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(19-Nov-2009) But protective effect can wear off at higher levels in men, study finds |
(18-Nov-2009) Treatment of heart patients no better after performance data released to public, researchers find |
(18-Nov-2009) Getting patients to the right hospitals quickly is critical, experts say |
(18-Nov-2009) Studies found warfarin, Plavix bested by latest anti-clotting alternatives |
(18-Nov-2009) Long-term comparison study finds chlorthalidone most likely to prevent heart failure, stroke |
(18-Nov-2009) Getting patients to the right hospitals quickly is critical, experts say |
(17-Nov-2009) Oil from engineered beans might help reduce heart attacks, researchers say |
(17-Nov-2009) Combination can increase the risk of heart attack and stroke, U.S. officials say |
(17-Nov-2009) Finding suggests atherosclerosis is as old as the pyramids, and not an ill of the modern world |
(17-Nov-2009) Studies show risk factors rising among children and adults, with many denying they have a problem |
(17-Nov-2009) Patients who had bone marrow transplant with surgery did better, study finds |
(16-Nov-2009) Pumping coolant into the nose right away seems to prevent brain damage, study finds |
(16-Nov-2009) Inexpensive EKGs would reduce risk of sudden death, study finds |
(16-Nov-2009) Hospitals less likely to follow guidelines for patients 80 and older, study finds |
(16-Nov-2009) For those who've had an attack already, stressful games raise blood pressure, study finds |
(16-Nov-2009) Males have triple the odds than women, study finds, and black men are especially prone |
(16-Nov-2009) When BRCA1 is deactivated, it can lead to hardening of the arteries, mouse study suggests |
(16-Nov-2009) It was found less effective than extended-release niacin, or Niaspan |
(16-Nov-2009) Study suggests interaction between Prilosec, Protonix and blood-thinners such as Plavix |
(16-Nov-2009) People with metabolic syndrome should steer clear of low-fat meal plans, study says |
(16-Nov-2009) Complications most likely when new lead is needed in heart devices, researchers find |
(11-Nov-2009) Those who stroll are more likely to die from cardiovascular disease, study finds |
(09-Nov-2009) Plavix helped men and women almost equally, study finds |
(06-Nov-2009) Study ties poor supervisors to higher odds for heart attack |
(04-Nov-2009) Designed for a rare condition, it might have a wider application, experts say |
(04-Nov-2009) Keeping patients on the heart-lung machine improved survival, study found |
(29-Oct-2009) Factors that raise your chances of subsequent trouble |
(26-Oct-2009) Middle-aged women have more heart attacks than in past, but are more likely to survive, studies show |
(20-Oct-2009) Two-thirds of patients in U.S. hospitals fail to get recommended therapy, study finds |
(20-Oct-2009) Those who took them with antidepressant fared same as those who didn't |
(19-Oct-2009) For cardiac patients who can't take an ACE inhibitor |
(15-Oct-2009) New technique described as a Band-Aid for damaged muscle |
(15-Oct-2009) Report could get more states to pass laws to curtail secondhand smoke, experts say |
(09-Oct-2009) Heart attack, heart failure survival better at hospitals given awards for following program |
(07-Oct-2009) But new study design might change response times, researcher says |
(07-Oct-2009) European study finds no survival difference for those with, without device |
(06-Oct-2009) Implanted defibrillators, pacemakers may malfunction if headphones hang close to chest, study shows |
(02-Oct-2009) 'Inexpensive, well-proven medications' could have huge impact, expert says |
(02-Oct-2009) Even better, calcium scans don't lead to unnecessary tests, researchers say |
(01-Oct-2009) Cardiologists looking at new generation of drugs as Plavix trial shows double dosage best for angioplasty |
(01-Oct-2009) Defibrillators, pacemakers offer benefits for patients with milder forms of the condition, study suggests |
(30-Sep-2009) Benefits confined to heart attack, other types of cardiovascular disease |
(28-Sep-2009) Smoking, birth control pills raise risk higher, research finds |
(23-Sep-2009) Timing has no effect on outcome, study finds |
(22-Sep-2009) In one Montana city, incidents fell but rose again when restrictions were lifted |
(22-Sep-2009) Vaccine reduces risk of deaths related to heart disease, study shows |
(22-Sep-2009) Treatment methods should take into account side effects, researchers say |
(18-Sep-2009) Smoking, hypertension, high cholesterol cut 10 years of life, study finds |
(17-Sep-2009) Amount of time spent doing them directly related to success, study shows |
(15-Sep-2009) Metformin, insulin have little effect on risk factor for heart disease, study finds |
(15-Sep-2009) Poor hospital care a big reason why, researchers say |
(14-Sep-2009) Things that increase your risk |
(14-Sep-2009) As yet unapproved, darusentan works in different way than standard medicines |
(14-Sep-2009) Analysis of previous research found little benefit for female patients |
(14-Sep-2009) Surging obesity rates have reversed gains, study finds |
(10-Sep-2009) Too many aging Americans, too few new doctors spell trouble, experts say |
(09-Sep-2009) To prevent sudden cardiac death, researchers recommend electrocardiograms |
(08-Sep-2009) For those who have been hospitalized, risk may double over 7 years, research shows |
(04-Sep-2009) Increased risk seen in Danish study, but authors say more research is needed |
(02-Sep-2009) Problems halved in patients getting blood-vessel repairs done, study finds |
(01-Sep-2009) Taking antacids with anti-clotting drugs doesn't change outcomes after a heart attack, researchers find |
(01-Sep-2009) Artery-opening procedure can be done up to 21 hours later with milder heart attacks, study shows |
(31-Aug-2009) Brilinta prevents heart attacks and improves survival, researchers say |
(31-Aug-2009) Levels of toxins in air don't have to be high to be hazardous, studies find |
(26-Aug-2009) Troponin assays speed diagnosis, studies show |
(25-Aug-2009) But factors other than gender may be to blame, researchers say |
(25-Aug-2009) Study finds treatment raises death risk in those who also have heart disease |
(25-Aug-2009) And costs the global economy $500 billion each year |
(24-Aug-2009) Injections of male hormone boosted cardiac performance in Italian study |
(23-Aug-2009) Despite new technology and methods, experts say simple CPR works best |
(20-Aug-2009) Increase is small but worth noting, expert says, as product use grows |
(19-Aug-2009) As effective as standard of bypass surgery, Polish study finds |
(19-Aug-2009) As effective as standard of bypass surgery, Polish study finds |
(18-Aug-2009) Study shows 10-year effort, major medical advances improved survival |
(17-Aug-2009) In dog study, researchers saw new human coronary arteries form |
(11-Aug-2009) Study found it reversed structural abnormalities seen among the obese |
(10-Aug-2009) Less cardiovascular disease, fewer deaths among the cheerful, study finds |
(10-Aug-2009) Good diet, no smoking, regular exercise lower chronic disease risk by 80%, CDC study finds |
(09-Aug-2009) Experts say risks of long-term use still outweigh possible benefits |
(06-Aug-2009) Doubled rate of heart attack, tripled rate of death seen in study |
(05-Aug-2009) Review of studies involving 40,000 people points up benefits |
(04-Aug-2009) Researcher suspects mental health issues may lead to unhealthy habits |
(31-Jul-2009) Uneven results seen with defibrillation delays, researchers say |
(29-Jul-2009) Study shows it predicts severe events in those with known heart disease |
(29-Jul-2009) Experts warn against politicizing their placement |
(29-Jul-2009) Study shows it predicts severe events in those with known heart disease |
(27-Jul-2009) Despite benefits, only slightly more than half get it, study shows |
(27-Jul-2009) Despite benefits, only slightly more than half get it, study shows |
(23-Jul-2009) In mouse study, injured tissue and coronary function are restored |
(23-Jul-2009) In experiments with mice, researchers corrected electrical problems of the heart |
(21-Jul-2009) Those who ate right, exercised lowered chances of cardiovascular trouble |
(20-Jul-2009) In lab study, re-engineered cells show promise for cardiac treatment |
(15-Jul-2009) More long-term problems seen with minimally invasive technique |
(10-Jul-2009) To reduce the risk of blood clots |
(09-Jul-2009) Many can be modified, treated to improve odds, experts say |
(08-Jul-2009) Get plenty of it in your diet, researchers say |
(02-Jul-2009) Heavy drinkers were affected most, but link holds for even mild use, study finds |
(01-Jul-2009) Eight of 10 states with highest number of obese adults are in the South, report says |
(30-Jun-2009) Too often, EMS crews feel obliged to bring unresponsive patient to hospital, study finds |
(30-Jun-2009) Pioneering procedure aims to repair damaged cardiac muscle, surgeons say |
(29-Jun-2009) Two new studies show effects on angina and mortality |
(28-Jun-2009) It's deadlier than a heart attack, experts say, with chances for survival slim |
(24-Jun-2009) But the link with cardiovascular disease is complex and not a cause for alarm, doctor says |
(24-Jun-2009) Canadian study shows better survival when compared to those who got clot-busting treatment |
(23-Jun-2009) Greater risk of atrial fibrillation, need for pacemaker, early death, study shows |
(22-Jun-2009) Or slower, with possible medical applications, research suggests |
(21-Jun-2009) Improved care and overall better health are credited with improved survival odds |
(19-Jun-2009) General suggestions for your recovery |
(18-Jun-2009) Study found low levels in bloodstream correlated with increased risk |
(17-Jun-2009) Lower doses safe and effective after heart attack and stroke |
(17-Jun-2009) Safe and effective in an 'all-comer population,' researchers say |
(17-Jun-2009) Safe and effective in an 'all-comer population,' researchers say |
(15-Jun-2009) Inflammation looks like common thread, researcher says |
(09-Jun-2009) Danish study fingers high levels of lipoprotein(a) |
(08-Jun-2009) Lifestyle plays key role, study confirms, and a new 'calculator' helps gauge risk |
(08-Jun-2009) Study finds medicines typically do as well as surgery, especially in less severe cases |
(05-Jun-2009) But study found diabetes drug didn't increase chances of heart disease, death |
(29-May-2009) For those with no history of heart disease, risks may outweigh benefits, research suggests |
(26-May-2009) Ultrasound shows damage tied to rising odds for stroke, heart attack, researchers say |
(26-May-2009) Discovery helps explain association between the two illnesses |
(26-May-2009) Study finds they showed no more signs of cardiovascular trouble than general male population |
(22-May-2009) It prevents many complications of chronic disease, experts say |
(20-May-2009) The sooner angioplasty is done, the lower the death rate, study finds |
(20-May-2009) Urgency needed in only one-third of cases, study says |
(18-May-2009) Still, it's best to lose that excess weight, review says |
(17-May-2009) Atrial fibrillation raised risk for dementia, study shows |
(15-May-2009) 30-year study in Norway sheds light on 'tremendously adverse' effects of tobacco use |
(15-May-2009) Study suggests higher levels found in bloodstream could improve heart attack treatments |
(14-May-2009) Despite risk factors, blacks less likely to suffer atrial fibrillation |
(14-May-2009) Publicly accessible devices prevent heart-attack deaths, study finds |
(14-May-2009) Other heart irregularities more likely to blame, study says |
(14-May-2009) Heart patients gained an extra year of life over 8 years of follow-up, study finds |
(14-May-2009) But other medical factors could also be at play, researchers note |
(11-May-2009) Study suggests MRI scans better than questionnaires for evaluations |
(08-May-2009) Society should consider ways to mitigate the effects, experts say |
(08-May-2009) Better prevention methods, medical advances likely behind drop in bypass procedures |
(07-May-2009) Any are better than no treatment at all, study shows |
(06-May-2009) Findings suggest airway pressure treatment prevents complications, cuts readmissions |
(06-May-2009) Patients with stents should discuss the use of these meds with their doctor, cardiac group says |
(05-May-2009) Because of similar symptoms, doctors urge overreaction if in doubt |
(05-May-2009) It tripled the 3-month odds among heart attack patients, study found |
(04-May-2009) Study urges rescuers to add compressions, delay other interventions |
(03-May-2009) They also had raised cholesterol, so study suggests better screening for hypertension |
(01-May-2009) A dose of a statin in time of crisis improved long-term outcomes, study found |
(01-May-2009) Study finds half a glass each day boosts men's life expectancy by five years |
(30-Apr-2009) Study shows reaching optimal levels protects against heart attack, too |
(29-Apr-2009) Noninvasive method detects dangerous levels of artery-blocking proteins |
(28-Apr-2009) Women especially affected if primary care came from community outlet |
(28-Apr-2009) And prevents unnecessary testing, hospitalization, study shows |
(27-Apr-2009) Many are waiting years after a diagnosis to fill a first prescription, study finds |
(25-Apr-2009) Survey finds lack of access to medical care a big factor in trend |
(24-Apr-2009) The link seems certain but solutions less so, experts say |
(24-Apr-2009) But women didn't experience a similar drop in strokes, study finds |
(24-Apr-2009) Study finds lower survival among less-fluent heart attack victims |
(24-Apr-2009) Experts urge establishment of more regional networks |
(24-Apr-2009) Atrial fibrillation ups long-term risk of dying, researchers report |
(22-Apr-2009) Study finds benefit from consuming just one serving a week |
(21-Apr-2009) Nursing baby brings cardiovascular benefits decades later, study suggests |
(20-Apr-2009) Since they leave few signs, imaging reveals patients at much greater risk for death |
(20-Apr-2009) But glucose-based beverages may not have same impact, study finds |
(17-Apr-2009) As little as 10 minutes of exposure changes cardiovascular function, researchers say |
(17-Apr-2009) Agency says cells should come from fertility clinic embryos that otherwise would be discarded |
(15-Apr-2009) Despite earlier promise, valsartan fails to deliver against atrial fibrillation, researchers say |
(14-Apr-2009) And they're more likely to lack treatment for it years after freedom, study finds |
(14-Apr-2009) Imaging test doesn't single out those at high risk of trouble, study found |
(13-Apr-2009) Significance unclear, expert says |
(13-Apr-2009) Vegetables, nuts, and 'Mediterranean' fare most beneficial, researchers find |
(10-Apr-2009) Even walking half an hour a day can boost longevity, study finds |
(09-Apr-2009) Safety concerns mean the drug should only be used when other medications don't work, advisers say |
(08-Apr-2009) Swedish study says since children are getting bigger, condition may become more common |
(07-Apr-2009) Waist size important in women, not men, researchers report |
(06-Apr-2009) Two techniques worked for patients after heart bypass procedures, study finds |
(02-Apr-2009) Addressing where the drowsiness comes from may be the solution, researchers say |
(02-Apr-2009) Discovery could lead to ways of regrowing damaged cardiac tissue, experts say |
(31-Mar-2009) Framingham researchers and private sector biotech scientists will collaborate |
(31-Mar-2009) Infusing cells into damaged area helped restore blood flow, researchers say |
(31-Mar-2009) Fingertip sensor tracks changes in blood flow, predicting odds for heart attack |
(31-Mar-2009) Clot-busting combo can boost outcomes for patients with atrial fibrillation, study finds |
(30-Mar-2009) Cholesterol-lowering Crestor cut risk by 43 percent, study found |
(30-Mar-2009) Isolating damaged heart tissue does not produce better outcomes, study finds |
(30-Mar-2009) Relaxin cuts shortness of breath and trimmed hospital stays, phase 2 study concludes |
(30-Mar-2009) Study finds five drugs in one dose reduced heart attack, stroke risk |
(30-Mar-2009) Study found death rates rose after a defeat, and dropped after a victory |
(30-Mar-2009) Risk appears the same for bare metal or drug-eluting devices, study found |
(30-Mar-2009) Cholesterol-lowering Crestor cut risk by 43%, study found |
(30-Mar-2009) Standard therapy wipes out any protection the supplement might provide, study finds |
(26-Mar-2009) Data collection aims to aid in recognizing, treating rare but real condition |
(26-Mar-2009) Stress cardiomyopathy linked to common drugs, study finds |
(24-Mar-2009) For some, it may not be safe |
(24-Mar-2009) Very ill patients have higher mortality when glucose is too strictly controlled, study finds |
(23-Mar-2009) Finding could prevent fatal arrhythmias by limiting meds in those with risk factor |
(23-Mar-2009) And those fats, called triglycerides, may contribute to heart risk, study says |
(20-Mar-2009) What works for some people might be dangerous for others |
(20-Mar-2009) Study finds that for some groups, survival odds after angioplasty are not as great |
(19-Mar-2009) New prescribing criteria could prevent thousands of heart attacks |
(18-Mar-2009) It's similar to smoking when it comes to effect on longevity, researchers note |
(16-Mar-2009) Experts cite smoke, eating habits and sleep patterns as potential causes |
(16-Mar-2009) Lower dose appears safe and effective against heart attack in men, stroke in women |
(16-Mar-2009) But inactivity makes benefit vanish quickly, researchers say |
(13-Mar-2009) 'Diabesity' renders them more prone to heart attacks than their predecessors, researchers say |
(13-Mar-2009) Study finds chances of heart attack triples in first hour afterward |
(13-Mar-2009) And ovary removal is another reproductive factor linked to cardiovascular trouble, research shows |
(12-Mar-2009) Blood pressure and cholesterol should be controlled more aggressively, study suggests |
(12-Mar-2009) Experts say new drugs and guidelines are needed to treat diastolic dysfunction |
(12-Mar-2009) Study shows a trend, but heart specialists remain skeptical |
(11-Mar-2009) Just 1 less gram a day could produce dramatic results, study says |
