep-2007)
    Everyone has a role to play in saving lives, experts say

  • Diabetes Drugs Boost Heart Failure But Not Death
    (29-Sep-2007)
    Experts split on what this means for those taking Avandia, Actos

  • Take Care of Heart Before Any Surgery: Experts
    (29-Sep-2007)
    New guidelines include advice to not stop statin drug use

  • Diabetes Drugs Boost Heart Failure But Not Death
    (29-Sep-2007)
    Experts split on what this means for those taking Avandia, Actos

  • Take Care of Heart Before Any Surgery: Experts
    (29-Sep-2007)
    New guidelines include advice to not stop statin drug use

  • Diabetes Drugs Boost Heart Failure But Not Death
    (29-Sep-2007)
    Experts split on what this means for those taking Avandia, Actos

  • Weight Loss Can Control Hypertension
    (28-Sep-2007)
    A 6-month diet restored normal blood pressure, study finds

  • Weight Loss Can Control Hypertension
    (28-Sep-2007)
    A 6-month diet restored normal blood pressure, study finds

  • Fried Food Compounds May Harm Heart
    (27-Sep-2007)
    'AGEs' are produced in fatty foods at high heat, experts say

  • Fried Food Compounds May Harm Heart
    (27-Sep-2007)
    'AGEs' are produced in fatty foods at high heat, experts say

  • Fried Food Compounds May Harm Heart
    (27-Sep-2007)
    'AGEs' are produced in fatty foods at high heat, experts say

  • Fried Food Compounds May Harm Heart
    (27-Sep-2007)
    'AGEs' are produced in fatty foods at high heat, experts say

  • High HDL Levels Protect Heart Health
    (26-Sep-2007)
    Reduced risk of cardiovascular trouble even when LDL levels were low, study finds

  • Heart Attack Survivors Benefit From Rehab
    (26-Sep-2007)
    But too many go without this valuable form of care, experts say

  • Guidelines Seek to Boost Study of Critically Ill
    (26-Sep-2007)
    Barriers around informed consent are impeding lifesaving research, experts say

  • High HDL Levels Protect Heart Health
    (26-Sep-2007)
    Reduced risk of cardiovascular trouble even when LDL levels were low, study finds

  • High HDL Levels Protect Heart Health
    (26-Sep-2007)
    Reduced risk of cardiovascular trouble even when LDL levels were low, study finds

  • Heart Attack Survivors Benefit From Rehab
    (26-Sep-2007)
    But too many go without this valuable form of care, experts say

  • High HDL Levels Protect Heart Health
    (26-Sep-2007)
    Reduced risk of cardiovascular trouble even when LDL levels were low, study finds

  • High HDL Levels Protect Heart Health
    (26-Sep-2007)
    Reduced risk of cardiovascular trouble even when LDL levels were low, study finds

  • High HDL Levels Protect Heart Health
    (26-Sep-2007)
    Reduced risk of cardiovascular trouble even when LDL levels were low, study finds

  • Guidelines Seek to Boost Study of Critically Ill
    (26-Sep-2007)
    Barriers around informed consent are impeding lifesaving research, experts say

  • Study Links Coronary Disease, Colon Cancer
    (25-Sep-2007)
    Higher incidence of malignancies found in heart patients

  • Study Links Coronary Disease, Colon Cancer
    (25-Sep-2007)
    Higher incidence of malignancies found in heart patients

  • 1 in 12 Outpatient Visits Is for Prevention: Study
    (25-Sep-2007)
    They include cholesterol checks, gynecologic care and cancer screening

  • 1 in 12 Outpatient Visits Is for Prevention: Study
    (25-Sep-2007)
    They include cholesterol checks, gynecologic care and cancer screening

  • Take Care of Your Heart Before and After Problems
    (24-Sep-2007)
    Healthy blood pressure and weight can help avoid heart failure; rehab can aid recovery

  • Take Care of Your Heart Before and After Problems
    (24-Sep-2007)
    Healthy blood pressure and weight can help avoid heart failure; rehab can aid recovery

  • No Link Between Anti-Nausea Drug, Heart Trouble
    (24-Sep-2007)
    Current warning for droperidol unwarranted, study suggests

