Low-income patients with treatable cardiac risk factors may benefit from telemedicine • Heart Attack • Mar 21 06 Low-income patients with treatable cardiac risk factors may benefit from regular visits with an Internet based telemedicine doctor, according to interim results of a $4 million… Periodontitis linked to coronary heart disease • Heart Disease news • Mar 21 06 Patients with periodontitis, especially infections causing a high concentration of pathogens in the blood, have an increased risk of coronary heart disease (CHD), according to findings published in the Archives of… Forget the bathroom scales and get out the tape measure • Heart Disease news • Mar 16 06 A new study has found that waist measurements are a better indicator of cardiovascular disease (CVD) than body mass index (BMI). The results from the first large… Drop in exercise efficiency with age can be eased • Heart Disease news • Mar 16 06 Older adults may have to work harder than young people to perform the same physical activity, but regular exercise may close that age gap, research findings suggests. In… New model is able to accurately predict survival for patients with heart failure • Heart Disease news • Mar 15 06 A new model developed at the University of Washington provides an accurate estimate of one-, two-, and three-year survival rates and average years of… Researchers Say Bariatric Surgery May Reduce Risk of Heart Disease • Heart Disease news • Mar 15 06 In this community-based study, the research team studied the records of patients treated between 1990 and 2003. Those records included 197 patients with advanced degrees of obesity… Coronary Heart Disease Deaths in Ireland Have Halved in 15 Years • Heart Disease news • Mar 15 06 Deaths from coronary artery heart disease in Ireland have halved since the mid 1980s, finds research in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health. Almost half… Fewer smokers means less heart disease • Heart Disease news • Mar 15 06 Deaths from heart disease in Ireland have fallen by nearly 50 percent in 15 years thanks to lifestyle changes and improved treatments, researchers said on Wednesday. About half the decrease was… Can fixing the heart fix the head? • Heart Disease news • Mar 14 06 A study presented during the American College of Cardiology’s inaugural Innovation in Intervention: The i2 Summit 2006 in Atlanta, Ga., will answer intriguing questions about whether repairing a hole in… Aspirin still the best for reducing the heart attack risk • Heart Attack • Mar 13 06 New research has revealed that the addition of the blood-thinning drug Plavix to a daily dose of aspirin does not lower the risk of death, heart attack… Filter more effective than diuretics for heart failure • Heart Attack • Mar 13 06 Researchers in the U.S. say that filtering the blood works better than diuretic drugs to remove excess fluid in patients admitted to hospital for heart failure. As many as… Apparently normal hearts tied to sudden cardiac deaths • Heart Disease news • Mar 10 06 Many people who suffer “non-ischemic” cardiac death - a cardiac death that is not related to restricted blood flow to the coronary arteries - appear to have structurally normal… Nebivolol may restore damaged cardiovascular functions in African Americans • Heart Disease news • Mar 09 06 Nebivolol, a drug for treatment of high blood pressure available in Europe, may restore damaged cardiovascular functions in African Americans, according to a recent laboratory study at Ohio… Hypertension Drug May Restore Cardiovascular Function in African Americans • Heart Disease news • Mar 08 06 Nebivolol, a drug for treatment of high blood pressure available in Europe, may restore damaged cardiovascular functions in African Americans, according to a recent laboratory study at Ohio… Study may lead to ways to reduce heart attacks in diabetes patients • Heart Attack • Mar 07 06 For people with type 2 diabetes, the death rate from a first heart attack is two to three times the death rate of patients without… Genes determine coffee-related heart attack risk • Heart Attack • Mar 07 06 A genetic mutation that slows the rate that the body metabolizes caffeine increases individuals’ risk of having a heart attack if they drink much coffee, investigators report in the Journal of… Learn your “EF” to reduce risk of sudden death • Heart Disease news • Mar 06 06 A group of cardiologists has launched a campaign to encourage people at risk for heart disease to learn their ejection fraction, or “EF” - a measure of the… Should Heart Attack Care be More Like Trauma Care? • Heart Attack • Mar 06 06 In a heart attack, every minute counts. But should patients spend a few more of those minutes getting to a hospital that can provide the most advanced treatment,… Aspirin Beneficial Against Heart Disease in More Men than Previously Thought • Heart Disease news • Mar 06 06 Taking aspirin to prevent coronary heart disease is beneficial and cost-effective for a wider range of men than is often recognized, a study from the University… Scientists Exploit Novel Route to Reverse Enlarged Hearts in Obese Mice • Heart Disease news • Mar 06 06 Working on genetically engineered obese mice with seriously thickened hearts, a condition call cardiac hypertrophy, scientists at Johns Hopkins have used a nerve protection and growth… Procedure for Irregular Heartbeat Gives Lasting Relief • Heart Disease news • Mar 02 06 People who have endured the symptoms and risks of an irregular heartbeat for years can get long-lasting relief from a procedure that takes less than two hours, a definitive new… Lifestyle affects the brain as well as the heart • Heart Disease news • Mar 02 06 There is growing evidence that what’s good for the heart is also a boon for the aging brain, according to a new research review. In a survey of… Bone marrow stem cells do not improve cardiac function in heart attack patients • Heart Attack • Mar 01 06 Therapy that involved bone marrow stem cells did not improve cardiac function in patients following a heart attack, according to a study in the… Overactive Thyroid Associated With Development of Abnormal Heart Rhythm • Heart Disease news • Feb 28 06 Having an overactive thyroid gland is linked with an increased risk for atrial fibrillation (a type of abnormal heart rhythm), but neither an over- or under active thyroid… Why more women die than men after heart bypass surgery • Heart Disease news • Feb 28 06 According to researchers, infections - including those acquired in hospitals, could explain why women die more frequently than men after heart bypass surgery and the explanations for… Page 61 of 73 pages « First < 59 60 61 62 63 > Last » << Back to main