(11-Mar-2009) Breathing in smog heightens lung, heart risks, report finds |
(11-Mar-2009) It signals danger independently of stomach fat, researchers report |
(11-Mar-2009) Promises to make diagnosis simpler for disease than can strike younger adults |
(10-Mar-2009) 2 'unconventional' blood workups might also point out trouble, experts say |
(09-Mar-2009) Scientists applaud his action, which is expected to kick-start efforts to unlock therapeutic potential |
(09-Mar-2009) Contrary to popular belief, study finds it works on kids, teens having heart attacks |
(08-Mar-2009) Researchers applaud his action, which is expected to kick-start efforts to unlock therapeutic potential |
(06-Mar-2009) Obesity may affect diaphragm, chest wall to decrease volume, study says |
(06-Mar-2009) Disparity exists even though more minorities than whites meet criteria for cutting-edge treatment |
(06-Mar-2009) Disparity exists even though more minorities than whites meet criteria for cutting-edge treatment |
(05-Mar-2009) More likely than mates to show signs of metabolic syndrome in strained unions, study finds |
(03-Mar-2009) Study finds it alters levels of hormones, could raise risk of obesity, diabetes and heart disease |
(03-Mar-2009) Patients taking Plavix, PPIs have 25 percent increased chance of death, rehospitalization |
(27-Feb-2009) Could be first step in finding way to prevent atrial fibrillation, experts say |
(27-Feb-2009) What you think now could determine your health as you age, study shows |
(26-Feb-2009) And the contributing factors are often those seen in older patients, study finds |
(25-Feb-2009) Experts agree that field needs more rigorous trials to aid doctors |
(23-Feb-2009) Yale project looks at electrocardiogram patterns for those with implanted defibrillators |
(19-Feb-2009) CDC annual report on nation's health focuses on those aged 18 to 29 |
(18-Feb-2009) Read the fine print, experts say in disputing new study's finding |
(18-Feb-2009) Read the fine print, experts say in disputing new study's finding |
(16-Feb-2009) Risk is similar to that of being killed by lightning, study finds |
(16-Feb-2009) The heart condition is a major killer of people over the age of 75, researchers note |
(16-Feb-2009) Metabolic syndrome may enhance sodium's effect on the body, study suggests |
(15-Feb-2009) Knowing the early warning signs of an attack can greatly increase survival, group says |
(13-Feb-2009) Annual Red Dress show aims to put top killer out of style |
(13-Feb-2009) Exposure may increase risk by 44%, researchers say |
(12-Feb-2009) The imaging technique leads to better diagnosis, treatment for heart patients |
(11-Feb-2009) Patients treated by skilled doctors at high-volume hospitals do best, study finds |
(11-Feb-2009) Dronedarone reduced strokes, heart attacks in those with atrial fibrillation |
(09-Feb-2009) Move by Obama expected to kick-start efforts to unlock therapeutic potential |
(09-Feb-2009) International studies lay groundwork for designing way to spot susceptible patients |
(09-Feb-2009) But experts note finding colored by fact that these folks take better care of themselves generally |
(09-Feb-2009) Study finds they don't reduce risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer |
(05-Feb-2009) Animal study found 2 popular cholesterol-lowering drugs had little effect on tumors |
(04-Feb-2009) Study finds it raises risk of heart attack, while expert notes exercise best antidote |
(02-Feb-2009) Stress, mood affect cytokine regulators underlying resting habits, study says |
(02-Feb-2009) Radiation-linked cancer risks are small, but need to be considered, AHA panel says |
(30-Jan-2009) Sponge-like molecule sops up bad lipoproteins, researchers say |
(30-Jan-2009) AHA says research looked at smoking bans, acute care, diabetes control and childhood obesity |
(28-Jan-2009) Combination might interfere with Plavix's anticlotting ability, experts say |
(27-Jan-2009) Study finds just watching symptoms leads to similar survival rates in older patients |
(26-Jan-2009) New advisory puts worries about possible link to heart disease to rest |
(23-Jan-2009) Muscle protein variant, most common in India, leaves carriers with little warning of dangers |
(22-Jan-2009) Study found healthy older adults were better able to carry out daily tasks |
(20-Jan-2009) Better control of blood pressure, other factors may be boosting survival, experts say |
(20-Jan-2009) Images could offer doctors a better assessment of patient's condition, chances of recovery |
(20-Jan-2009) The screens resulted in better patient outcomes but at high price, researchers say |
(20-Jan-2009) It's seldom used but entails lower risk, speedier recovery, researchers say |
(20-Jan-2009) Older patients were more affected, study found |
(19-Jan-2009) Traditional risk factors are just as reliable, researchers say |
(16-Jan-2009) Normal readings showed up in many who had heart attacks, study shows |
(15-Jan-2009) But more research is needed because they may lead to blood clots, study says |
(14-Jan-2009) Patients advised to avoid the drugs in some cases |
(14-Jan-2009) Technology reduces deaths, complications, but may be too costly for some centers, experts say |
(13-Jan-2009) Differences in initial symptoms could explain discrepancy, study suggests |
(13-Jan-2009) Recent data could lead to wider prescribing of cholesterol-lowering drugs, experts say |
(12-Jan-2009) Study is third in a week to question some facet of the widely used guideline |
(12-Jan-2009) Study finds 24% greater risk per unit increase in salt-to-mineral ratio |
(09-Jan-2009) Risk factors for having another one |
(09-Jan-2009) The long-standing assessment for heart risk may not be accurate in some cases |
(08-Jan-2009) A key deciding factor should be that benefits outweigh risks, experts say |
(08-Jan-2009) Review says it lowered bad cholesterol more effectively than Zocor |
(07-Jan-2009) Digoxin, used to treat heart failure, slowed cell growth, study says |
(07-Jan-2009) Whether low levels would work for ER patients with hypoxia remains unclear |
(06-Jan-2009) Improved survival seen in those 75 and older, study says |
(05-Jan-2009) Survivors tell their stories of sudden cardiac arrest |
(05-Jan-2009) Sildenafil appears to delay dangerous heart muscle expansion in mice |
(31-Dec-2008) But deaths from heart disease, cancer show encouraging drop |
(26-Dec-2008) Cholesterol-lowering meds seem to shield against troublesome complication, study finds |
(24-Dec-2008) Review finds it may cut cardiac mortality but not help those with heart rhythm problems |
(23-Dec-2008) Younger patients with the mutation faced higher odds of heart attack, death, studies found |
(22-Dec-2008) Large study finds increased risk of heart failure |
(18-Dec-2008) Companies must now show their drugs don't increase chances of cardiac trouble |
(18-Dec-2008) But slightly higher mortality rates showed up after 3 years, study finds |
(18-Dec-2008) Despite conflicting studies, diabetes groups say good glycemic control still best course |
(17-Dec-2008) In study, those with pulmonary clots saw benefit |
(17-Dec-2008) Blood pressure, cholesterol control may be type 2 diabetics' best bet, researchers say |
(16-Dec-2008) Finding adds weight to belief that longevity runs in families |
(16-Dec-2008) Goal is to improve use of treatments proven to cut post-illness complications |
(15-Dec-2008) Study found the dynamic raised cardiovascular risks by 50% |
(15-Dec-2008) Medical advances, not lifestyle changes, are source of the improvement, AHA says |
(15-Dec-2008) Study found the dynamic raised cardiovascular risks by 50% |
(12-Dec-2008) Stressing cardiac cells may make them more resilient during real attack, experts say |
(12-Dec-2008) Researchers not sure whether one causes the other, or one is mistaken for the other |
(11-Dec-2008) Those with history of repeat surgeries likely to face infection, bleeding, study finds |
(11-Dec-2008) Finding challenges idea that the heart rhythm disorder is an electrical problem |
(11-Dec-2008) And those conditions take toll on the heart, study says |
(11-Dec-2008) Stress of work and taking care of family to blame, Japanese study finds |
(11-Dec-2008) Overall expenditure is up despite a slowing in the number of cases, report notes |
(11-Dec-2008) Those with history of repeat surgeries likely to face infection, bleeding, study finds |
(08-Dec-2008) Undertreatment at the hospital may be a contributing cause, study suggests |
(05-Dec-2008) IPF patients 3 times more likely to suffer heart problems, study says |
(04-Dec-2008) Immune cells stick inside blood vessels causing inflammation, blockage, study finds |
(03-Dec-2008) Dutch researchers made the connection after studying adults ages 70 to 79 |
(02-Dec-2008) But more than two glasses a day linked to atrial fibrillation, study finds |
(02-Dec-2008) Cereals, licorice, pancakes, among other products, home to sodium, study says |
(02-Dec-2008) Money may be better spent in other areas, experts say |
(01-Dec-2008) Lack of the sunlight-derived nutrient tied to increased cardiovascular events |
(30-Nov-2008) Exposure to air pollution is linked to hardening of the arteries |
(26-Nov-2008) Regular attendance is key, researchers say, but they don't know why |
(26-Nov-2008) But debate continues as to whether they are worth the expense |
(25-Nov-2008) But lifestyle modifications, especially exercise, can cut the odds, study says |
(25-Nov-2008) Study ties work woes to fatal cardiovascular events in men |
(25-Nov-2008) But newer models are much more effective, expert says |
(24-Nov-2008) Those who do have better survival odds, but swift action is needed |
(24-Nov-2008) 'Ambulatory' measures are better than readings in doctor's office, study says |
(21-Nov-2008) Seven in 10 don't do enough to protect themselves from stroke, heart attack |
(20-Nov-2008) Winter's lack of sun means adults at risk should be monitored, experts say |
(20-Nov-2008) American Cancer Society urges people to stop for a day, then for life |
(14-Nov-2008) Innovative approach could give heart attack victims, other patients more time, developers say |
(14-Nov-2008) Adds little to other diagnostic measures, British researchers report |
(12-Nov-2008) Patients with the condition see doctors far more frequently, study finds |
(12-Nov-2008) 14% for whites, 19% for blacks, 21% for Hispanics and 27% for others, study says |
(12-Nov-2008) Hospitals that perform the heart procedure more often do better, study finds |
(12-Nov-2008) Researchers in Detroit say it detected additional cardiovascular damage |
(12-Nov-2008) Cost analysis finds procedure often doesn't bring enough benefit to offset expense |
(11-Nov-2008) It recruits blood vessel cells as a kind of heart-healthy coating, experts explain |
(11-Nov-2008) Italian study shows that gains with shorter intervention programs aren't sustained |
(11-Nov-2008) International experts say there isn't enough evidence to prove its value |
(11-Nov-2008) These particles carry cholesterol and triglycerides throughout the body |
(11-Nov-2008) Researchers point to obesity epidemic in explaining the troubling trend |
(10-Nov-2008) Even though they have risk factors that could lead to coronary problems, study finds |
(10-Nov-2008) Epidemic linked to hypertension, obesity, diabetes, study shows |
(10-Nov-2008) Taken less than 5 days before operation leads to more bleeding, longer hospital stay, study finds |
(10-Nov-2008) Elderly who don't get 7.5 hours of shut-eye a night at higher death risk, study suggests |
(10-Nov-2008) Second study found vitamins E, C did little to protect healthy men, either |
(10-Nov-2008) British researchers suggest harnessing that energy could lead to cardiac devices that last longer, do more |
(10-Nov-2008) They could grow with kids who are born with heart valve defects, researchers say |
(10-Nov-2008) Were safer, more effective than bare metal ones, study shows |
(10-Nov-2008) Study found some low-risk patients can wait for tests |
(10-Nov-2008) Study found they could cause interference when placed too closely to pacemakers, ICDs |
(10-Nov-2008) British researchers suggest harnessing that energy could lead to cardiac devices that last longer, do more |
(07-Nov-2008) It's the first to match structural, mechanical properties of heart tissue, scientists say |
(07-Nov-2008) More bystander CPR, faster patient-to-doctor time would boost survival rates, survey finds |
(07-Nov-2008) Study shows appetite suppressant fenfluramine may damage cardiac valves years later |
(06-Nov-2008) Having more parks, forests, playing fields affects health behaviors, study says |
(05-Nov-2008) Eating these foods and reducing intake of high-fat dairy, eggs improve odds against disease |
(04-Nov-2008) But mortality rate has declined over past 3 decades, study shows |
(04-Nov-2008) The psychological toll appears to shorten lives, study finds |
(03-Nov-2008) Cox-2 drugs, like Celebrex, less safe than Cox-1 drugs, like naproxen, study says |
(01-Nov-2008) Swedish researchers say heart attack rates change when clocks are adjusted |
(31-Oct-2008) Study found inflammation, malnutrition raised risk in this group |
(30-Oct-2008) But it's not clear if the cholesterol-lowering drugs protect against the disease |
(30-Oct-2008) The obesity epidemic is fueling the type 2 disease epidemic, officials say |
(30-Oct-2008) Public Citizen cites liver failure deaths, other risks of adverse events for diabetes drug |
(29-Oct-2008) Only half as likely as white patients to receive therapy, study finds |
(29-Oct-2008) CRP may only reflect existing cardiovascular trouble, study finds |
(28-Oct-2008) One-third lower mortality for hospitalized patients, study found |
(27-Oct-2008) Calcium channel blockers could inhibit Plavix action, study says |
(27-Oct-2008) Bisphosphonates may up rate of serious atrial fibrillation, review finds |
(27-Oct-2008) Greater risk of heart attack, and more complications later, studies find |
(24-Oct-2008) It can lead to stiffening of arteries, study says |
(24-Oct-2008) They're safer now, but still rare because of lack of donors, experts say |
(23-Oct-2008) Heart association says cooling body, checking arteries lowers risk of further injury |
(20-Oct-2008) But study also finds 'Oriental' pattern little benefit either way because of salty sauces |
(20-Oct-2008) Study finds increased risk of death, heart attacks |
(17-Oct-2008) Study contradicts current recommendations; expert suggests change |
(14-Oct-2008) Study says blood thinner not prescribed often enough, but notes it's hard to manage |
(14-Oct-2008) New Jersey man, 84, has benefited from 40 years of heart breakthroughs |
(14-Oct-2008) Some danger may come with other NSAID pain relievers, experts say |
(14-Oct-2008) Cardiac stress tests show whether a patient even needs the procedure, experts say |
(10-Oct-2008) Elevated lipoprotein (a) levels boost cardiovascular disease risk for some |
(09-Oct-2008) But Italian researchers warn only the lowest-risk patients can benefit |
(09-Oct-2008) They offer guidelines for drug therapy that could harm digestive tract |
(06-Oct-2008) 50% reduction in risk seen 2 years later in Canadian study |
(05-Oct-2008) However, treatment does not slow disease progression, researchers say |
(01-Oct-2008) Large study found younger women taking it for a longer time did have higher risk |
(01-Oct-2008) They face twice the risk of second cardiac event 1 to 2 years later |
(29-Sep-2008) Device approved in Europe, still in clinical trials in U.S. |
(26-Sep-2008) Estimates of fluid in body compared favorably to results of invasive procedure, study finds |
(25-Sep-2008) Study says drug therapy better option for 95% of patients, since stroke risk is low |
(25-Sep-2008) Intensive medical treatment can prevent stroke, study says |
(24-Sep-2008) Death rate lower than for bare-metal devices, study shows |
(23-Sep-2008) Reasons for slowed time to treatment remain unclear, experts say |
(23-Sep-2008) Fivefold difference in 10 North American sites |
(22-Sep-2008) Researchers pinpoint what level signals danger |
(22-Sep-2008) They face 69% increased risk for heart disease, 56% risk of ischemic stroke, study finds |
(17-Sep-2008) Approaches could supplement other therapies to treat the condition, study says |
(16-Sep-2008) Young adults with the common congenital heart defect don't have worse outcomes, study says |
(15-Sep-2008) But condition doesn't hasten hardening of arteries, researchers say |
(13-Sep-2008) And that lack of knowledge could cost you your life |
(11-Sep-2008) Acts against destructive free radicals, researchers say |
(09-Sep-2008) 12 years sooner for the most obese, new research finds |
(09-Sep-2008) Particles can cripple heart's electrical functioning, researchers say |
(05-Sep-2008) Moderate drinking appears to be beneficial, but doctors are cautious |
(05-Sep-2008) But this makes build-up more vulnerable to future bursts, researchers find |
(03-Sep-2008) But the shocks they produce can signal danger, researchers say |
(01-Sep-2008) Study found a small but significant reduction in deaths; parallel study on cholesterol-lowering statin found no beneficial effect. |
(27-Aug-2008) Clinicians use 7 simple variables to gauge in-hospital mortality after coronary intervention |
(25-Aug-2008) It details risk factors for recurrent blood clots |
(22-Aug-2008) But the agency says patients can still take the cholesterol-lowering drug |
(20-Aug-2008) New analysis shows no effect from statin meds, which include Lipitor, Crestor |
(19-Aug-2008) Provides noninvasive way to identify plaques, improve effectiveness of therapy |
(19-Aug-2008) Though procedure is used less often, it reduces bleeding problems, study finds |
(19-Aug-2008) In fact, new study hints they might be hazardous |
(19-Aug-2008) At least 20% of adults are obese in every state except Colorado |
(15-Aug-2008) Cholesterol-lowering drugs reduce closing of heart arteries, study shows |
(15-Aug-2008) Cholesterol-lowering drugs reduce closing of heart arteries, study shows |
(14-Aug-2008) High dose of tirofiban plus standard therapy had lower overall mortality, study finds |
(14-Aug-2008) There's a nine-fold increase for two packs a day, study finds |
(13-Aug-2008) Beijing Olympics focuses attention on health problems outside the lungs, researchers say |