  • Take Care of Your Heart Before and After Problems
    (24-Sep-2007)
    Healthy blood pressure and weight can help avoid heart failure; rehab can aid recovery

  • Study Offers Insights Into Sensory Perceptions
    (24-Sep-2007)
    Woman who suffered stroke starting experiencing sounds as bodily sensations

  • In-Flight Clot Risk Low for Most People
    (24-Sep-2007)
    Odds of 'economy class syndrome' are about 1 in 5,000, research shows

  • Link Between Air Pollution, Stroke Gets Clearer
    (20-Sep-2007)
    Fine particles in lung spur dangerous clots, research shows

  • Link Between Air Pollution, Stroke Gets Clearer
    (20-Sep-2007)
    Fine particles in lung spur dangerous clots, research shows

  • Stem Cells From Testes Produce Wide Range of Tissue Types
    (19-Sep-2007)
    Work with mice might lead to treatments for diseases such as diabetes and Alzheimer's

  • 'Cosby' Star Tackles a Silent Heart Threat
    (19-Sep-2007)
    Family deaths get Phylicia Rashad talking about peripheral artery disease

  • Few Americans Know of Leg Artery Danger
    (19-Sep-2007)
    Peripheral arterial disease is common and sometimes deadly, researchers say

  • Stem Cells From Testes Produce Wide Range of Tissue Types
    (19-Sep-2007)
    Work with mice might lead to treatments for diseases such as diabetes and Alzheimer's

  • Few Americans Know of Leg Artery Danger
    (19-Sep-2007)
    Peripheral arterial disease is common and sometimes deadly, researchers say

  • Few Americans Know of Leg Artery Danger
    (19-Sep-2007)
    Peripheral arterial disease is common and sometimes deadly, researchers say

  • 'Cosby' Star Tackles a Silent Heart Threat
    (19-Sep-2007)
    Family deaths get Phylicia Rashad talking about peripheral artery disease

  • Few Americans Know of Leg Artery Danger
    (19-Sep-2007)
    Peripheral arterial disease is common and sometimes deadly, researchers say

  • 'Cosby' Star Tackles a Silent Heart Threat
    (19-Sep-2007)
    Family deaths get Phylicia Rashad talking about peripheral artery disease

  • Few Americans Know of Leg Artery Danger
    (19-Sep-2007)
    Peripheral arterial disease is common and sometimes deadly, researchers say

  • Stem Cells From Testes Produce Wide Range of Tissue Types
    (19-Sep-2007)
    Work with mice might lead to treatments for diseases such as diabetes and Alzheimer's

  • Study Downgrades Gene as Heart Risk Factor
    (18-Sep-2007)
    Screening for variations in APO gene not warranted, researchers say

  • Study Downgrades Gene as Heart Risk Factor
    (18-Sep-2007)
    Screening for variations in APO gene not warranted, researchers say

  • Study Downgrades Gene as Heart Risk Factor
    (18-Sep-2007)
    Screening for variations in APO gene not warranted, researchers say

  • Genetic Test Approved for Sensitivity to Blood Thinner
    (18-Sep-2007)
    Some people who take Coumadin at higher risk of bleeding

  • Doctors Debate Drugs vs. Surgery for Angina
    (14-Sep-2007)
    Data re-analysis supports angioplasty, but not everyone agrees

  • FDA Approves Osteoporosis Drug to Cut Breast Cancer Risk
    (14-Sep-2007)
    Manufacturer calls Evista a valuable tool, but critics say its heart risks outweigh benefits

  • Doctors Debate Drugs vs. Surgery for Angina
    (14-Sep-2007)
    Data re-analysis supports angioplasty, but not everyone agrees

  • Doctors Debate Drugs vs. Surgery for Angina
    (14-Sep-2007)
    Data re-analysis supports angioplasty, but not everyone agrees

  • Doctors Debate Drugs vs. Surgery for Angina
    (14-Sep-2007)
    Data re-analysis supports angioplasty, but not everyone agrees

  • Doctors Debate Drugs vs. Surgery for Angina
    (14-Sep-2007)
    Data re-analysis supports angioplasty, but not everyone agrees

