Heart

Many top cyclists have enlarged hearts
Jul 15 04

More than half of elite professional cyclists apparently have an enlarged heart chamber, a new study from France indicates.

Although endurance athletes are known… Many top cyclists have enlarged hearts   

 

Study backs beta-blocker use for heart failure
Jul 13 04

Beta-blocker drugs appear to help people with heart failure, a finding that may ease concerns about possible adverse side effects in patients with the… Study backs beta-blocker use for heart failure   

 

Cholesterol levels lowered for heart patients
Jul 12 04

People who have recently had a heart attack should lower their “bad cholesterol” to rock-bottom levels, according to new guidelines issued Monday.

“The concept… Cholesterol levels lowered for heart patients   

 

Drug guards child’s heart in cancer therapy -study
Jul 08 04

A drug made by Pfizer Inc. can protect young cancer patients’ hearts from the ravages of chemotherapy and keep them from developing serious cardiac… Drug guards child’s heart in cancer therapy -study   

 

Capri islanders test remote heart monitor
Jul 02 04

Remote heart monitoring devices that can transmit data to call centres could help save lives in remote areas if an experimental system being… Capri islanders test remote heart monitor   

 

Coffee doesn’t seem to affect heart attack deaths
Jul 01 04

Coffee drinkers probably don’t have to worry that they might not fare well if they have a heart attack. Self-reported coffee consumption does not… Coffee doesn’t seem to affect heart attack deaths   

 

Chronic stress tied to heart, stroke risks in men
Jun 29 04

A stress-filled life really does seem to raise the odds of heart disease and stroke down the road, according to a large study from… Chronic stress tied to heart, stroke risks in men   

 

Experts warn delayed aid damages hearts
Jun 15 04

Aggressive new guidelines published Monday call for quick treatment of a common form of heart attack marked by chest pain and shortness of breath.

Experts warn delayed aid damages hearts   
 

Tear in aorta more deadly for women than men
Jun 15 04

A sudden tear in the inner lining of the aorta is always a medical emergency, but for women it’s especially dangerous.

Women are more… Tear in aorta more deadly for women than men   

 

Exercise guidelines for genetic heart conditions released
Jun 09 04

The American Heart Association (AHA) has produced a series of recommendations for recreational physical activity in children, teens, and young adults with genetic cardiovascular… Exercise guidelines for genetic heart conditions released   

 

Screening seen unlikely to detect at-risk athletes
Jun 08 04

Most states require that high school athletes undergo a physical examination before participating in sports, in part to identify students who have an underlying… Screening seen unlikely to detect at-risk athletes   

 

More Britons than ever living with heart disease
Jun 04 04

Fewer people are dying from it but more Britons than ever before are living with coronary heart disease, the British Heart Foundation said… More Britons than ever living with heart disease   

 

Moderate alcohol use not bad after heart attack
Jun 03 04

Drinking up to 10 alcoholic beverages a week does not increase the risk of heart failure in patients who’ve had a heart attack, new… Moderate alcohol use not bad after heart attack   

 

Fewer women than men take aspirin for heart health
Jun 03 04

Despite evidence that an aspirin a day can ward off heart attacks, many high-risk people - especially women - are not taking the drug,… Fewer women than men take aspirin for heart health   

 

Transitional care helps elderly with heart failure
Jun 01 04

Specialized “transitional” nursing care that helps elderly heart failure patients move from hospital to home may cut their risk of death or hospital readmission,… Transitional care helps elderly with heart failure   

 

Air pollution a serious threat to heart health
Jun 01 04

Exposure to air pollution not only creates breathing problems but also poses a serious threat to cardiovascular health and overall health, the American Heart… Air pollution a serious threat to heart health   

 

HIV ‘raises heart disease risk’
May 27 04

HIV infection may increase the risk of heart disease, research suggests.

Researchers at the University of California in San Francisco found HIV patients had… HIV ‘raises heart disease risk’   

 

FDA panel backs temporary artificial heart
May 27 04

A U.S. Food and Drug Administration panel on Wednesday backed an artificial heart to keep the sickest patients alive while they wait for a… FDA panel backs temporary artificial heart   

 

Singapore researchers develop dissolving heart stent
May 27 04

A team of researchers from Singapore has made a completely biodegradable heart stent aimed at improving patient recovery and reducing infections, the city-state’s Nanyang… Singapore researchers develop dissolving heart stent   

 

Ops best for heart patients
May 24 04

An operation offers heart attack victims a better prognosis than drug treatment, researchers have found.

A review of studies carried out in the area… Ops best for heart patients   

 

Frequent tipple cuts heart risk
May 24 04

Not only does alcohol help to ward off a heart attack, a regular daily drink is probably a good idea, researchers have found.

They…  Frequent tipple cuts heart risk   

 

Work stress ‘doubles heart risk’
May 24 04

People who have stressful jobs could be twice as likely to die from heart problems, according to research published on Friday.

A study of… Work stress ‘doubles heart risk’   

 

Breatfeeding can cut cardiovascular risk: study
May 24 04

Breastfeeding can reduce the risk of a heart attack or stroke later in life and could prevent hundreds of thousands of deaths each year,… Breatfeeding can cut cardiovascular risk: study   

 
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