(11-Aug-2008) They don't use CRT pacing devices as they should or follow published guidelines, study finds |
(11-Aug-2008) Not all overweight in metabolic danger, but waist size a factor even in the normal-weight |
(08-Aug-2008) Higher adiponectin levels may indicate underlying disease, study finds |
(08-Aug-2008) Study rules out the effect of one genetic variation |
(08-Aug-2008) Abnormal beating a marker for those most likely to die suddenly, study says |
(07-Aug-2008) Globules around organ more dangerous than thick waist or high body mass, study suggests |
(06-Aug-2008) Walking a few blocks or gardening protects against the abnormal heartbeat, study finds |
(04-Aug-2008) More than 2 a day for men, 1 for women, increases odds of obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes |
(04-Aug-2008) But the finding certainly isn't any reason to start or continue smoking, researchers say |
(04-Aug-2008) And that can mean missed care, fading health, earlier death, experts say |
(01-Aug-2008) Physical symptoms of the mood disorder are linked to thickening arteries |
(01-Aug-2008) But it's unclear whether treating the breathing disorder cuts the danger, one expert says |
(31-Jul-2008) Tear in the aorta is unpredictable and often fatal, researchers say |
(30-Jul-2008) Study finds it promotes growth of healthy tissue after heart attack |
(30-Jul-2008) Study finds hospital admissions for acute coronary syndrome down for smokers, nonsmokers |
(30-Jul-2008) Transplant drug cyclosporine limits injury from blood rushing back to heart, researchers say |
(29-Jul-2008) Study urges national, international standards to ensure safety, reliable results |
(28-Jul-2008) Tripled in past 26 years, government report shows |
(28-Jul-2008) With obesity rising, troubled nighttime breathing will become even bigger problem, AHA warns |
(25-Jul-2008) Working with pigs, doctors almost double revival time after hearts stopped beating |
(23-Jul-2008) Large study found the longer person had heart trouble, the worse their performance |
(22-Jul-2008) Breathing problem often goes undetected, researcher notes |
(21-Jul-2008) Latest multi-country study shows troubled cholesterol drug no better than placebo at easing cardiovascular events in targeted patients |
(18-Jul-2008) Tracking 2 proteins might be more precise than cholesterol readings, experts say |
(18-Jul-2008) Could offer a future alternative to bypass surgery, researchers say |
(17-Jul-2008) Within five years, $16 billion a year could be saved, report claims |
(17-Jul-2008) One-quarter of Americans report being obese, CDC report says |
(16-Jul-2008) But medications and lifestyle changes can head off threats like heart attack and stroke |
(14-Jul-2008) Even patients without diabetes face 4-fold increase in death, major complications |
(14-Jul-2008) Study finds lower death rate for men with upbeat outlook, but same did not hold true for women |
(14-Jul-2008) Study says it leads to damaged heart arteries later in life |
(14-Jul-2008) CDC survey found heart patients report lower quality of life, poorer outlook |
(14-Jul-2008) When clot forms in heart and travels to the brain, heparin more risky, study finds |
(14-Jul-2008) Even patients without diabetes face 4-fold increase in death, major complications |
(11-Jul-2008) Study finds farm-raised fish has high levels of unhealthy omega-6 fatty acids |
(10-Jul-2008) Amount that may be beneficial for men is not good for women, study says |
(10-Jul-2008) Meta-analysis shows specific cardiovascular effects of chocolate, soy protein, green tea |
(09-Jul-2008) Catheter procedure keeps heart tissue alive, benefits other organs, study finds |
(09-Jul-2008) But it doesn't improve death rates, study finds |
(09-Jul-2008) Defective hormone may point to new targets for treatment, study says |
(08-Jul-2008) Older age of American moms may be behind increase in cases, experts say |
(08-Jul-2008) Could improve current assessments, report says |
(07-Jul-2008) Major study suggests slimming down, quitting smoking would boost average life span by 1.3 years |
(07-Jul-2008) Reduce heart attack risk and blood pressure, studies show |
(07-Jul-2008) Children as young as 2 should be tested for high cholesterol, group says |
(03-Jul-2008) Wants long-term studies to assure medications don't raise cardiovascular risks |
(02-Jul-2008) But the case isn't closed, American cardiologists say |
(02-Jul-2008) Pneumonia second only to childbirth as most common reason for hospitalizations, analysis finds |
(01-Jul-2008) They not only cut secondhand exposure but also helped current users cut back, study finds |
(01-Jul-2008) But it doesn't help those with less severe heart damage known as unstable angina, analysis shows |
(27-Jun-2008) Access to defibrillators and knowing how to use them could reduce deaths, experts say |
(25-Jun-2008) More schooling, more money linked to improved outcomes, study concludes |
(25-Jun-2008) But sicker patients may be getting bare metal devices, study suggests |
(24-Jun-2008) From birth complications to heart disease, top-rated centers a better choice, health study concludes |
(23-Jun-2008) Expression of particular gene can help regenerate multiple tissue types |
(23-Jun-2008) The chest pain is most likely in younger males, study finds |
(23-Jun-2008) But the test's cost may still be prohibitive, experts say |
(23-Jun-2008) Study found eating fruits, veggies, whole grains most protective against heart disease |
(23-Jun-2008) Study is among the first to show such an effect from a nutrient, experts say |
(20-Jun-2008) Routine measurement could be a vital indicator for treating narrowing of lung arteries |
(19-Jun-2008) Certain DNA raises the odds of this cluster of heart risk factors, experts say |
(19-Jun-2008) The virus, medications, or both might be the culprit, experts say |
(18-Jun-2008) Controlling heart rate is key when heart failure, irregular heartbeat combine, study finds |
(17-Jun-2008) Low levels of the hormone could boost death risk, researchers say |
(17-Jun-2008) For those over 50, high systolic pressure is by far the greater threat, experts say |
(17-Jun-2008) Drugs increase risk of death among elderly patients with dementia, agency says |
(16-Jun-2008) Those with highest levels at almost twice the risk, regardless of diabetes, study finds |
(13-Jun-2008) It significantly lowers cholesterol, researchers say |
(13-Jun-2008) European program shows improvement in diet and other factors |
(12-Jun-2008) Less daytime napping, fewer complaints of insomnia predicted a healthier life, study finds |
(10-Jun-2008) Measurement is inexpensive, simple to perform, yields instant result, study says |
(10-Jun-2008) Authors hope it will encourage disease/prevention efforts |
(09-Jun-2008) Daily care of teeth, gums keeps risk of bacterial disease in valves at bay |
(09-Jun-2008) Findings suggest current dietary requirements need to be increased |
(09-Jun-2008) Study finds improvement for both genders over 25-year period |
(08-Jun-2008) Those 55 to 75 with type 2 disease have same odds for condition, regardless of screening |
(08-Jun-2008) Finding could speed new tissue-engineered stem cell bypass procedures, study says |
(07-Jun-2008) But experts say controlling glucose levels is key for most diabetics |
(06-Jun-2008) One-year death rate nearly halved in Dutch study |
(04-Jun-2008) Study finding contradicts conventional wisdom |
(02-Jun-2008) Abnormal electrical patterns more common in black football players, but they aren't necessarily dangerous, experts say |
(02-Jun-2008) Survey finds less than 25% sure they could perform CPR, use automated defibrillator |
(30-May-2008) Suggestions for how to manage |
(27-May-2008) Method gauges distribution of mineral in arteries rather than amount |
(27-May-2008) More than half don't see themselves at any increased risk, researchers find |
(23-May-2008) Low doses of gas found in car exhaust provides anti-inflammatory effects in lungs |
(22-May-2008) It makes better control possible, heart experts say |
(22-May-2008) Ratio of 'good' to 'bad' cholesterol determined chances of trouble in postmenopausal women, study shows |
(21-May-2008) Type 1 patients did better than those having kidney replacement alone |
(21-May-2008) Patients admitted to a hospital on Thursdays or Fridays have longer stays, study found |
(21-May-2008) One therapy works, while another doesn't, studies find |
(21-May-2008) But increased cardiovascular risk less certain, researchers find |
(21-May-2008) One drug should be used more often and the other not at all, researchers report |
(20-May-2008) Condition can lead to heart attack and stroke, researchers note |
(19-May-2008) Nashville, St. Louis, and Detroit bring up the rear, survey says |
(19-May-2008) Studies found having ED increased risk in diabetic men |
(18-May-2008) They experience higher heart rates and more demand for oxygen, study found |
(16-May-2008) Problems surface at younger age than in people who didn't have cancer as children, study finds |
(15-May-2008) The cholesterol-lowering drugs showed some benefits in preliminary trial |
(15-May-2008) Pills, supplements have potentially dangerous ingredients, lack warning labels, study finds |
(15-May-2008) Some not clear on risks of problems, two surveys find |
(15-May-2008) Prevention is as important as intervention, specialists say |
(15-May-2008) Some not clear on risks of problems, two surveys find |
(15-May-2008) Prevention is as important as intervention, specialists say |
(14-May-2008) Especially for women, heavy consumption tied to arterial stiffening, enlarged hearts |
(14-May-2008) Studies find they might add to traditional risk factors |
(14-May-2008) And childhood obesity is a key culprit, study says |
(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. |
(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. |
(13-May-2008) Experts note doses of the blood-pressure drugs given in the study were probably too high |
(12-May-2008) Study suggests dirty air may be even more dangerous than previously thought |
(12-May-2008) In study with mice, drug prevented heart failure in those with Duchenne muscular dystrophy |
(12-May-2008) Study finds signs of trouble show up even when statins, blood pressure meds are used |
(09-May-2008) Doctors divided on the risks posed by the artery-opening devices |
(09-May-2008) Carotid bruits linked to increased odds of heart attack, death, study finds |
(08-May-2008) Uncovering molecular underpinnings could lead to new, genetically targeted therapies |
(06-May-2008) Blood chemicals in overweight participants were key predictors of organ failure, study says |
(06-May-2008) Long-term study, involving women, deals another blow to homocysteine theory |
(02-May-2008) Don't neglect your emotional needs |
(02-May-2008) Veterans' facility reports improvement in patients within 18 weeks |
(02-May-2008) Same kind of palliative care may be needed, researcher says |
(02-May-2008) Small study found they attributed symptoms to stress, indigestion and fatigue |
(01-May-2008) Remote screening cut hospital readmissions, provided timely intervention |
(01-May-2008) Aerobic workouts, counseling therapy boosted physical ability, lessened melancholy |
(30-Apr-2008) New cells were coaxed into becoming three kinds of cardiac cells |
(29-Apr-2008) But without losing pounds, activity alone unlikely to reverse dangers for overweight |
(29-Apr-2008) Thyrotropin levels increasing even within normal range associated with dangers |
(29-Apr-2008) Helps doctors evaluate heart attack risk |
(28-Apr-2008) Pneumonia, arrhythmias, poor blood flow blamed for almost 2 of every 3 admissions |
(28-Apr-2008) FDA delay in acting on heart hazards might have put some in jeopardy, researchers say |
(28-Apr-2008) Diabetes drug Avandia linked to fractures, while bone drug Fosamax is tied to irregular heartbeat |
(25-Apr-2008) A 12% solution increased levels of antioxidants, researchers say |
(24-Apr-2008) Genes associated with elevated CRP levels play role in metabolic syndrome, studies say |
(23-Apr-2008) High levels are major source of cardiovascular death risk in those with chronic disease |
(23-Apr-2008) When transplanted into mice, they improved heart function, researchers report |
(22-Apr-2008) Patients 3 times more likely to suffer dangerous spike in blood flow to heart, study finds |
(22-Apr-2008) But doctors want more data, and device not yet approved for use in U.S. |
(21-Apr-2008) But study also finds survival rates similar, no matter when admission occurred |
(21-Apr-2008) Has same effect as beta blocker drugs in 40% of blacks, study finds |
(18-Apr-2008) Mouse study concludes weight gain is an early symptom, not a direct cause |
(17-Apr-2008) But the absolute risk to patients remains very low, expert says |
(17-Apr-2008) No blood sample required with noninvasive cholesterol test, study shows |
(16-Apr-2008) Those going to hospital on weekend faced 13.4% lower chance of recovery, study finds |
(15-Apr-2008) Are you at risk? |
(14-Apr-2008) Retinopathy more than doubled the risk of heart problems, study found |
(14-Apr-2008) Progenitor cells may not follow same pathways, researchers say |
(14-Apr-2008) Statins lower blood pressure, DASH diet cuts cardiovascular risk, studies find |
(10-Apr-2008) Toxic byproduct of plaque formation wreaks havoc on heart, lungs and liver, study suggests |
(10-Apr-2008) Study of doctors shows 7 eggs a week raise risk of dying |
(10-Apr-2008) Study did see modest tie between displeasure, peripheral artery disease |
(10-Apr-2008) Finnish study says early start to healthy lifestyles can pay big dividends later |
(09-Apr-2008) Test for adults with muscle-thickening disorder may also identify children at risk |
(09-Apr-2008) Three-year follow-up of study shows similar results |
(08-Apr-2008) Cardiac threat more than 3 times higher for those with advanced disease, study contends |
(08-Apr-2008) Moderate regimen saw heart output, breathing improve, researchers say |
(08-Apr-2008) Caffeine, green tea, tart cherries may fight MS, cancer and heart disease, studies suggest |
(08-Apr-2008) But jury still out on whether it makes difference in high-risk groups, study finds |
(07-Apr-2008) French study in rats finds olanzapine changes metabolism in weeks |
(07-Apr-2008) Rodent study finds higher levels of estrogen replacement proved more dangerous |
(02-Apr-2008) FDA reviewing safety profile of abacavir, didanosine |
(01-Apr-2008) MC-1 had no benefit for postoperative stroke, atrial fibrillation or kidney function |
(01-Apr-2008) Many have high percentages of body fat, leaving them prone to heart disease, diabetes |
(01-Apr-2008) But they still may be valuable for heart attack patients, study suggests |
(31-Mar-2008) Doctors debate worth of lipid-lowering agent that combines 2 medications |
(31-Mar-2008) New American Heart Association guidelines don't require ventilation |
(31-Mar-2008) Study focused on more than 17,000 people with coronary artery disease or diabetes |
(31-Mar-2008) Actos better at fighting plaque build-up than older medication, study finds |
(31-Mar-2008) But patients who received stents required more procedures to reopen arteries, study found |
(31-Mar-2008) Pairing ACE inhibitor with calcium channel blocker beat pairing it with diuretic; Celebrex study finds dose related to heart risk |
(31-Mar-2008) But patients who received stents required more procedures to reopen arteries, study found |
(30-Mar-2008) Enhanced doctor-patient communication showed big drops in blood pressure, disease scores |
(30-Mar-2008) Study also finds drug-releasing stents appear to work better than uncoated ones |
(30-Mar-2008) Long-term study indicates they lower restenosis risk and don't increase mortality probability |
(29-Mar-2008) Sudden death occurred in 13 percent of fatal coronaries in study |
(28-Mar-2008) Activating Gi compound in mice was important protective mechanism, researchers say |
(28-Mar-2008) Why the device is prescribed |
(27-Mar-2008) Finding contradicts results of research published a year ago |
(26-Mar-2008) But the cost of such tests is a potential stumbling block, experts say |
(25-Mar-2008) Post-op odds of dying increased for patients with the common condition, study found |
(24-Mar-2008) 10-year study finds less long-term mortality |
(24-Mar-2008) Attributes encouraged in the trials process may improve overall care, researchers say |
(21-Mar-2008) Study with dogs shows devices much more than a mechanical fix for ailing patients |
(21-Mar-2008) Creates more stress, biomarkers for diabetes, heart disease than in males |
(21-Mar-2008) Study with dogs shows devices much more than a mechanical fix for ailing patients |
(20-Mar-2008) Study finds contented mates enjoy lower blood pressure |
(19-Mar-2008) Even a small amount in neck artery quadrupled the risk, study found |
(19-Mar-2008) Cholesterol-associated variants increase risk and may be early indication, study shows |
(18-Mar-2008) Those 80 and older may not need to be hospitalized, study says |
(17-Mar-2008) Ventricular thickening didn't affect outcomes, could expand donor pool, experts say |
(17-Mar-2008) That means many women may be under-treated for the heart condition, study suggests |
(17-Mar-2008) It's important that doctors ask about drug use upfront, experts say |
(14-Mar-2008) Government study found minorities, women not given heart treatments as quickly |
(14-Mar-2008) Absorbed harmlessly in the body, it could replace traditional metal stents |
(14-Mar-2008) The worse the symptoms, the higher the chances of trouble, study shows |
(14-Mar-2008) Finding might help spot high-risk cases in developing countries |
(14-Mar-2008) But stress linked to shorter life for men, study finds |
(13-Mar-2008) Younger children are more affected than teens, a new study finds |
(12-Mar-2008) Caregivers were stressed, ate poorly, study found |
(11-Mar-2008) Study suggests eating foods such as whole grains cuts risk of cerebral infarction |
(11-Mar-2008) Inappropriate treatment with beta blockers, other meds also increases odds, study finds |
(11-Mar-2008) Emergency crews focus on uninterrupted chest compression, experts say |
(07-Mar-2008) Study finds long-lasting increased risk of death, but no clear explanation why |
(07-Mar-2008) Preliminary study results encouraging; it would only be needed a few times a year |