  • Doctors Debate Drugs vs. Surgery for Angina
    (14-Sep-2007)
    Data re-analysis supports angioplasty, but not everyone agrees

  • Osteoporosis Drug Evista Approved to Cut Risk of Breast Cancer
    (14-Sep-2007)
    Among postmenopausal women

  • Pill Equals Injection in Preventing Clots After Hip Replacement
    (14-Sep-2007)
    Study found no difference between the two protective treatments

  • FDA Approves Osteoporosis Drug to Cut Breast Cancer Risk
    (14-Sep-2007)
    Manufacturer calls Evista a valuable tool, but critics say its heart risks outweigh benefits

  • Drug-Coated Stents Go Head to Head
    (13-Sep-2007)
    Data analysis suggests sirolimus-coated model is safer

  • Screening Proposed for Childhood Cholesterol Levels
    (13-Sep-2007)
    Treatment would reduce risk of genetic condition that can lead to early death

  • Drug-Coated Stents Go Head to Head
    (13-Sep-2007)
    Data analysis suggests sirolimus-coated model is safer

  • Novel Cooling Therapy May Have Aided Injured Football Player
    (13-Sep-2007)
    Lowering Kevin Everett's body temperature helped protect his spinal cord, doctors say

  • Screening Proposed for Childhood Cholesterol Levels
    (13-Sep-2007)
    Treatment would reduce risk of genetic condition that can lead to early death

  • Screening Proposed for Childhood Cholesterol Levels
    (13-Sep-2007)
    Treatment would reduce risk of genetic condition that can lead to early death

  • Drug-Coated Stents Go Head to Head
    (13-Sep-2007)
    Data analysis suggests sirolimus-coated model is safer

  • Novel Cooling Therapy May Have Aided Injured Football Player
    (13-Sep-2007)
    Lowering Kevin Everett's body temperature helped protect his spinal cord, doctors say

  • Jogging in Traffic Cuts Blood Flow to Heart
    (12-Sep-2007)
    Men with stable heart disease showed effect after brief exposure to diesel exhaust

  • Being Overweight is Hard on the Heart
    (12-Sep-2007)
    It raises risks even if blood pressure, cholesterol factored out, study finds

  • Jogging in Traffic Cuts Blood Flow to Heart
    (12-Sep-2007)
    Men with stable heart disease showed effect after brief exposure to diesel exhaust

  • Being Overweight is Hard on the Heart
    (12-Sep-2007)
    It raises risks even if blood pressure, cholesterol factored out, study finds

  • Being Overweight is Hard on the Heart
    (12-Sep-2007)
    It raises risks even if blood pressure, cholesterol factored out, study finds

  • Advance Reported in Heart Valves for Children
    (12-Sep-2007)
    Researchers replicate tissue on 'cellular scaffolding'

  • Being Overweight is Hard on the Heart
    (12-Sep-2007)
    It raises risks even if blood pressure, cholesterol factored out, study finds

  • Jogging in Traffic Cuts Blood Flow to Heart
    (12-Sep-2007)
    Men with stable heart disease showed effect after brief exposure to diesel exhaust

  • Jogging in Traffic Cuts Blood Flow to Heart
    (12-Sep-2007)
    Men with stable heart disease showed effect after brief exposure to diesel exhaust

  • Being Overweight is Hard on the Heart
    (12-Sep-2007)
    It raises risks even if blood pressure, cholesterol factored out, study finds

  • Bypass 'Off-Pump' Boosts Women's Outcomes
    (11-Sep-2007)
    And another study suggests vitamin E protects their hearts

  • Lowering Blood Protein Won't Help Kidney Patients
    (11-Sep-2007)
    Homocysteine may be a marker, not a cause, of renal trouble, study suggests

  • Diabetes Drug Avandia Boosts Heart Risks: Study
    (11-Sep-2007)
    Another study finds a similar drug, Actos, may be a better choice, researchers say

  • Lowering Blood Protein Won't Help Kidney Patients
    (11-Sep-2007)
    Homocysteine may be a marker, not a cause, of renal trouble, study suggests