(07-Mar-2008) Wine is better than liquor, study says; a healthy lifestyle is even better, doctor adds |
(06-Mar-2008) Reducing inflammation helps blunt cardiovascular threats, study suggests |
(29-Feb-2008) Swedish study says it's first to quantify heritability of the disease |
(28-Feb-2008) Eye disease carries same risk as other circulatory problems, experts say |
(27-Feb-2008) Blood vessel damage sets stage for insulin resistance, heart disease, study finds |
(27-Feb-2008) Findings in mice show curcumin reduces heart enlargement and lowers odds of organ failure |
(26-Feb-2008) Analysis of studies finds modest benefit with both conditions |
(26-Feb-2008) American Heart Association says high blood sugar condition linked to high mortality |
(25-Feb-2008) But author of one of studies in the review challenges the finding |
(25-Feb-2008) Incidence has declined, but survival gains place burden on Medicare, analysis finds |
(25-Feb-2008) One in five prescriptions were never filled after hospital discharge, study found |
(22-Feb-2008) Amid flurry of studies, certain advice emerging for heart patients |
(22-Feb-2008) Study says doctors overestimated in-hospital mortality by 51% |
(22-Feb-2008) Amid flurry of studies, certain advice emerging for heart patients |
(21-Feb-2008) Findings show just 30 minutes of activity helped men, women regardless of family history |
(21-Feb-2008) Study finds 30% risk reduction when felines are in the home |
(21-Feb-2008) But most people surveyed know to call 911 when one happens, CDC says |
(20-Feb-2008) Anti-bleeding agent Trasylol tied to increased death, complications, studies find |
(19-Feb-2008) Too many don't have their blood pressure under control, researchers say |
(19-Feb-2008) Study suggests staffing, systemic issues behind difference in mortality rates |
(18-Feb-2008) More patients would take recommended medications, study says |
(14-Feb-2008) Safety trial shows novel compound blocks enzyme triggering cell and tissue death |
(12-Feb-2008) Should be considered along with LDL cholesterol in prevention efforts, study indicates |
(11-Feb-2008) State-by-state survey also found prevalence rate among men not as low as should be |
(08-Feb-2008) Most patients were still eating poorly one year later, study found |
(08-Feb-2008) Aprotinin plus ACE inhibitor associated with renal woes during off-pump surgery, U.K. study finds |
(07-Feb-2008) British study found HLA-DRB1 increased chances of dying from cardiovascular causes |
(07-Feb-2008) Device could use act of walking to power artificial limbs, insulin pumps, pacemakers |
(06-Feb-2008) Dutch study found vacuuming clogged vessels before angioplasty improved outcomes |
(06-Feb-2008) Differences were found between and within countries, researcher notes |
(05-Feb-2008) Study finds highest risk of adverse events for heart patients is in early period |
(04-Feb-2008) Survival advantage found in 'off-label' uses, report suggests |
(02-Feb-2008) Dress show is kickoff to campaign on nation's top killer |
(01-Feb-2008) Government study checked 4 models and found no problems |
(30-Jan-2008) Johns Hopkins researchers question government decision to lower requirements for designation |
(30-Jan-2008) Study finds advantages over conventional operation |
(30-Jan-2008) German study found higher chances of cardiovascular trouble during 2006 World Cup matches |
(29-Jan-2008) But experts question results of small Polish study |
(29-Jan-2008) Incidence of major adverse events was also lower than researchers anticipated |
(29-Jan-2008) But experts question results of small Polish study |
(28-Jan-2008) Drugs as good or better than others in treating both conditions |
(25-Jan-2008) But study author says medication could help many avoid stroke |
(25-Jan-2008) Early findings saw no medical benefit; heart expert calls it 'second-line' medication |
(23-Jan-2008) Brisk 30-minute walk a few days a week cut death risk in half, study found |
(23-Jan-2008) Prolonged recovery, potential for repeat treatments to blame, study finds |
(23-Jan-2008) Fewer deaths, heart attacks found in 18-month study |
(23-Jan-2008) Fewer deaths, heart attacks found in 18-month study |
(22-Jan-2008) But it also found that diet soda doesn't protect against metabolic syndrome |
(22-Jan-2008) Patients taking Nexavar need to be monitored closely, study says |
(22-Jan-2008) But childhood obesity epidemic could undo gains, heart association says |
(22-Jan-2008) A person's gene profile seems to dictate reponse, study finds |
(21-Jan-2008) Men don't seem to be as prone to problem, study finds |
(21-Jan-2008) Trial finds polymer reduces inflammatory reaction associated with current devices |
(19-Jan-2008) Cause plaque build-up in arteries, negate effects of "good" cholesterol |
(18-Jan-2008) If more people knew the technique, more lives could be saved |
(18-Jan-2008) They're four times more likely to suffer heart attack, stroke and even death, study finds |
(16-Jan-2008) Patients got arteries open faster with program established in Ottawa, Canada |
(15-Jan-2008) Even those needing most urgent care are waiting more, study finds |
(15-Jan-2008) Study found those taking tablets had 47% higher risk of cardiovascular trouble |
(14-Jan-2008) Stem cells injected into 'skeleton' of animal organ was beating in just 8 days |
(14-Jan-2008) Results might also pertain to Vytorin, which contains Zetia, experts say |
(10-Jan-2008) Animal study shows preconditioning cardiac cells helps organ better tolerate loss of blood flow |
(09-Jan-2008) Finding may fuel debate about screening for cardiovascular problems |
(08-Jan-2008) Older men with chronic anxiety are at substantially higher risk, experts say |
(07-Jan-2008) But experts are split on the need for supplements |
(07-Jan-2008) Cardiovascular problems surfaced in people with no history of heart trouble |
(03-Jan-2008) Heart treatment doesn't always begin in recommended 2 minutes, study shows |
(02-Jan-2008) Patients face twice the risk of stroke, heart disease compared to people who don't |
(27-Dec-2007) Boosted concentrations of these fats doubled the odds, researchers say |
(27-Dec-2007) Analysis of 40 years' data shows somewhat risky transfusions often necessary |
(27-Dec-2007) New imaging techniques help researchers probe ventricular fibrillation |
(26-Dec-2007) Anthracyclines increase survival for HER2-positive tumors, but not negative ones, analysis finds |
(26-Dec-2007) While study results are promising, they don't address benefits of drug therapy |
(26-Dec-2007) First, prescribed to protect the heart, can lead to halting of cancer therapy, report says |
(18-Dec-2007) Experimental agent works differently than statin medications, researchers say |
(18-Dec-2007) Study finds false positives occur 9.2% of the time in emergency rooms |
(18-Dec-2007) But cardiovascular disease remains America's No. 1 killer, AHA says |
(17-Dec-2007) Just a 30-minute walk most days reduces threat, even without diet changes, study finds |
(14-Dec-2007) Sutent linked to hypertension, heart events in patients battling stomach cancer |
(13-Dec-2007) The banned drugs can cause dangerous side effects, including heart trouble |
(12-Dec-2007) Only one-third to one-half of those getting treatment reach their target levels, survey finds |
(11-Dec-2007) Waist-hip ratio measurement is a strong predictor of heart disease, Britsh study says |
(11-Dec-2007) Simple bystander-delivered CPR without mouth-to-mouth boosted survival outcomes |
(11-Dec-2007) Canadian study also found those over 65 more likely to have heart trouble with drug |
(10-Dec-2007) New study challenges traditional assessment of risk |
(09-Dec-2007) People put off going to the doctor or overindulge in unhealthy habits, experts say |
(06-Dec-2007) Easing the blood sugar disease may help the heart, researchers say |
(06-Dec-2007) Studies in mice suggest they might prevent cardiac arrest |
(04-Dec-2007) It measures nervous system and heart's electrical system |
(04-Dec-2007) Bivalirudin lowers bleeding risk for patients undergoing bypass, study finds |
(30-Nov-2007) High blood-fat levels not always linked to higher stroke risk, studies show |
(29-Nov-2007) In study, users were informed of their odds for cardiovascular disease |
(27-Nov-2007) Study finds it's linked to higher death risk, but replacing the hormone may not help, experts say |
(09-Nov-2007) But checking typical risk factors can help head off problems, research says |
(07-Nov-2007) 2 hours after exposure to fumes, volunteers' blood platelets thickened, study found |
(07-Nov-2007) It stimulates tissue repair better than drugs, study finds |
(07-Nov-2007) But Zocor, a statin, still offers significant heart benefits, researchers say |
(07-Nov-2007) But far more research is needed to benefit heart attack patients, studies show |
(06-Nov-2007) The cholesterol-busting drugs could be lifesavers, study suggsts |
(06-Nov-2007) Other research supports moderate drinking, fasting for cardio health |
(06-Nov-2007) But contraceptives heighten risk of arterial problems, studies find |
(06-Nov-2007) But some extra weight may not lead to cardiovascular disease and cancer, research finds |
(06-Nov-2007) Treating vascular conditions might lessen memory loss, study suggests |
(05-Nov-2007) Making more AEDs available in communities could save hundreds of lives, study finds |
(05-Nov-2007) Studies reveal that some of these heart medications aren't perfect |
(05-Nov-2007) They could eliminate need for invasive procedures for some patients, study says |
(04-Nov-2007) The condition, which is symptomless, can lead to heart attack and stroke |
(04-Nov-2007) It's smaller than the first-generation device, researchers report |
(04-Nov-2007) It props open closed aortas in older patients, research suggests |
(04-Nov-2007) Prasugrel reduced heart risks after angioplasty/stenting, but raised bleeding risks when compared to Plavix |
(04-Nov-2007) Largest study to date finds no difference in heart attack or mortality rates |
(04-Nov-2007) Programs that simplified treatment choices led to better outcomes, research shows |
(04-Nov-2007) It's smaller than the first-generation device, researchers report |
(02-Nov-2007) Expectation produced small drops in blood pressure, but more study needed, researchers say |
(02-Nov-2007) Women need to be aware of their heart disease risk before and after pregnancy |
(01-Nov-2007) Not every patient needs the expensive but lifesaving devices, experts note |
(01-Nov-2007) Brothers, especially, may be most affected, study finds |
(29-Oct-2007) American Academy of Pediatrics says heart problems in kids have been underestimated |
(29-Oct-2007) Underlying inflammation may affect heart despite symptom relief, experts say |
(29-Oct-2007) But small, short-term trial is unlikely to quiet Natrecor's critics |
(26-Oct-2007) Patients given ANP also had better long-term outcomes, researchers say |
(23-Oct-2007) Couples with troubled relationships have hardening of the coronary arteries, research says |
(22-Oct-2007) Much of the benefit comes from changes in blood pressure, inflammation |
(22-Oct-2007) Cereal cuts cardiovascular risk, as do fruits, veggies, research shows |
(16-Oct-2007) Survival rates virtually the same, but some people may prefer one option over the other |
(16-Oct-2007) Overall risk is low, but patients should consult with their doctors |
(16-Oct-2007) Overall risk is low, but patients should consult with their doctors |
(14-Oct-2007) Keeping blood flowing to the brain and other vital organs is critical for survival, experts say |
(12-Oct-2007) Study shows link between the breathing disorder, arterial trouble |
(10-Oct-2007) It does so outside of normal diabetes risk factors, such as obesity, study finds |
(10-Oct-2007) Lower death rates seen up to a decade later, study found |
(09-Oct-2007) High anxiety, low control double recurrent heart attack risk, study finds |
(08-Oct-2007) Spats with spouse, kids, others boosts cardiovascular dangers, study finds |
(05-Oct-2007) Studies link this common problem with vascular disease |
(05-Oct-2007) Ornish beat Atkins, but any weight loss is good for the heart, researchers say |
(04-Oct-2007) American Idol judge is part of a campaign to stress the disease's link to heart disease |
(04-Oct-2007) Relatives of those affected face higher odds of heart disease, study finds |
(03-Oct-2007) Better outcomes for high-risk patients |
(02-Oct-2007) Inherited condition can lead to sudden cardiac death |
(02-Oct-2007) Study of postmenopausal women finds association, but no direct cause and effect |
(02-Oct-2007) And blacks are less likely to receive the lifesaving devices, studies find |
(01-Oct-2007) Mice with the ailment suffered less cardiac damage after injury, study finds |
(29-Sep-2007) Experts split on what this means for those taking Avandia, Actos |
(27-Sep-2007) 'AGEs' are produced in fatty foods at high heat, experts say |
(26-Sep-2007) But too many go without this valuable form of care, experts say |
(26-Sep-2007) Barriers around informed consent are impeding lifesaving research, experts say |
(26-Sep-2007) Reduced risk of cardiovascular trouble even when LDL levels were low, study finds |
(25-Sep-2007) Higher incidence of malignancies found in heart patients |
(24-Sep-2007) Healthy blood pressure and weight can help avoid heart failure; rehab can aid recovery |
(24-Sep-2007) Healthy blood pressure and weight can help avoid heart failure; rehab can aid recovery |
(20-Sep-2007) Fine particles in lung spur dangerous clots, research shows |
(19-Sep-2007) Family deaths get Phylicia Rashad talking about peripheral artery disease |
(19-Sep-2007) Peripheral arterial disease is common and sometimes deadly, researchers say |
(19-Sep-2007) Work with mice might lead to treatments for diseases such as diabetes and Alzheimer's |
(18-Sep-2007) Screening for variations in APO gene not warranted, researchers say |
(14-Sep-2007) Manufacturer calls Evista a valuable tool, but critics say its heart risks outweigh benefits |
(14-Sep-2007) Data re-analysis supports angioplasty, but not everyone agrees |
(13-Sep-2007) Data analysis suggests sirolimus-coated model is safer |
(13-Sep-2007) Lowering Kevin Everett's body temperature helped protect his spinal cord, doctors say |
(13-Sep-2007) Treatment would reduce risk of genetic condition that can lead to early death |
(12-Sep-2007) It raises risks even if blood pressure, cholesterol factored out, study finds |
(12-Sep-2007) Men with stable heart disease showed effect after brief exposure to diesel exhaust |
(11-Sep-2007) And another study suggests vitamin E protects their hearts |
(11-Sep-2007) Homocysteine may be a marker, not a cause, of renal trouble, study suggests |
(11-Sep-2007) Another study finds a similar drug, Actos, may be a better choice, researchers say |
(10-Sep-2007) Death risk lowered for those who had undergone previous heart surgery, Belgian study finds |
(09-Sep-2007) Fatty meal has immediate, negative effect on heart health, research shows |
(07-Sep-2007) Screening, treatment of close relatives proposed |
(06-Sep-2007) High-sodium processed foods are major contributor to heart trouble, researchers note |
(05-Sep-2007) Studies suggest new weapons against dangerous atrial fibrillation |
(05-Sep-2007) Studies suggest new weapons against dangerous atrial fibrillation |
(04-Sep-2007) Technique giving researchers static image of beating heart could be new screening tool |
(04-Sep-2007) Novel treatment promotes blood vessel growth in heart muscle, researchers say |
(30-Aug-2007) Almost 40% of patients stopped taking drugs in Italian study |
(29-Aug-2007) California study shows such visits with patients reduced risk by 10% and also cut costs |
(27-Aug-2007) The drug ups levels of a protein linked to clotting, researchers say |
(27-Aug-2007) Whether defibrillators should be available an open question, researcher says |
(25-Aug-2007) Most Americans get far too much than is healthy, experts say |
(24-Aug-2007) Each condition encourages the other, study finds |
(22-Aug-2007) Slower heartbeat linked to better cardiac outcome, scientists report |
(17-Aug-2007) The technique reduces levels of protein linked to poor surgery results, study says |
(17-Aug-2007) The technique reduces levels of protein linked to poor surgery results, study says |
(16-Aug-2007) They don't see medications as a license to eat fatty foods, study finds |
(16-Aug-2007) It can spur parathyroid disorder and heart woes, study finds |
(16-Aug-2007) Gene variations dictate how quickly a patient metabolizes warfarin, officials say |
(15-Aug-2007) Four other diabetes drugs in same class will also get a 'black box' on label, FDA announces |
(14-Aug-2007) They're most vulnerable to die from an attack, French study finds |
(14-Aug-2007) From angina to severe heart attacks, the death rate is higher than for non-diabetics |
(14-Aug-2007) There's no added benefit to measuring other lipids, researchers say |
(13-Aug-2007) No substitute for conventional medicines or a healthy lifestyle, study finds |
(13-Aug-2007) Off-label use of verapamil linked to heart rhythm abnormalities, study finds |
(20-Jul-2007) But cost, safety issues could keep Diovan, Tekturna from most patients, experts say |
(20-Jul-2007) Researchers find out how the diets seem to reduce appetite, weight |
(17-Jul-2007) Tell your doctor about your other meds |
(17-Jul-2007) Top-ranked U.S. centers did better against heart attack, pneumonia, study found |
(17-Jul-2007) Study suggests the tests be carefully matched to patients' need, risk |
(17-Jul-2007) Findings could lead to changes in cholesterol testing |
(16-Jul-2007) Study detects no increase in heart attack, stroke, death |
(16-Jul-2007) Rat study suggests a way of repairing lost cardiac tissue |
(16-Jul-2007) Living near a freeway associated with artery damage, study finds |
(13-Jul-2007) But only half get clot-preventing treatments, researchers say |
(11-Jul-2007) But treatment can offer relief from menopausal symptoms for younger women, researchers say |
(11-Jul-2007) Researchers have gained valuable insights since Women's Health Initiative was halted in 2002 |
(10-Jul-2007) But some centers that don't make the list offer fine care, study finds |
(10-Jul-2007) Small study of bypass patients found no such risk from bare-metal stents |
(06-Jul-2007) Grief-stricken woman's near-death experience sheds light on the phenomenon |
(02-Jul-2007) Study found high levels of protein predicted development of cardiovascular trouble |
(29-Jun-2007) Microscopic 'debris' is left behind with these angioplasties, study finds |
(29-Jun-2007) Inflammation may be factor linking the two problems, study suggests |
(29-Jun-2007) Stay away from white breads and processed baked goods, experts advise |
(25-Jun-2007) Animal studies show the drug damages coronary and blood vessels |
(24-Jun-2007) The finding is no reason for them to become obese, however, researchers add |
(23-Jun-2007) Switching to beverages with glucose might be preferable, experts say |
(22-Jun-2007) British team hopes treatment will improve patient outcomes |
(21-Jun-2007) And consumers can now check out the results online |
(20-Jun-2007) But being overweight boosts odds for an attack in the first place, experts warn |
(20-Jun-2007) Findings differ from prior HRT study involving those over 60 |
(19-Jun-2007) Reserving them for younger, healthier patients might make sense, study suggests |
(18-Jun-2007) Death rates are down for men but up for women |
(18-Jun-2007) These early blood sugar trends can be lethal, study finds |
(15-Jun-2007) The lab-grown vessels are working well in rats, researchers say |
(15-Jun-2007) Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease speeds arterial stiffening and osteoporosis, research suggests |
(15-Jun-2007) Test is more accurate than others when used in patients at risk, experts say |
(14-Jun-2007) When one system fails, so can the other, new research shows |
(14-Jun-2007) Reasons for the phenomenon aren't yet clear, researchers say |
(12-Jun-2007) Doxycycline prevented rupture in mice engineered to have Marfan syndrome |
(12-Jun-2007) One hospital's experience points the way, researchers say |
(12-Jun-2007) U.S. Medicare study shows a gap, but reasons remain unclear |
(11-Jun-2007) Patients treated for vascular trouble had better cognition, study found |
(11-Jun-2007) It boosts heart disease risk as well, new research shows |
(08-Jun-2007) Watch out for flying rocks, steep slopes, experts warn |
(08-Jun-2007) Hormome-suppressing therapy linked to cardiac risk in study |
(07-Jun-2007) Advances could lead to better treatments for illnesses such as heart disease, Alzheimer's, ovarian cancer, studies say |
(06-Jun-2007) But rising obesity and diabetes rates could offset those gains, study finds |
(05-Jun-2007) Even minor exposure can compromise cardiovascular system, study says |
(05-Jun-2007) British researchers focused on autoantibody rheumatic factor |
(04-Jun-2007) Two technologies assess cardiac function and arterial health at once, developers say |
(04-Jun-2007) Biodegradable scaffold worked well in rats induced to have heart attacks |
(04-Jun-2007) The nutrients are found in certain fish, nuts, seeds and vegetable oils |
(01-Jun-2007) Their effect on other heart outcomes is less clear, study finds |
(01-Jun-2007) Could be the future of these artery-opening devices, German researchers report. |
(31-May-2007) American Heart Association to launch national program called 'Mission Lifeline' |
(31-May-2007) Study of Asian-Americans suggests higher rate of heart trouble, pain, other problems |
(29-May-2007) And that can increase risks for aneurysm and heart attack, experts warn |
(29-May-2007) The technology to see if it is open or blocked could one day spare some patients invasive tests, study suggests |
(25-May-2007) Study that links Avandia to heart attacks needs further exploration, experts say |
(23-May-2007) Some nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory painkillers are focus of new study |
(21-May-2007) FDA expresses caution; manufacturer defends the safety of oral medication for type 2 disease |
(20-May-2007) More people might comply if nutritious foods were cheaper, one expert says |
(18-May-2007) AHA site boosts awareness of treatment options, survey finds |
(18-May-2007) Lovenox shown to reduce recurrent attacks and death |
(17-May-2007) Daily use lowers odds for the dangerous spike in blood pressure called preeclampsia |
(15-May-2007) Sense of injustice raises heart attack risk, study finds |
(15-May-2007) Study finds a little exercise provides cardiovascular benefits, and more is even better |
(14-May-2007) Supplement plus workouts raise good cholesterol levels, study finds |
(14-May-2007) Stressed-out had double the odds for poor outcomes, study found |
(14-May-2007) Smoking them constricts vessels just as much as regular brands, study finds |
(14-May-2007) Finding may lead to better drug treatments for common heart ailments |
(11-May-2007) Rate drops by 63% if help is summoned before CPR is needed, study finds |
(11-May-2007) Study also finds regional differences across U.S. |
(11-May-2007) Twice as much Plavix halves the number of deaths, heart attacks, study finds |
(11-May-2007) Failure rates are falling, but one expert also sees flaws in a new study |
(11-May-2007) Single pill could be cheaper and more effective, study says, but one expert questions the finding |
(11-May-2007) Failure rates are falling, but one expert also sees flaws in a new study |
(10-May-2007) Rare, life-threatening condition can occur after major emotional trauma |
(10-May-2007) Focusing on chest pain may not be enough, experts warn |
(10-May-2007) The result could be a dangerous malfunction, study says |
(10-May-2007) Atrial fibrillation can lead to stroke, heart attack, experts warn |
(10-May-2007) The result could be a dangerous malfunction, study says |
(09-May-2007) LVADs could allow patients to leave hospital without a transplant, study suggests |
(08-May-2007) Higher doses no more protective and increase risk of stomach bleeding, study says |
(08-May-2007) But this unapproved use doesn't boost patients' risk, studies conclude |
(08-May-2007) Procedure eases a dangerous condition called 'silent ischemia' after heart attack, study shows |
(04-May-2007) Lipitor study supports use of cholesterol-lowering drugs after attacks |
(04-May-2007) 45-year study shows a link, especially with heart disease |
(03-May-2007) But doctors question whether the practice results in long-term benefits |
(03-May-2007) The same cluster raises diabetes risk, too, and a test is in the works, scientists say |
(03-May-2007) The condition raises the risk of heart attack and stroke, study authors note |
(01-May-2007) Dementia 30% more common in those with long exposures, researchers say |
(01-May-2007) Study advises women to control risk factors such as diabetes and obesity |
(01-May-2007) Improvements in care are cutting heart failure, mortality rates, study finds |
(30-Apr-2007) Study finds failure rate for old, new versions reaches 20% at 10 years |
(30-Apr-2007) Study finds failure rate for old, new versions reaches 20% at 10 years |
(27-Apr-2007) DNA may pose hazard for people with rheumatoid form of the disease |
(27-Apr-2007) Critics have questioned adequacy of safety trials for Arcoxia |
(26-Apr-2007) Major 10-year study of older women shows no differences |
(25-Apr-2007) But the danger from protease inhibitors remains small, experts say |
(24-Apr-2007) Too often, doctors don't provide recommended heart attack treatments, study finds |
(24-Apr-2007) Doctors suspect that inflammation may be to blame |
(24-Apr-2007) But ranolazine may still have a place in therapy, experts say |
(23-Apr-2007) It diverts blood to oxygen-starved heart muscle, researchers say |
(20-Apr-2007) Weight gain, hypertension quickly damage arteries, study shows |
(19-Apr-2007) But moderate amounts of alcohol could be healthy, study shows |
(19-Apr-2007) It can also reduce your chances of dying from cardiovascular disease, study finds |
(19-Apr-2007) Study finds complication, survival rates essentially same |
(19-Apr-2007) Study finds complication, survival rates essentially same |
(18-Apr-2007) French trial found fewer deaths and hospital stays |
(13-Apr-2007) Study finds they're using tools available even before lab tests confirm diagnosis |
(13-Apr-2007) Intravenous delivery of clot-busting drug still best treatment for patients, groups concur |
(12-Apr-2007) Merck's new painkiller Arcoxia shows cardiac risk, committee says in 20-1 vote. |
(11-Apr-2007) Recipients report high level of satisfaction with the devices |
(11-Apr-2007) Recipients report high level of satisfaction with the devices |
(10-Apr-2007) Repetitive nature of neurological disorder increases blood pressure, study says |
(10-Apr-2007) Discontinuing the cholesterol drugs could lead to higher health-care costs, study says |
(10-Apr-2007) New method of measuring association holds promise, researchers say |
(09-Apr-2007) More improvements may be needed to boost patient outcomes, experts say |
(09-Apr-2007) 23 points can help spot who's in gravest danger, experts say |
(08-Apr-2007) But many still don't know cardiovascular disease is their biggest enemy |
(06-Apr-2007) 'Telomeres' at chromosomes' ends shorten as disease nears, experts say |
(05-Apr-2007) Poll finds too few are taking steps to prevent future illness |
(04-Apr-2007) Task force focuses on quick action in first critical minutes |
(04-Apr-2007) Study of arthritis patients needs to be confirmed, experts say |
(03-Apr-2007) But it can still increase stroke and breast cancer risk, researchers add |
(30-Mar-2007) Omega-3 fatty acids are believed to be the key, Japanese study says |
(30-Mar-2007) Experts offer advice after recent flurry of controversial studies |
(30-Mar-2007) Experts offer advice after recent flurry of controversial studies |
(28-Mar-2007) It tracks cholesterol-like molecules to show points of artery weakness |
(28-Mar-2007) But it failed to meet primary goal in large European trial |
(27-Mar-2007) Another study finds a quick way to spot cause of shortness of breath |
(27-Mar-2007) Two decades of tracking shows low to moderate use has major impact on heart disease and cancer |
(27-Mar-2007) Controlling these two factors should lower disease rates, experts say |
(27-Mar-2007) Fast-food component is even more dangerous than suspected, study finds |
(26-Mar-2007) A second study suggests statins prevent plaque buildup in arteries |
(26-Mar-2007) Tilarginine had no effect on 30-day survival, study found |
(26-Mar-2007) Weaker contractions in black Americans could explain their higher heart-disease rates, study says |
(26-Mar-2007) A new study found no difference in rates of death or heart attack |
(26-Mar-2007) Two-thirds of diabetics will die from heart attack or stroke, researchers warn |
(26-Mar-2007) But researchers say the concept remains valid in fight against heart disease |
(26-Mar-2007) For example, many patients don't take drugs that can ward off dangerous clots |
(26-Mar-2007) Experimental technologies proving their mettle as powerful tools for docs |
(25-Mar-2007) It also spots those patients who don't need the cardiac rhythm devices, study says |
(24-Mar-2007) Doctors need to pay more attention to patients' mental health, study suggests |
(24-Mar-2007) Major bleeding was noticeably reduced after 8 months, Canadian study finds |
(23-Mar-2007) Studies favor bypass, but experts say decision must be made on case-by-case basis |
(22-Mar-2007) Those with family history of heart disease, diabetes could benefit from cholesterol drug therapy, revised guidelines now say. |
(21-Mar-2007) Study found they're most likely to die while responding to emergencies |
(20-Mar-2007) 1 of every 7 patients suffers serious event, including death, within one year, study finds |
(19-Mar-2007) 10 years after last cigarette, vessels regain lost flexibility, study finds |
(16-Mar-2007) Results are better if bystanders perform chest compressions only, study finds |
(15-Mar-2007) More research is needed, experts say, especially when it comes to gender differences |
(14-Mar-2007) Patients less likely to get artery-opening procedures, study says |
(12-Mar-2007) But genes are no substitute for a healthy lifestyle, one expert says |
(12-Mar-2007) The breathing disorder often goes undetected, study finds |
(09-Mar-2007) People with the three conditions are 30% more likely to die, study finds |
(09-Mar-2007) Patient's risk profile should determine best treatment, one expert says |
(09-Mar-2007) Higher-than-recommended doses can be fatal to kidney, cancer patients |
(09-Mar-2007) Patient's risk profile should determine best treatment, one expert says |
(08-Mar-2007) Changes in diet, society are boosting heart disease risk, study finds |
(07-Mar-2007) The danger begins even before glucose climbs abnormally high, experts say |
(07-Mar-2007) More research on the controversial practice is needed, researchers say |
(07-Mar-2007) Even minor abnormalities can signal future trouble, study finds |
(07-Mar-2007) To reduce risks of heart attack and stroke |
(06-Mar-2007) But the for-profit centers may be offering needed services, study suggests |
(06-Mar-2007) But the treatment's lifesaving benefits still outweigh the dangers, experts say |
(06-Mar-2007) Deep vein thrombosis can be life-threatening if not treated promptly, doctors say |
(05-Mar-2007) Study finds that those depressed are 50% more likely to die or be hospitalized for the condition |
(04-Mar-2007) Mounting data suggest causative role in cardiovascular disease |
(03-Mar-2007) Experts offer useful pointers, urging people to err on the side of caution |
(02-Mar-2007) Contrary to popular wisdom, they develop signs of heart disease earlier than white women |
(02-Mar-2007) Lingering deep vein clots can cause serious trouble, doctors warn |
(02-Mar-2007) And Dad's secondhand smoke can cause long-term trouble, too, study finds |
(01-Mar-2007) Another study suggests that light alcohol intake, especially wine, boosts health |
(01-Mar-2007) Finding suggests adult heart disease may have roots in childhood |
(01-Mar-2007) Finding supports the notion of a 'metabolic syndrome,' scientists say |
(28-Feb-2007) Simple intervention kept blood pressure, cholesterol levels down, study found |
(28-Feb-2007) Periodontal treatment improves blood flow, study finds |
(26-Feb-2007) And it's much more common in whites than blacks, research shows |
(26-Feb-2007) Coreg cut heart attacks, strokes compared to older drug, company-funded study found |
(26-Feb-2007) Cox-2 painkiller should be last resort because of cardiovascular risk, American Heart Association says |
(21-Feb-2007) All meds must now come with patient guideline inserts, agency says |
(20-Feb-2007) Difference between high and low readings can point to abnormal heartbeat, research shows |
(19-Feb-2007) Time and money was saved in 75% of ER cases, study finds |
(19-Feb-2007) American Heart Association recommendations now focus on a woman's lifetime risk |
(16-Feb-2007) It will help more women get the help they need sooner, cardiologists say |
(15-Feb-2007) Findings are similar to those already found for heart attack |
(15-Feb-2007) Prevalence similar among whites, blacks and Hispanics, study finds |
(14-Feb-2007) The illness can cause serious heart trouble and affects 5,000 US children each year |
(13-Feb-2007) Study finds warnings signs in blood of those exposed to smoke |
(13-Feb-2007) It appears to reduce harmful iron stores, especially for younger people |
(13-Feb-2007) Findings lean toward using them later, not sooner |
(12-Feb-2007) Their stress-reducing effect may be key, study suggests |
(12-Feb-2007) More research on the controversial practice is needed, researchers say |
(12-Feb-2007) Company-funded study of nesiritide finds lowered hospital stays, death risk |
(08-Feb-2007) Odds for stroke, heart attack especially high for black patients, study finds |
(07-Feb-2007) Survivors had more than double the rate of heart attack, study found |
(06-Feb-2007) It may contribute to hardening of the arteries, study suggests |
(06-Feb-2007) Doing so helps reduce plaque in arteries |
(06-Feb-2007) Aprotinin had already been linked to kidney and heart failure, researchers note |
(05-Feb-2007) Encouraging findings need to be confirmed in a larger trial, experts say |
(02-Feb-2007) Early signs of trouble seen in gene carriers |
(31-Jan-2007) They could help manage threats such as deep-vein thrombosis |
(31-Jan-2007) And the higher and longer the exposure, the bigger the threat, study finds |
(30-Jan-2007) Study upholds the use of these devices to replace bare metal stents |
(29-Jan-2007) Excess weight and inactivity are the key reasons, study says |
(27-Jan-2007) Online tool scores threat based on health, habits and lifestyle |
(25-Jan-2007) Study results could change standard practice, researchers say |
(23-Jan-2007) The syndrome includes factors such as obesity and high blood pressure |
(23-Jan-2007) Common drug outperformed psychotherapy in trial |
(18-Jan-2007) Treatment should be tailored to individual patients, experts say |
(16-Jan-2007) They suffer first attack at 53 years, compared to 58.8 years for westerners |
(15-Jan-2007) Medicines for diabetes and cholesterol cut risk factors for heart attacks, study suggests |
(12-Jan-2007) Program also recognizes companies that foster healthy work environments |
(12-Jan-2007) The tip of chromosomes might be useful diagnostic tool for men, study suggests |
(11-Jan-2007) CT scan detected potentially fatal subepicardial aneurysm |
(11-Jan-2007) Goal is to reduce blood-clot risk in heart patients getting drug-coated devices |
(10-Jan-2007) But study was small and the compound has downsides, experts caution |
(09-Jan-2007) Despite rising diagnoses, better care means patients enjoying better quality of life, study finds |
(09-Jan-2007) But some specialists say study findings won't have immediate impact on practice |
(09-Jan-2007) It wipes out the valuable effects of antioxidants, study finds |
(08-Jan-2007) 'Start!' asks employers to encourage regular exercise for workers |
(08-Jan-2007) Doctors need to weigh the risk of stroke vs. bleeding before prescribing warfarin |
(05-Jan-2007) New test detects who will benefit from the costly device, study finds |
(04-Jan-2007) The blood fats are a major cause of artery-clogging illness |
(03-Jan-2007) Pergolide and cabergoline have same effect as now-banned Fen-phen, studies find |
(02-Jan-2007) But researchers think the approach could one day pay dividends |