  • Bypass 'Off-Pump' Boosts Women's Outcomes
    (11-Sep-2007)
    And another study suggests vitamin E protects their hearts

  • Lowering Blood Protein Won't Help Kidney Patients
    (11-Sep-2007)
    Homocysteine may be a marker, not a cause, of renal trouble, study suggests

  • Diabetes Drug Avandia Boosts Heart Risks: Study
    (11-Sep-2007)
    Another study finds a similar drug, Actos, may be a better choice, researchers say

  • Weight Gain May Spell Trouble for Heart Failure Patients
    (11-Sep-2007)
    It typically precedes their hospitalization, study finds

  • Lowering Blood Protein Won't Help Kidney Patients
    (11-Sep-2007)
    Homocysteine may be a marker, not a cause, of renal trouble, study suggests

  • Beta Blocker Doesn't Help Children With Heart Failure
    (11-Sep-2007)
    Trial shows no improvement with carvedilol

  • Bypass 'Off-Pump' Boosts Women's Outcomes
    (11-Sep-2007)
    And another study suggests vitamin E protects their hearts

  • Lowering Blood Protein Won't Help Kidney Patients
    (11-Sep-2007)
    Homocysteine may be a marker, not a cause, of renal trouble, study suggests

  • Small Incisions Make Heart Valve Surgery Safer
    (10-Sep-2007)
    Death risk lowered for those who had undergone previous heart surgery, Belgian study finds

  • Small Incisions Make Heart Valve Surgery Safer
    (10-Sep-2007)
    Death risk lowered for those who had undergone previous heart surgery, Belgian study finds

  • Experts Sort Out Good Fats From Bad
    (10-Sep-2007)
    New guide helps consumers make healthier food choices

  • Saturated Fat: Even a Little Splurge May Be Too Much
    (09-Sep-2007)
    Fatty meal has immediate, negative effect on heart health, research shows

  • Saturated Fat: Even a Little Splurge May Be Too Much
    (09-Sep-2007)
    Fatty meal has immediate, negative effect on heart health, research shows

  • Saturated Fat: Even a Little Splurge May Be Too Much
    (09-Sep-2007)
    Fatty meal has immediate, negative effect on heart health, research shows

  • Saturated Fat: Even a Little Splurge May Be Too Much
    (09-Sep-2007)
    Fatty meal has immediate, negative effect on heart health, research shows

  • Depression May Be World's Most Disabling Disease
    (07-Sep-2007)
    Global study finds it takes bigger toll than other chronic conditions

  • Family History Has Strong Effect on Cardiac Risk
    (07-Sep-2007)
    Screening, treatment of close relatives proposed

  • Family History Has Strong Effect on Cardiac Risk
    (07-Sep-2007)
    Screening, treatment of close relatives proposed

  • Family History Has Strong Effect on Cardiac Risk
    (07-Sep-2007)
    Screening, treatment of close relatives proposed

  • Family History Has Strong Effect on Cardiac Risk
    (07-Sep-2007)
    Screening, treatment of close relatives proposed

  • Depression May Be World's Most Disabling Disease
    (07-Sep-2007)
    Global study finds it takes bigger toll than other chronic conditions

  • Researchers Find Better Way to Deliver Blood Thinner
    (07-Sep-2007)
    New gene-linked formula should stop trial-and-error warfarin dosing

  • Cutting Salt Won't Affect Foods' Safety
    (06-Sep-2007)
    High-sodium processed foods are major contributor to heart trouble, researchers note

  • Cutting Salt Won't Affect Foods' Safety
    (06-Sep-2007)
    High-sodium processed foods are major contributor to heart trouble, researchers note

  • Cutting Salt Won't Affect Foods' Safety
    (06-Sep-2007)
    High-sodium processed foods are major contributor to heart trouble, researchers note

  • Cutting Salt Won't Affect Foods' Safety
    (06-Sep-2007)
    High-sodium processed foods are major contributor to heart trouble, researchers note

  • Barbershop Talks Cut Black Men's Prostate Cancer Risk
    (06-Sep-2007)
    Innovative program is making a difference for this high-risk group, founder says

  • Drug, Pacemaker Fight Irregular Heartbeat
    (05-Sep-2007)
    Studies suggest new weapons against dangerous atrial fibrillation

  • First Generic Versions of Coreg Approved
    (05-Sep-2007)
    Treats high blood pressure and cardiac problems

  • First Generic Versions of Coreg Approved
    (05-Sep-2007)
    Treats high blood pressure and cardiac problems

  • Drug, Pacemaker Fight Irregular Heartbeat
    (05-Sep-2007)
    Studies suggest new weapons against dangerous atrial fibrillation

  • Drug, Pacemaker Fight Irregular Heartbeat
    (05-Sep-2007)
    Studies suggest new weapons against dangerous atrial fibrillation

  • Trial to Test Gene Therapy for Angina in Women
    (04-Sep-2007)
    Novel treatment promotes blood vessel growth in heart muscle, researchers say

  • Trial to Test Gene Therapy for Angina in Women
    (04-Sep-2007)
    Novel treatment promotes blood vessel growth in heart muscle, researchers say

  • Fat Builds Up in Hearts Before Diabetes Onset
    (04-Sep-2007)
    Technique giving researchers static image of beating heart could be new screening tool

  • Trial to Test Gene Therapy for Angina in Women
    (04-Sep-2007)
    Novel treatment promotes blood vessel growth in heart muscle, researchers say

  • Trial to Test Gene Therapy for Angina in Women
    (04-Sep-2007)
    Novel treatment promotes blood vessel growth in heart muscle, researchers say

  • Fat Builds Up in Hearts Before Diabetes Onset
    (04-Sep-2007)
    Technique giving researchers static image of beating heart could be new screening tool

  • Trial to Test Gene Therapy for Angina in Women
    (04-Sep-2007)
    Novel treatment promotes blood vessel growth in heart muscle, researchers say

  • Fat Builds Up in Hearts Before Diabetes Onset
    (04-Sep-2007)
    Technique giving researchers static image of beating heart could be new screening tool

  • Blood Pressure Drug Combo Helps Diabetic Hearts
    (02-Sep-2007)
    Large, long-term global study shows diuretic plus ACE inhibitor reduced risk of dying from heart disease

  • Blood Pressure Drug Combo Helps Diabetic Hearts
    (02-Sep-2007)
    Large, long-term global study shows diuretic plus ACE inhibitor reduced risk of dying from heart disease

  • Stopping Statins After Stroke Doubles Death Risk
    (30-Aug-2007)
    Almost 40% of patients stopped taking drugs in Italian study

  • Stopping Statins After Stroke Doubles Death Risk
    (30-Aug-2007)
    Almost 40% of patients stopped taking drugs in Italian study

  • Stopping Statins After Stroke Doubles Death Risk
    (30-Aug-2007)
    Almost 40% of patients stopped taking drugs in Italian study

  • Stopping Statins After Stroke Doubles Death Risk
    (30-Aug-2007)
    Almost 40% of patients stopped taking drugs in Italian study

  • New Heart Pump Shows Promise in Trial
    (29-Aug-2007)
    Smaller, simpler device can be used in more patients, expert says

  • Case Management Cost-Effective Way to Cut Heart Risks
    (29-Aug-2007)
    California study shows such visits with patients reduced risk by 10% and also cut costs

  • Case Management Cost-Effective Way to Cut Heart Risks
    (29-Aug-2007)
    California study shows such visits with patients reduced risk by 10% and also cut costs

  • New Heart Pump Shows Promise in Trial
    (29-Aug-2007)
    Smaller, simpler device can be used in more patients, expert says

  • Case Management Cost-Effective Way to Cut Heart Risks
    (29-Aug-2007)
    California study shows such visits with patients reduced risk by 10% and also cut costs

  • U.S. Initiative Seeks to Boost Hispanic Stroke Awareness
    (28-Aug-2007)
    Community-based education effort to stress recognition of symptoms, emergency procedures

  • U.S. Initiative Seeks to Boost Hispanic Stroke Awareness
    (28-Aug-2007)
    Community-based education effort to stress recognition of symptoms, emergency procedures