(28-Dec-2006) Latest U.S. statistics suggest obesity, smoking are largely to blame |
(20-Dec-2006) Researcher says newer measures not ready for primetime |
(15-Dec-2006) Cardiovascular, kidney risks mean Trasylol should only be used in special circumstances |
(13-Dec-2006) Study finds it bears little relation to actual patient outcomes |
(12-Dec-2006) Lifestyle changes more likely to prevent second heart attack, study finds |
(11-Dec-2006) Despite death of Pfizer drug, researchers say investigation of concept should continue |
(09-Dec-2006) But all patients at heightened risk of blood clots, FDA panel concludes |
(08-Dec-2006) But the devices may be the cause of blood clots, FDA panel notes |
(07-Dec-2006) Dutch study finds chance for incident increased at least 30 percent |
(06-Dec-2006) Safety concerns are raising doubts about the artery-opening devices |
(06-Dec-2006) While they offer benefits, they may not be appropriate for all heart patients, FDA says |
(05-Dec-2006) They're more likely to lack medication and endure delays in care, study finds |
(05-Dec-2006) Heart patients with such stents face higher sudden-death risk, cardiologists report. |
(04-Dec-2006) Despite clotting dangers, the devices are still the best option, some cardiologists say |
(04-Dec-2006) Pfizer compound sought to raise 'good' cholesterol, but trial revealed unacceptable death rate |
(29-Nov-2006) But levels of procyanidins aren't the same in all wines, study says |
(28-Nov-2006) But the drugs didn't reduce threat of coronary heart disease or overall death |
(27-Nov-2006) Their odds of second attack are higher than for those with prior history of depression, study finds |
(23-Nov-2006) Tiny implanted devices are keeping one Texas family alive |
(22-Nov-2006) Genetics could alter the cells' sodium channel function, study finds |
(22-Nov-2006) Bivalirudin cut down on bleeding episodes, researchers found |
(22-Nov-2006) The finding brings experts a step closer to stem cell-based treatments |
(18-Nov-2006) Widely used 'risk score' underestimates dangers to end-stage patients, study finds |
(17-Nov-2006) Threat of stroke, heart attack and midlife high blood pressure all increase, study finds |
(17-Nov-2006) Study finds Aleve boosts heart risks, but expert says data is unreliable |
(16-Nov-2006) Increasingly, young people are suffering from the obesity-linked illness |
(15-Nov-2006) Procedure can harm those with low levels of a blood marker, researchers say |
(15-Nov-2006) Lowers costs of hospital care, study finds |
(15-Nov-2006) And one in four adults suffered a daylong bout of pain in past month, report found |
(14-Nov-2006) Even those who gave it up decades ago had more problems after heart surgery |
(14-Nov-2006) Using the procedure more than 3 days after an attack does no good, study finds |
(14-Nov-2006) Condition causes more deaths in first year of life than any other birth defect |
(13-Nov-2006) But get dietary fats from plant sources, not meat, experts say |
(13-Nov-2006) Dancing sometimes offers better results than exercise, researchers report |
(13-Nov-2006) All U.S. hospitals should follow these six rules, researchers say |
(13-Nov-2006) Morticians and patients willing to donate defibrillators and pacemakers for further use, survey finds. |
(13-Nov-2006) The finding could eliminate the need for drug-coated stents, study suggests |
(13-Nov-2006) Actos may be another weapon against heart disease, study finds |
(13-Nov-2006) Some worry the artery-opening devices may contribute to long-term mortality |
(13-Nov-2006) Medication system could prove a significant advance for heart-disease patients |
(13-Nov-2006) Morticians and patients willing to donate defibrillators and pacemakers for further use, survey finds. |
(10-Nov-2006) Risk kicks in before glucose reaches diabetic levels, experts note |
(09-Nov-2006) Cancer treatment leaves patients prone to heart disease, experts note |
(08-Nov-2006) Device might help hearts adjust to physical activity, researchers say |
(07-Nov-2006) Chloroquine is giving clues to the group of risk factors that harm the heart |
(07-Nov-2006) It involves abnormalities with heart refilling with blood, not pumping it |
(05-Nov-2006) But not every woman is a candidate for the therapy, so check with your doctor first |
(03-Nov-2006) But a push from parents is crucial to keeping kids healthy, experts say |
(01-Nov-2006) Simple heart measurement predicts survival, experts say |
(31-Oct-2006) Findings suggest the cholesterol-lowering drugs improve survival |
(30-Oct-2006) Computerized technique reveals blocked arteries |
(27-Oct-2006) These leg clots can move to the lung and prove fatal, experts say |
(23-Oct-2006) But they're no substitute for quitting smoking, researchers add |
(23-Oct-2006) Moderate drinking benefits more than high-risk individuals, study suggests |
(20-Oct-2006) Call 911 first, experts say |
(20-Oct-2006) FDA move on drug label unlikely to dim enthusiasm for the medication, experts say |
(19-Oct-2006) FDA move on drug label unlikely to dim enthusiasm for the medication, experts say |
(18-Oct-2006) French trial focused on patients with blocked arteries who showed symptoms |
(14-Oct-2006) Left untreated, it can contribute to ills ranging from diabetes to heart trouble |
(10-Oct-2006) Younger patients with more severe disease face highest odds, study finds |
(09-Oct-2006) Spanish study suggests they leave arteries more elastic |
(09-Oct-2006) Therapy proves successful with rats, but human trials a long way off |
(06-Oct-2006) It provides better survival than drugs or angioplasty, study found |
(04-Oct-2006) But experts call for better, longer trials of the artery-opening devices |
(03-Oct-2006) Italian program cut cardiac deaths by nearly 90 percent |
(25-Sep-2006) Small study finds value in over-the-counter Pepcid |
(25-Sep-2006) Studies find a reduction in deaths, cardiovascular problems |
(22-Sep-2006) Carbon monoxide plays Jekyll and Hyde, destroying cells blocking blood flow |
(20-Sep-2006) But third trial shows no gain at all, researchers report |
(19-Sep-2006) In large study, risk was even greater if women also had high LDL cholesterol |
(18-Sep-2006) More than half don't take beta blockers as prescribed, study finds |
(13-Sep-2006) Based on studies, bare-metal stents may be just as good, experts say |
(08-Sep-2006) Chest pain, breathlessness call for quick action, study finds |
(31-Aug-2006) Even a mild workout reverses arterial damage, study suggests |
(30-Aug-2006) Variants of GATA2 could help explain familial risk, study shows |
(30-Aug-2006) It helps prevent polyps but doubles users' heart dangers, two studies find |
(29-Aug-2006) Gender, age taken into account to assess future heart-disease risk |
(29-Aug-2006) Two-thirds of Americans now at risk of diseases like diabetes, heart disease, report finds |
(28-Aug-2006) 80-page publication offers prescription for therapeutic lifestyle changes |
(28-Aug-2006) Risk is higher for those with little job control, study suggests |
(21-Aug-2006) Are your pressure and cholesterol levels within normal range? |
(21-Aug-2006) Even mild artery blockages can trigger serious expense, study finds |
(21-Aug-2006) Animal experiments find role for popular drug beyond lowering cholesterol |
(18-Aug-2006) New data suggests BMI can't distinguish between fat, muscle |
(17-Aug-2006) That includes smoking, chewing and secondhand exposures, study finds |
(17-Aug-2006) To prevent blocked arteries after heart attack |
(15-Aug-2006) Many cases could have been prevented through better outpatient care, U.S. group finds |
(15-Aug-2006) Researchers cite fewer hospitalizations, improved functioning for those enrolled in study |
(15-Aug-2006) Study found those at risk for coronary disease were most vulnerable |
(15-Aug-2006) Small study says low-dose argatroban used with intravenous rtPA may improve outcomes |
(14-Aug-2006) 2 studies find potential side effects from Herceptin, radiation |
(14-Aug-2006) Patients with high cystatin C protein levels were 50% more likely to die, study says |
(11-Aug-2006) While some doctors still debate the practice, new research finds benefits |
(08-Aug-2006) Researchers find that even one high-fat meal reduces effects of 'good' cholesterol |
(08-Aug-2006) FDA has issued warnings for one in every five devices, study finds |
(07-Aug-2006) Keeping hypertension at bay as important as reducing cholesterol, study suggests |
(03-Aug-2006) Fibrin fibers could be pulled more than four times their length before they broke |
(02-Aug-2006) Only about 1 percent of victims survive an attack, study says |
(31-Jul-2006) In animal study, single injection into a vein hints of long-lasting treatment for humans |
(27-Jul-2006) Some estimates run as high as 43 percent; women frequently under-diagnosed |
(27-Jul-2006) Deep venous thrombosis often occurs in the legs and can be fatal, experts warn |
(26-Jul-2006) Spinal cord injuries at the neck can slow cardiac function, researchers say |
(25-Jul-2006) Could help spot people in need of blood-thinning therapy, study says |
(24-Jul-2006) A drink a day may bring benefits, but experts aren't sure why |
(22-Jul-2006) New U.S. National Institutes of Health Web site is aimed at seniors |
(19-Jul-2006) Doctors should monitor heart health of patients with erectile dysfunction, study says |
(18-Jul-2006) Research on link to heart risk was OK, but writers' financial interests were not revealed |
(17-Jul-2006) But diet pill, not yet approved for children, works for teens, researchers report |
(14-Jul-2006) Cardiac condition that killed actor John Ritter mimics heart attack, experts say |
(13-Jul-2006) Measuring width of retinal vessels predicts cardiac dangers, study finds |
(13-Jul-2006) Solitary seniors, especially, had much greater odds of heart attack, study found |
(13-Jul-2006) But researchers say the findings are far from definitive |
(10-Jul-2006) Panel advises regular arterial exams for even healthy Americans |
(10-Jul-2006) Blood levels of C-reactive protein, other markers, add little to known risk factors, study shows |
(06-Jul-2006) While stress contributed, Kenneth Lay also had coronary-artery disease, autopsy shows |
(05-Jul-2006) Specific interventions help, but don't explain variations in heart attack survival, researchers say |
(04-Jul-2006) Exercise, healthy diet, no smoking, staying trim and moderate drinking are key, study finds |
(03-Jul-2006) Government health experts offering up revised DASH diet booklet |
(30-Jun-2006) Developing the type 2 form of the illness is like aging 15 years, researchers say |
(29-Jun-2006) Noninvasive cardiac MRI plus contrast enhancement worked better than angiography, researchers report |
(28-Jun-2006) The organ can be harmed by imaging techniques to help doctors see inside the body |
(27-Jun-2006) Higher levels may boost sexual function, but increase heart trouble, studies find |
(27-Jun-2006) Absence of normal drop more than doubles the risk, study finds |
(27-Jun-2006) It increases risk of heart disease, lung cancer and SIDS, report finds |
(26-Jun-2006) New survey finds a 40% difference between best, poorest performers |
(26-Jun-2006) The more consumed, the bigger the benefit, study finds |
(26-Jun-2006) Experts call the change overdue, given the accumulated evidence |
(23-Jun-2006) Experts say underlying structural problems are probably to blame |
(23-Jun-2006) 59 million Americans have prehypertension, a condition with serious health risks |
(22-Jun-2006) Older workers could benefit from stress reduction after layoffs, researchers say |
(21-Jun-2006) The finding could explain many cases of atrial fibrillation |
(19-Jun-2006) Mice fed 30% vegetable diet were thinner with clearer arteries, study found |
(19-Jun-2006) The painkillers include cox-2s like Vioxx and high-dose ibuprofen, study finds |
(19-Jun-2006) This combo is the best route to cardiovascular health, American Heart Association says |
(19-Jun-2006) Natural tissues might replace implanted pacemakers in children, study suggests |
(15-Jun-2006) Periodontal problems could aggravate other ailments, such as diabetes and heart disease |
(13-Jun-2006) Death was 15 times more likely in some patients with hyperglycemia, study found |
(13-Jun-2006) But eating fish may still be heart-healthy, expert says |
(13-Jun-2006) One study supports manual method, another picks machine-based technique |
(12-Jun-2006) Heart attack patients who didn't follow regimen had 9-fold higher death risk, study says |
(12-Jun-2006) They need more care than they're getting to ensure their health, study says |
(11-Jun-2006) American Diabetes Association warns 62 million could die in next 30 years |
(10-Jun-2006) Experts predict that 350 million could be diabetic by 2026 |
(07-Jun-2006) Two types of scans were more accurate at spotting blood flow problems |
(06-Jun-2006) Women are in worse physical shape than expected, study finds |
(05-Jun-2006) PET scans detected arterial damage long before symptoms arose |
(02-Jun-2006) British study finds hazards with ibuprofen, diclofenac; other experts disagree |
(02-Jun-2006) Type of stress determines how the heart reacts, researchers report |
(01-Jun-2006) Slight reduction in pumping ability found to cause the problem |
(01-Jun-2006) American Heart Association's Web site is new resource for heart patients |
(01-Jun-2006) But top American cardiologists say evidence doesn't back up the claim |
(22-May-2006) Those with diseases like diabetes, heart failure and rheumatoid arthritis are vulnerable, study finds |
(20-May-2006) Lowering cholesterol also offers benefits, studies find |
(19-May-2006) Outside of a few locales, other methods of saving lives may be more cost-effective |
(19-May-2006) Medication slowed progression to hypertension, researchers say |
(18-May-2006) They received the lifesaving procedure half as often as U.S. whites |
(18-May-2006) 'Controlled hypothermia' limits the damage when blood supply dwindles, study finds |
(18-May-2006) Church-going U.S. blacks had better BP, even with standard risk factors |
(18-May-2006) But experts insist the food is a heart-healthy choice |
(18-May-2006) Study shows one in five was recalled for potential malfunction in past 10 years |
(18-May-2006) Study shows heart dangers began at four months, not 18 as Merck has stated |
(16-May-2006) Policosanol is no more effective than a placebo, study finds |
(15-May-2006) Experts say companies that make them should work closely with government, doctors |
(15-May-2006) Among the changes: a lower recommended dose of daily aspirin, and more exercise |
(11-May-2006) Giving the cholesterol-busters to cardiac patients saves lives, study suggests |
(10-May-2006) Hospitals that adhere to guidelines boost patient outcomes |
(09-May-2006) Cardiovascular death rate falling faster for men, study shows |
(08-May-2006) Atherosclerosis in neck artery is key warning sign, study finds |
(05-May-2006) But experts say race may not necessarily be to blame |
(04-May-2006) Chest pain isn't the only possible symptom |
(02-May-2006) They see great value in administering the cholesterol drugs to heart patients |
(02-May-2006) It's a means of preserving this precious resource |
(27-Apr-2006) Fatal motor vehicle crashes a close second for volunteers, report finds |
(26-Apr-2006) Experts at U.S. National Institutes of Health offer exercise, diet tips |
(26-Apr-2006) Cardiac group asks FDA and manufacturers to cooperate on pacemakers, defibrillators |
(25-Apr-2006) 40% struggle with the condition, which can hamper recovery, study says |
(25-Apr-2006) While the devices have gotten better, they still malfunction, studies find |
(25-Apr-2006) But one out of four hospitals aren't adhering completely, study finds |
(25-Apr-2006) While the devices have gotten better, they still malfunction, studies find |
(24-Apr-2006) No risk of heart disease found in two long-term studies |
(18-Apr-2006) Those with just a high school degree more likely to have calcium deposits in arteries |
(14-Apr-2006) Finding could explain rise in risk for sudden death linked to the condition |
(13-Apr-2006) Study suggests that elevated protein levels may signal future trouble |
(11-Apr-2006) Review of the data suggests ACE inhibitors are lifesavers |
(11-Apr-2006) But treatment isn't risk-free, so women should consult their doctors, experts say |
(10-Apr-2006) Angiograms don't find blockages in smaller vessels that women tend to have, study shows |
(07-Apr-2006) Catchers, goalies at risk of fatal blow to heart, study says |
(04-Apr-2006) In mouse study, doxazosin helped induce heart failure |
(03-Apr-2006) Measures include counseling on nutrition and exercise, study reports |
(31-Mar-2006) Risk factors and symptoms of trouble can be very different from those for men |
(30-Mar-2006) Respiratory, urinary tract problems linked to deep vein thrombosis, study suggests |
(28-Mar-2006) Heart Association offers tasty alternatives |
(24-Mar-2006) Study shows rise in death rate, but quitting cuts the risk |
(24-Mar-2006) But the presence of omega 3 fats confers a likely benefit, experts say |
(21-Mar-2006) The best hospitals produce the best results, study finds |
(21-Mar-2006) But excess weight and sedentary lifestyle are, studies find |
(20-Mar-2006) How to tell the difference |
(15-Mar-2006) Cardiac screen spots those who need a defibrillator, study says |
(14-Mar-2006) Younger, healthier patients who would benefit don't get the exam, study says |
(14-Mar-2006) Abciximab boosted survival after angioplasty, stent placement, study found |
(14-Mar-2006) Patients using angiotensin receptor blocker postponed progression to hypertension, study finds |
(14-Mar-2006) Arixtra and Lovenox extend survival, lower post-attack events, studies show |
(13-Mar-2006) Members of the North Carolina tribe may need more focused care, researchers say |
(13-Mar-2006) Obstetric problems may put women at cardiovascular risk, study finds |
(13-Mar-2006) White male patients are most often transferred to high-quality medical centers, study finds |
(13-Mar-2006) Crestor not only inhibited but reduced plaque build-up on artery walls, researchers say |
(13-Mar-2006) Two studies suggest folate and B vitamins are not as heart-healthy as thought |
(13-Mar-2006) Blood-thinning regimen can double death risk if used to prevent first heart attack, study finds |
(12-Mar-2006) Estrogen replacement might be heart-healthy for menopausal women |
(12-Mar-2006) Two studies with different brands produce similar results |
(09-Mar-2006) Healthy people should avoid long-term use, FDA says |
(09-Mar-2006) Better diets, not antihypertensive medications, may be the reason, experts say |
(07-Mar-2006) Finding could spur new treatments for obesity-related heart failure |
(07-Mar-2006) Those with heart disease risk of 7.5 percent or more are helped, study finds |
(07-Mar-2006) One form of DNA might increase heart attack risk, study finds |
(07-Mar-2006) Cardiovascular, respiratory troubles increase, study finds |
(06-Mar-2006) It will help prevent heart disease |
(03-Mar-2006) But usually there's no permanent damage |
(03-Mar-2006) Growing epidemic threatens America's health, study finds |
(03-Mar-2006) Cardiac dangers continue even decades later, study finds |
(01-Mar-2006) Catheter ablation helped atrial fibrillation patients in study |
(28-Feb-2006) Noninvasive screen relies on pulses within arteries |
(28-Feb-2006) But experts say the field remains full of promise |
(28-Feb-2006) But other heart problems aren't linked to trouble with the gland, study suggests |
(27-Feb-2006) Blood pressure, heart activity took longer to return to normal, study finds |
(24-Feb-2006) Study analysis finds moderate increase for cardiac problems |
(21-Feb-2006) Head-to-head trial of the artery-opening devices found little difference |
(20-Feb-2006) These drugs do more than just reduce cardiovascular disease, study suggests |
(20-Feb-2006) Lessons from the nation's best-responding hospitals can improve centers elsewhere, experts say |
(17-Feb-2006) But a second study found no heightened risk, officials report |
(14-Feb-2006) The problem affects women more often than men, researchers report |
(14-Feb-2006) Experts say poor diet and lack of access to fitness facilities to blame |
(14-Feb-2006) Common practice may actually raise risks to patients, researchers say |
(13-Feb-2006) But it may offer some protection to younger postmenopausal women, study finds |
(10-Feb-2006) One in 14 do so, researchers say, even though ambulance is the better option |
(09-Feb-2006) Pain can also radiate from the jaw, abdomen or back |
(08-Feb-2006) Finding could explain high heart attack rate in those with diabetes, researchers say |
(07-Feb-2006) Or no clinical symptoms at all |
(02-Feb-2006) No breakthroughs yet, but getting the 'recipe' right will be key, experts say |
(02-Feb-2006) Fewer problems, lower death rate, researchers found |
(31-Jan-2006) ... But treatment still doesn't equal that of men, studies find |
(27-Jan-2006) Switched-off DNA may explain why many don't get relief from nitroglycerin |
(26-Jan-2006) Three daily servings are good, five or more are better, study finds |
(25-Jan-2006) Black Hispanics more likely to have high blood pressure than white Hispanics |
(25-Jan-2006) Risk of deadly reaction to infection was reduced by cholesterol drugs, study says |
(25-Jan-2006) The findings could help save facilities threatened with closure, experts say |
(25-Jan-2006) It can cause kidney failure, stroke, heart problems, researcher says |
(23-Jan-2006) Use of expensive interventions far exceeds rise in disease incidence, studies find |
(23-Jan-2006) Men with condition performed more poorly on cardiac stress test, researchers found |
(20-Jan-2006) British study links it to increase in risk factors for cardiovascular disease |
(20-Jan-2006) 'Cardiac patch' and other advances are on the horizon, researchers say |
(18-Jan-2006) Small study suggests users with previous heart attack history may be at risk |
(17-Jan-2006) Fewer strokes for women, fewer heart attacks for men, study found |
(16-Jan-2006) Study of heart-failure patients found acetazolamide improved symptoms |
(16-Jan-2006) Making the procedure first-line therapy makes a difference, study finds |
(14-Jan-2006) Experts offer safety tips for clearing away the white stuff |
(11-Jan-2006) In 3 weeks, improvements in diet and exercise can have big impact, study finds |
(10-Jan-2006) Drug treatment reduces need for defibrillator shock, study finds |
(10-Jan-2006) Research also finds other risk factors are undertreated |
(09-Jan-2006) Study finding based on people with high blood pressure |
(09-Jan-2006) Nearly half failed to follow doctor's orders, study found |
(04-Jan-2006) Male mice prone to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy did better on milk-protein diet, study finds |
(03-Jan-2006) They're just as likely to receive needed drugs and advice to quit smoking, study finds |
(03-Jan-2006) It might even raise death risk for older patients, researchers find |
(29-Dec-2005) But they remain a lifesaving device for heart patients, study finds |
(29-Dec-2005) For elderly, rising temperatures means rising hypertension, early study suggests |
(28-Dec-2005) It may also reduce the need for invasive heart-muscle biopsies, researchers say |
(28-Dec-2005) When emergency clot-dissolvers failed, it upped survival rates, study found |
(27-Dec-2005) Study found renal disease did not alter accuracy of blood test |
(27-Dec-2005) Powerful anti-clotting meds aren't adjusted for patient size, study finds |
(27-Dec-2005) Study finding should encourage people to control risk factors, experts say |
(27-Dec-2005) Reduced abnormal heartbeats by 50% in most heart patients, study finds |
(23-Dec-2005) If jingle bells jangle nerves and send you snacking, simple tips can help |
(22-Dec-2005) A number of genetic markers may help pinpoint long QT syyndrome |
(21-Dec-2005) The effect is especially strong in younger adults, study suggests |
(21-Dec-2005) Odds of heart attack, stroke fell by more than half in type 1 patients, study found |
(20-Dec-2005) It sweetly staves off hardening of the arteries in smokers, study finds |
(20-Dec-2005) 'Exposure chamber' study shows fumes narrow vessels, raise clot risk |
(19-Dec-2005) Study in elderly finds it helps stabilize cardiac regulation |
(19-Dec-2005) 'Exposure chamber' study shows fumes narrow vessels, raise clot risk |
(16-Dec-2005) Rates of early death, prenatal care, smoking stable in recent years; obesity way up |
(16-Dec-2005) Doctors may not be spotting a third of women at risk for heart attack, study finds |
(14-Dec-2005) Using a pacemaker to speed up heart rate failed to produce desired result, study finds |
(13-Dec-2005) Study found Bidil cost 34% less than standard therapy over course of a year |
(12-Dec-2005) No decrease for them over past two decades, new study finds |
(10-Dec-2005) Renewed outrage triggered by medical journal's charge that drug maker withheld heart risks |
(09-Dec-2005) Yet many surveyed say they aren't doing enough to prevent a recurrence |
(09-Dec-2005) Editors contend drugmaker withheld information on heart risks before findings were given to journal |
(08-Dec-2005) But life expectancy has hit an all-time high, annual U.S. health report finds |
(06-Dec-2005) Stress, fluctuating hormone levels can cause problems long before menopause, study suggests |
(06-Dec-2005) Vigilant use reduces risk of death by nearly 50 percent, researchers report |
(01-Dec-2005) Study shows they improve survival even in rural areas |
(29-Nov-2005) Infected gums can contribute to clogged arteries, experts say |
(29-Nov-2005) Study finds increased odds of heart failure as thyroid fails |
(29-Nov-2005) Depressed patients are more stressed and prone to skipping meds, studies find |
(28-Nov-2005) U.S. patients did better than Canadian ones in short run, but difference disappeared after a year |
(28-Nov-2005) They emphasize chest compressions over rescue breaths |
(28-Nov-2005) Two studies arrive at different conclusions on value of test for inflammatory protein |
(24-Nov-2005) Loud environments boost odds for heart attack, study finds |
(22-Nov-2005) Researchers found little difference between two forms of heparin |
(18-Nov-2005) 'Get With the Guidelines' encourages health staff to stick to treatment standards |
(17-Nov-2005) Being overweight can more than double the odds, study found |
(17-Nov-2005) High blood levels of NT-proBNP can signal danger, study finds |
(17-Nov-2005) Robots, gene-driven pacemakers and even a link to creme brulée served up at AHA meeting |
(16-Nov-2005) Rheumatoid sufferers at higher risk of heart disease, study notes |
(16-Nov-2005) Study found it raised levels of blood fats, LDL cholesterol |
(16-Nov-2005) Actos cut risk of second heart attack in patients with type 2 diabetes, study finds |
(15-Nov-2005) Many of these potentially risky procedures may be unnecessary, researchers contend |
(15-Nov-2005) Study suggests it reduced death risk in those with heart disease |
(15-Nov-2005) But study found Lipitor did reduce risk of some cardiovascular events |
(15-Nov-2005) Visit with dogs improved heart, lung function in hospitalized men and women, study found |
(15-Nov-2005) People with cardiac problems should avoid the amusement park staples, study warns |
(14-Nov-2005) Study found infusions doubled the improvement in heart pumping function |
(14-Nov-2005) But many doctors aren't keeping up with the latest medications, study finds |
(13-Nov-2005) The higher the dose of NSAIDs, the greater the risk, study finds |
(12-Nov-2005) Statins may help shield organ recipients from heart attack |
(12-Nov-2005) Better habits could prevent 80% of heart disease, 90% of type 2 diabetes, expert says |
(09-Nov-2005) Study provides first real link to troubled nighttime breathing |
(04-Nov-2005) Clot-buster lowered risk of second heart attacks, strokes and death in large trial |
(04-Nov-2005) International study finds ratio spots three times more of those at risk |
(03-Nov-2005) Unlike first case, plaintiff failed to prove drug caused his heart attack |
(31-Oct-2005) It can push blood through your system |
(28-Oct-2005) The tools to spot their risk are lacking, British study finds |
(26-Oct-2005) Low birthweight, a failure to thrive, then adding fat boost risks, study finds |
(25-Oct-2005) Finding underscores need to improve disparities in care, experts say |
(24-Oct-2005) Impotence drug reduced hormonal stress on heart by 50 percent, researcher says |
(24-Oct-2005) Stressful jobs and unfair bosses can raise cardiac risks, study finds |
(24-Oct-2005) Study found they outperformed bare metal stents |
(20-Oct-2005) Could help against human arrhythmias, researchers say |
(17-Oct-2005) Study found pioglitazone cut risk for heart attacks, strokes |
(17-Oct-2005) Patients at higher death risk in poorest-performing centers, study finds |
(14-Oct-2005) Alcohol's effect can be both good and bad, study finds |
(12-Oct-2005) Campaign seeks to highlight risks, encourage proactive approach to heart health |
(11-Oct-2005) Study finds very low levels of LDL cholesterol are both safe and better |
(11-Oct-2005) Study found those with BMI higher than 30 also more likely to have heart attack, diabetes |
(10-Oct-2005) High levels of protein tend to occur only with other cardiovascular risk factors, study says |
(05-Oct-2005) European study shows one in five don't quit, despite risks |
(05-Oct-2005) Findings may open the door to wider Medicare coverage, experts say |
(04-Oct-2005) Montana study found the disparity between Indian, white death rates is growing |
(04-Oct-2005) Two studies find no clinical benefit, but they aren't harmful, either |
(03-Oct-2005) Reason why that month is associated with more deaths still a mystery to researchers |
(03-Oct-2005) Fewer problems develop than with older bare stents, study finds |
(30-Sep-2005) Experts see gains in ever-decreasing levels, with even 'normal' people benefiting from statins |
(29-Sep-2005) Research to examine whether community hospitals can use it for non-urgent care |
(29-Sep-2005) It's the prime factor raising their cardiovascular risk, study finds |
(28-Sep-2005) Spanish study finds vasodilators not effective for aortic regurgitation |
(14-Sep-2005) This type of fat lying around organs is especially unhealthy, experts warn |
(14-Sep-2005) Finding that conservative approach works as well contradicts previous trials |
(13-Sep-2005) Big gains against heart disease, but diabetes, COPD deaths are rising, report finds |
(13-Sep-2005) Doctors need to devote more time, effort managing these cases, experts say |
(12-Sep-2005) It crystallizes, then breaks on artery walls, new research reveals |
(12-Sep-2005) Five or more drinks per day raises odds for dangerous irregular heartbeat, study finds |
(11-Sep-2005) One study found health-care workers hesitant to respond to certain emergencies |
(09-Sep-2005) Study finds risk is particularly great for those younger than 40 |
(07-Sep-2005) Scientists watched as the cells made their way to the heart and beyond |
(07-Sep-2005) Large, ongoing British study finds it would save lives |
(07-Sep-2005) German study finds increased risk of heart attack, death |
(07-Sep-2005) Large, ongoing British study finds it would save lives |
(05-Sep-2005) Plavix nearly halved odds for death, second heart attack, study found |
(04-Sep-2005) Modern meds like ACE inhibitors protect better than older agents, study finds |
(30-Aug-2005) ate, study shows |
(29-Aug-2005) Treatment in first 24 hours saves lives |
(29-Aug-2005) In-hospital death rate more than halved, new study finds |
(23-Aug-2005) Government programs are failing to meet the challenge, report says |
(22-Aug-2005) Scans show problems with vital areas that control heart functions, study says |
(18-Aug-2005) British study shows most still alive 5 years after procedure |
(16-Aug-2005) Patients wait longer for artery-opening procedures at hospitals, study finds |
(16-Aug-2005) New studies back sirolimus, but some heart doctors prefer paclitaxel |
(15-Aug-2005) Review says teaming it with aspirin halves the risk of a second attack |
(08-Aug-2005) Study finds they prevent irregular heartbeat after procedures |
(04-Aug-2005) 'Prehypertensive' people three times more likely to have heart attack, study finds |
(04-Aug-2005) Risk is lowest with estrogen-only therapy, study suggests |
(03-Aug-2005) This new, more accurate model uses data based on women, not men, study reports |
(27-Jul-2005) Yet they're at highest risk of heart attack and stroke, study says |
(27-Jul-2005) Beta blockers seem to shield high-risk patients, but more study needed |
(26-Jul-2005) Trials in heart attack patients to begin soon, researchers say |
(25-Jul-2005) Progeria research is also broadening understanding of heart disease |
(23-Jul-2005) Novel drugs and devices promise to improve hypertension management |
(20-Jul-2005) Quality varies widely between cities and centers, studies find |
(20-Jul-2005) Guidant under fire for "foot-dragging" over recalled implantable defibs |
(20-Jul-2005) Guidant alert warns of possible malfunction |
(19-Jul-2005) Paying hospitals based on quality would work better, an expert says |
(19-Jul-2005) Condition may be another predictor of heart problems, study finds |
(19-Jul-2005) Specific cholesterol screens plus a blood protein work best, study finds |
(18-Jul-2005) High cholesterol plus hypertension a killer combo for everyone, experts say |
(13-Jul-2005) Researchers finds no survival advantage, but other experts endorse the devices |
(13-Jul-2005) Researchers finds no survival advantage, but other experts endorse the devices |
(05-JUL-2005) But the evidence is not conclusive, researchers say |
(05-JUL-2005) Dying at young age means relatives should be tested for heart defects, study says |
(03-JUL-2005) Therapy can restore organ to near normal size, study finds |
(28-JUN-2005) Other conditions divert patient attention from dangerous high blood pressure |
(27-JUN-2005) Survival is improving, survey finds, but rates differ between centers |
(27-JUN-2005) Findings are another reason to reduce high blood pressure early, experts say |
(24-JUN-2005) Study suggests oral cancer not the only threat to users' health |
(24-JUN-2005) Researchers also urge transplanted arteries instead of veins |
(24-JUN-2005) BiDil endorsed in milestone move by FDA |
(23-JUN-2005) Tweaking a gene got rid of arrhythmia complication, researchers report |
(23-JUN-2005) When patient complains of chest pain |
(20-JUN-2005) Compression hose cuts in-flight blood clot risk 12-fold, study finds |
(20-JUN-2005) But they have procedure at younger ages, researchers note |
(18-JUN-2005) Routine screening for inflammatory C-reactive protein is increasing |
(16-JUN-2005) Strong link between higher air levels and increased mortality rates |
(16-JUN-2005) Bioengineering could benefit patients unsuitable for coronary surgery |
(14-JUN-2005) Study might challenge existing treatment guidelines |
(14-JUN-2005) The supplement may even harm people with the heart devices, study finds |
(13-JUN-2005) The impotence drug relaxes lung arteries, extending survival |
(13-JUN-2005) Study suggests more aggressive therapies are warranted |
(10-JUN-2005) Cardiologists need to spot warning signs, arrange for help, study suggests |
(09-JUN-2005) Research builds on earlier findings surrounding anti-inflammatory drugs |
(08-JUN-2005) Anti-cholesterol drug ineffective against aortic stenosis in small trial |
(06-JUN-2005) Finding spurs call for better blood pressure control |
(06-JUN-2005) Blood screen quickly identifies heart failure type |
(06-JUN-2005) Rapid heartbeat, less heart response found in British study |
(01-JUN-2005) Testing could one day help doctors prescribe the best dose, study says |
(31-MAY-2005) Metabolic syndrome plus vascular calcium greatly boost the odds, study finds |
(31-MAY-2005) Cholesterol-lowering drugs discussed in fewer than half of doctor's visits |
(31-MAY-2005) Use of heart-lung machine depends on surgeon's skill, AHA concludes |
(25-MAY-2005) Risk factors include wide waistlines, hypertension and high blood sugar, study finds |
(25-MAY-2005) Mouse study suggests another risk factor for vascular disease |
(25-MAY-2005) Physicians should pay closer attention to emotional well-being, study suggests |
(25-MAY-2005) The new findings run counter to previous studies, however |
(24-MAY-2005) Studies suggest men with ED get checked for vascular problems |
(24-MAY-2005) Computerized X-rays give clear pictures of coronary arteries |
(23-MAY-2005) Accumulated data supports smoke-free environments, experts say |