  • Embryonic Human Stem Cells May Help Repair Heart Muscle, Lab Study Shows
    (27-Aug-2007)
    Problems with cell survival, functioning may have been solved in rat experiments

  • Study Points to Cause of Vioxx Heart Risk
    (27-Aug-2007)
    The drug ups levels of a protein linked to clotting, researchers say

  • Heart Attacks at School Involve More Adults Than Kids
    (27-Aug-2007)
    Whether defibrillators should be available an open question, researcher says

  • 'Good' Cholesterol Won't Help Heavy-Drinking Older Men
    (27-Aug-2007)
    Their high blood pressure stayed the same regardless of HDL level, study found

  • Continued Statin Use Boosts Post-Stroke Outcomes
    (27-Aug-2007)
    Interrupting the drugs for even a few days can negatively impact recovery, study finds

  • Continued Statin Use Boosts Post-Stroke Outcomes
    (27-Aug-2007)
    Interrupting the drugs for even a few days can negatively impact recovery, study finds

  • Giving CPR Kits to Kids Nudges Parents to Learn
    (27-Aug-2007)
    Danish study found seventh graders trained an average of 2.5 friends, family members

  • Embryonic Human Stem Cells May Help Repair Heart Muscle, Lab Study Shows
    (27-Aug-2007)
    Problems with cell survival, functioning may have been solved in rat experiments

  • Heart Attacks at School Involve More Adults Than Kids
    (27-Aug-2007)
    Whether defibrillators should be available an open question, researcher says

  • Study Points to Cause of Vioxx Heart Risk
    (27-Aug-2007)
    The drug ups levels of a protein linked to clotting, researchers say

  • Continued Statin Use Boosts Post-Stroke Outcomes
    (27-Aug-2007)
    Interrupting the drugs for even a few days can negatively impact recovery, study finds

  • Make a New Assault on Salt
    (25-Aug-2007)
    Most Americans get far too much than is healthy, experts say

  • Make a New Assault on Salt
    (25-Aug-2007)
    Most Americans get far too much than is healthy, experts say

  • Heart Attack Boosts Diabetes Risk
    (24-Aug-2007)
    Each condition encourages the other, study finds

  • Drug That Lowers Resting Heart Rate Being Tested
    (22-Aug-2007)
    Slower heartbeat linked to better cardiac outcome, scientists report

  • Drug That Lowers Resting Heart Rate Being Tested
    (22-Aug-2007)
    Slower heartbeat linked to better cardiac outcome, scientists report

  • Drug That Lowers Resting Heart Rate Being Tested
    (22-Aug-2007)
    Slower heartbeat linked to better cardiac outcome, scientists report

  • Drug That Lowers Resting Heart Rate Being Tested
    (22-Aug-2007)
    Slower heartbeat linked to better cardiac outcome, scientists report

  • When 'Good' Cholesterol Goes Bad
    (22-Aug-2007)
    HDL analysis uncovers a dark side, but also a new way it fights heart disease

  • Drug That Lowers Resting Heart Rate Being Tested
    (22-Aug-2007)
    Slower heartbeat linked to better cardiac outcome, scientists report

  • Drug That Lowers Resting Heart Rate Being Tested
    (22-Aug-2007)
    Slower heartbeat linked to better cardiac outcome, scientists report

  • Doctors Often Miss High Blood Pressure in Kids
    (21-Aug-2007)
    About three-quarters of cases went unnoticed, study found

  • Heavy Drinking Boosts Stroke Risk for Chinese Men
    (20-Aug-2007)
    Findings probably apply to males of other ethnicities, researchers say

  • Heavy Drinking Boosts Stroke Risk for Chinese Men
    (20-Aug-2007)
    Findings probably apply to males of other ethnicities, researchers say

  • Restricting Blood Flow May Help Heart Bypass Patients
    (17-Aug-2007)
    The technique reduces levels of protein linked to poor surgery results, study says

  • Restricting Blood Flow May Help Heart Bypass Patients
    (17-Aug-2007)
    The technique reduces levels of protein linked to poor surgery results, study says

  • Urban Smog Tough on Young Adults' Hearts
    (17-Aug-2007)