(23-MAY-2005) But one expert dismissed the finding as "not important" |
(19-MAY-2005) Some doubt this statistical reassessment, however |
(18-MAY-2005) Study suggests it's a better predictor than current screen |
(17-MAY-2005) Simple patient factors, such as age and sex, tell the story on recurrence |
(12-MAY-2005) But experts not sure British finding would apply in United States |
(11-MAY-2005) Protein inhibitor reduces inflammatory markers in those at high risk |
(11-MAY-2005) Slow response, slow recovery raises risk, study finds |
(09-MAY-2005) High incidence of aneurysms found in users, study finds |
(06-MAY-2005) Even two hours a week makes a difference, though more is better |
(05-MAY-2005) Study suggests Medicare guidelines may need to be revised for implanted devices |
(05-MAY-2005) Aspirin, statin and beta-blocker trio beats any one drug alone |
(05-MAY-2005) External defibrillation is the best treatment, study finds |
(05-MAY-2005) Arrhythmias provoked by hostility more like to trigger cardiac arrest |
(04-MAY-2005) Ethnicity, race affect accuracy of computerized system, study finds |
(04-MAY-2005) Better outcomes for bypass patients and those using pacemakers |
(04-MAY-2005) Trial assesses two rhythm-restoring drugs for atrial fibrillation |
(03-MAY-2005) Blue moods bring cardiovascular system down, too, study finds |
(03-MAY-2005) Real-life results below those in controlled trials, study finds |
(02-MAY-2005) Studies found TGF-beta could be targeted to help repair or prevent cardiac damage |
(02-MAY-2005) Studies suggest vegetable tablets, whole grains and baked or broiled fish |
(30-APR-2005) Many are heavy drinkers and smokers, and face possible heart trouble, study finds |
(25-APR-2005) Clopidogrel-aspirin combination reduces formation of tiny clots, study finds |
(25-APR-2005) There's a better chance of getting the best device for your age, study finds |
(25-APR-2005) New study finds heart procedure free of lasting deficits |
(22-APR-2005) Much more study is needed to determine serious heart hazards |
(22-APR-2005) 21st century twists improve performance, experts say |
(22-APR-2005) 21st century twists improve performance, experts say |
(20-APR-2005) Two studies find no effect from drugs meant to fight chronic infection |
(15-APR-2005) Results for rimonabant trial parallel those of American study |
(14-APR-2005) In animal studies, sodium nitrite reduced damage after cardiac arrest by 67% |
(12-APR-2005) Patient characteristics probably cause poor heart attack outcomes, study suggests |
(11-APR-2005) In study, elderly who took supplements showed better heart function within weeks |
(11-APR-2005) Older people with the condition may need to lose weight, start medications earlier |
(06-APR-2005) Study finds predictive value of a heart-produced molecule |
(05-APR-2005) The drug's effects on clotting may be too brief to matter |
(05-APR-2005) Large study found they beat out newer drugs when treating blacks and whites alike |
(01-APR-2005) Mice without a key protein cut their "bad" cholesterol in half |
(31-MAR-2005) Therapy might revolutionize treatment of heart patients |
(30-MAR-2005) It's easier to use and equally effective against blocked brain arteries |
(30-MAR-2005) In mice, the drug cyclosporin shields cardiac cells from destruction |
(28-MAR-2005) C-reactive protein discovery a new insight into killer illness |
(28-MAR-2005) The procedure can restore blood flow when all else fails, study says |
(23-MAR-2005) Study suggests depression itself drives increase in cardiac trouble |
(23-MAR-2005) But risk from any one event still low in those with heart disease, experts note |
(23-MAR-2005) Cardiac death risk rises as sleepers' breathing is impaired |
(21-MAR-2005) Clinical trial review found increased risks, but manufacturer says Natrecor has no such impact at recommended doses |
(19-MAR-2005) 25 percent of Americans get inadequate therapy for hypertension, experts say |
(17-MAR-2005) Hostile feelings can speed coronary artery disease, study finds |
(15-MAR-2005) Better technology means this treatment safer than ever, study finds |
(15-MAR-2005) Medications offer an equal chance of long-term survival for older folks, study finds |
(15-MAR-2005) Study also finds supplement doesn't prevent cancer or heart disease |
(15-MAR-2005) Studies point up gaps in many areas of cardiac treatment |
(14-MAR-2005) High levels in women indicate greater chances of cardiovascular trouble |
(10-MAR-2005) Less show, more show-and-tell seen in wake of drug safety hearings |
(10-MAR-2005) Doctors remove scar tissue, fluid buildup that resulted from his heart bypass last fall |
(09-MAR-2005) Plavix keeps arteries open, improves survival rates, studies find |
(09-MAR-2005) Doctors will remove fluid buildup following his bypass surgery |
(08-MAR-2005) More study is needed before guidelines should be changed, researchers say |
(08-MAR-2005) The finding applies only to recent models of these implanted devices, however |
(07-MAR-2005) Mortality rate was more than 50 percent higher in seven-year study |
(07-MAR-2005) Doctors should pay closer attention to this key factor, study finds |
(07-MAR-2005) But the drug only cuts heart attack risk in older women, study finds |
(07-MAR-2005) It tracks trouble with daily heart rhythms, study finds |
(02-MAR-2005) Finding could lead to a test that identifies patients at risk |
(01-MAR-2005) But an improved, second-generation model still holds hope |
(01-MAR-2005) More pro football players are obese, study finds |
(01-MAR-2005) Despite cardiovascular risks, painkiller appears to block key protein for cancer cell replication |
(27-FEB-2005) Evidence mounts that bystanders face big risks |
(25-FEB-2005) Survival benefit begins within one month of attack, study finds |
(22-FEB-2005) Researchers think they know why HRT raises cardiovascular risk after menopause |
(21-FEB-2005) Dont 'wait and see' |
(21-FEB-2005) Study finds advantages over bare-metal stents after three years |
(21-FEB-2005) It's also relatively inexpensive, large study finds |
(19-FEB-2005) Advisers vote to recommend keeping Celebrex, Vioxx and Bextra available while finding all raise cardiovascular risks |
(19-FEB-2005) The painkillers' problems haven't gone away, they say |
(18-FEB-2005) Hearing gets personal tales of pain relief with cox-2s |
(17-FEB-2005) Avoiding conflict with husbands boosts likelihood of death, study finds |
(17-FEB-2005) Vioxx increases heart dangers dramatically, Graham tells government advisers |
(16-FEB-2005) First of three days of testimony gets underway |
(15-FEB-2005) Fatty deposits form in dangerous places for some families, study finds |
(15-FEB-2005) Results will be focus of three days of government hearings |
(14-FEB-2005) Panel must balance health risks against benefits |
(14-FEB-2005) But benefit of breast cancer drug no reason to use it for cardiovascular protection |
(14-FEB-2005) Other research finds more evidence of heart attack, stroke risk |
(09-FEB-2005) Ensuring snug fit in vessel won't compromise patient outcomes |
(09-FEB-2005) Stress can temporarily stun main pumping chamber, study finds |
(07-FEB-2005) Long delays to surgery may warrant new treatment strategies, experts say |
(07-FEB-2005) Study finds drugs that FDA says should not be given actually may help diabetics. |
(04-FEB-2005) Women must keep a healthy lifestyle to avoid cardiovascular disease, experts advise |
(03-FEB-2005) Study confirms it doubled the risk of heart failure in patients |
(01-FEB-2005) Simple test identifies patients in greatest danger |
(31-JAN-2005) But large Canadian review finds no risk with Celebrex |
(27-JAN-2005) Researchers identify cholesterol-forming mechanism |
(25-JAN-2005) Variation of anti-clotting agent heparin improves survival rates, study finds |
(25-JAN-2005) Discovery may lead to earlier diagnosis and improved treatments in some cases |
(24-JAN-2005) They can prevent recurrent heart attacks, experts say |
(24-JAN-2005) As many as 40 percent of cases may have been fatal, FDA scientist contends |
(21-JAN-2005) Multi-country study finds long-term death rate higher for patients given 'invasive'procedures |
(19-JAN-2005) Alphabetized rules based on results of recent clinical trials |
(19-JAN-2005) Study finds 23 percent lower death rate |
(19-JAN-2005) Can lead to stomach bleeding, although second study finds blood thinner generally safe |
(18-JAN-2005) It's absorbed by the body, but vessels stay open, researchers report |
(18-JAN-2005) Medical personnel often don't follow recommended technique, studies show |
(18-JAN-2005) Painkiller linked to cardiovascular dangers in latest research |
(14-JAN-2005) Study shows how angiotensin II leads to weight loss |
(13-JAN-2005) Big increase predicted in less developed countries |
(10-JAN-2005) Umbilical stem cells restored heart pumping function to near normal in rats |
(05-JAN-2005) Disrupted signals to heart may be fatal in stressful settings, study finds |
(05-JAN-2005) It's as important as elevated cholesterol levels, studies find |
(04-JAN-2005) Experts say diuretics safe enough, but alternatives do exist |
(03-JAN-2005) They cost more, but reduce hospitalizations and disability, study finds |
(03-JAN-2005) They cost more, but reduce hospitalizations and disability, study finds |
(02-JAN-2005) Excess weight leads to serious adult health problems, such as diabetes, heart disease |
(29-DEC-2004) Bypass no better for most having elective vascular surgery |
(28-DEC-2004) Finding could lead to better understanding of heart disease |
(27-DEC-2004) Effective treatment for repeat in-stent narrowing |
(27-DEC-2004) Accurately measures extent of damage in dogs |
(20-DEC-2004) They acted like pacemaker in animal trials |
(20-DEC-2004) They may better reflect daily hypertension readings, heart experts say |
(17-DEC-2004) Will review heart safety of all cox-2 inhibitors |
(16-DEC-2004) Study found slowed or stopped heartbeats during seizures |
(15-DEC-2004) Even infection can have inflammatory effect on blood vessels, research finds |
(14-DEC-2004) Supposed danger of calcium channel blockers requires further study, experts say |
(13-DEC-2004) Study finds bump on Christmas and New Year's |
(13-DEC-2004) More infarctions seen in first month after discontinuing NSAIDs |
(08-DEC-2004) Inserting them right after heart attack doesn't cut death rate |
(07-DEC-2004) Check of smallest vessels a clue to condition of coronary arteries |
(06-DEC-2004) But another expert questions safety of entire class of drugs |
(02-DEC-2004) Study: Practice may raise risk of STDs, fatal drug interactions |
(30-NOV-2004) Supplement, once thought to prevent lung cancer, actually increases risk |
(24-NOV-2004) Helps repair heart attack damage in mice |
(23-NOV-2004) More weight means more likelihood of atrial fibrillation |
(22-NOV-2004) |
(20-NOV-2004) Football great urges people to get checked for hypertension |
(16-NOV-2004) Study finds it's dangerous even at present EPA standards |
(11-NOV-2004) Implantable cardioverter defibrillators benefit both men and women |
(10-NOV-2004) Widespread use of these medicines hasn't increased rate of cardiac tamponade |
(10-NOV-2004) Study found chances of trouble go up by almost 50 percent |
(10-NOV-2004) Men, blacks usually fare worse, studies find |
(09-NOV-2004) Survival rates were higher if pill regimen was followed, study finds |
(09-NOV-2004) Save lives in those with heart disease and normal blood pressure |
(09-NOV-2004) Therapy tried in pigs could one day be used on humans, researchers say |
(09-NOV-2004) Trial participants had sustained weight loss of almost 20 pounds over two years |
(09-NOV-2004) Angioplasty, robotically assisted keyhole bypass surgery worked in pilot study |
(08-NOV-2004) The substance appeared to reduce the risk of death in women, study finds |
(08-NOV-2004) But researchers believe the therapy would benefit all races |
(08-NOV-2004) Surgery patients receive less aggressive discharge care than angioplasty patients |
(07-NOV-2004) They don't increase long-term survival rates after angioplasty, study finds |
(05-NOV-2004) Atenolol doesn't prevent heart deaths, Swedish researchers say |
(04-NOV-2004) Gives them confidence, hope and sense of control, study finds |
(04-NOV-2004) Small percentage of patients go on to have heart attacks, problems a month later |
(01-NOV-2004) Study finds up to 2.5 times the risk if relative died of it |
(01-NOV-2004) It limits the muscle's ability to expand and contract, study finds |
(25-OCT-2004) Refines criteria for diagnosing inflammation of blood vessels |
(25-OCT-2004) Root of those problems can be traced to childhood ills such as obesity |
(21-OCT-2004) It may increase if anti-clotting therapy stops |
(20-OCT-2004) Finds that pollution, not stress, is the culprit |
(18-OCT-2004) It cuts death and hospitalization rates, study says |
(15-OCT-2004) Alcohol causes platelets to stick, but red wine does not, study finds |
(14-OCT-2004) Supplement created potentially fatal heart rhythms in dogs |
(14-OCT-2004) Might reduce number of bypass surgeries, study says |
(13-OCT-2004) Stored blood products produce better results during bypass surgery, study says |
(12-OCT-2004) Maternal smoking, lack of exercise just two of the factors |
(12-OCT-2004) Moderate to heavy male drinkers faced 25% to 46% greater risk of atrial fibrillation |
(12-OCT-2004) Physical activity and good nutrition should be stressed, heart experts say |
(11-OCT-2004) New study strengthens connection between two organ ailments |
(11-OCT-2004) Former baseball MVP also had recent history of cocaine abuse |
(08-OCT-2004) One kind made attacks more severe, while the other limited damage |
(08-OCT-2004) Expert says they work on same heart mechanism as recalled Vioxx |
(07-OCT-2004) They sent signals that fixed damaged heart cells in mice, study says |
(05-OCT-2004) Finding of higher death rate among those with anemia, study suggests |
(04-OCT-2004) Aggressive steps should be taken to lower that risk, study finds |
(01-OCT-2004) Other drugs on the market offer arthritis relief, experts say |
(24-SEP-2004) They're now recommended for some people without obvious cholesterol problems |
(23-SEP-2004) It boosts blood levels of C-reactive protein, study finds |
(21-SEP-2004) Americans fared better than Canadians, who received more conservative treatments |
(20-SEP-2004) More evidence that C-reactive protein is linked to artery damage |
(20-SEP-2004) Analysis suggests ways to ward off heart disease |
(20-SEP-2004) It adversely affects the body and mind, study finds |
(17-SEP-2004) In moderation, it helps keep tissue slick and clear, study finds |
(17-SEP-2004) Study says high levels seem to serve as early warning signal |
(16-SEP-2004) Drugs, quick angioplasty deemed safe and effective |
(16-SEP-2004) Dangers reduced by 47 percent in these patients, study says |
(15-SEP-2004) High doses don't always prevent problems, and may cause some |
(14-SEP-2004) It keeps the muscle from growing stiff, research finds |
(10-SEP-2004) New national goals seek to cut risk of heart attack and stroke |
(08-SEP-2004) It's of real value to those at high risk of heart attack or stroke, study finds |
(08-SEP-2004) Erythromycin combined with some drugs can raise risk, study finds |
(07-SEP-2004) Diabetes risk for obesity, heart problems for inactivity |
(07-SEP-2004) Former president expected to leave hospital within 4-5 days |
(03-SEP-2004) Those that contain Seville orange herb ineffective and potentially dangerous |
(02-SEP-2004) Study finds benefits of implantation over 17-year period |
(02-SEP-2004) Untreated smoking, hypertension, cholesterol has fiscal toll |
(31-AUG-2004) A systolic reading of 160 or higher is dangerous, study says |
(31-AUG-2004) Study finds participation raises chances by 50% |
(30-AUG-2004) High blood pressure and elevated LDL cholesterol add up to danger |
(30-AUG-2004) Study finds similar survival rates for medication, surgery in those over 75 |
(26-AUG-2004) 10-year study suggests cholesterol-busters lower heart attack risk |
(24-AUG-2004) Risk of nonfatal event before age 40 is fivefold, study finds |
(23-AUG-2004) Traits like belly fat, high blood pressure are part of the syndrome |
(23-AUG-2004) 65 million adults have it, government report says |
(18-AUG-2004) It can help heart patients but may pose risks for others |
(13-AUG-2004) They keep arteries open better, but don't reduce deaths |
(11-AUG-2004) Minimal training and defibrillators could save thousands |
(09-AUG-2004) Doctors don't always diagnose those who don't report chest pain correctly |
(09-AUG-2004) Study says hospitals that handled more than 200 a year showed better survival rates |
(06-AUG-2004) Golfer Nancy Lopez and husband, Ray Knight, credit teamwork for his comeback from a heart attack |
(05-AUG-2004) Study finds higher odds of death, stroke and infection |
(04-AUG-2004) Those on spironolactone and ACE inhibitors need monitoring, researchers caution |
(03-AUG-2004) Procedures such as angioplasty and stenting aren't too taxing, study finds |
(02-AUG-2004) Study still urges caution for those with pacemakers, defibrillators |
(02-AUG-2004) One-third of those with heart failure aren't prescribed ACE inhibitors |
(02-AUG-2004) Study still urges caution for those with pacemakers, defibrillators |
(27-JUL-2004) Besides cutting cholesterol, they may fight breast cancer, even arthritis |
(26-JUL-2004) Concerns about possible heart problems are overstated, researchers say |
(26-JUL-2004) Even light lifting reduces heart risk, study finds |
(23-JUL-2004) If you're at risk of a heart attack, take it easy on your next trip |
(23-JUL-2004) Using aspirin with anti-clotting medication increases risk of bleeding problems |
(23-JUL-2004) Experts differ over procedure's merits in many cases |
(23-JUL-2004) Experts differ over procedure's merits in many cases |
(20-JUL-2004) It reduces arterial wall thickness and blood fat levels |
(12-JUL-2004) Recommended even lower levels for high-risk persons |
(12-JUL-2004) Benefits outweigh possible side effects |
(12-JUL-2004) Screening for nighttime disorder urged in atrial fibrillation patients |
(08-JUL-2004) Advances prompt call to scientists to plead their own case |
(06-JUL-2004) Variation of heparin effective and easier to use |
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