New Procedure Treats Atrial Fibrillation • Heart Disease news • Jun 28 11 Doctors at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis are performing a new procedure to treat atrial fibrillation, a common irregular heartbeat. Available at only a handful of U.S. medical centers,… Black heart attack patients wait longer for advanced treatment, University of Michigan study shows • Heart Disease news • Jun 21 11 Black patients having a heart attack wait longer at hospitals than white patients to get advanced procedures that will restore blood flow to… Using magnets to help prevent heart attacks • Heart Disease news • Jun 07 11 If a person’s blood becomes too thick it can damage blood vessels and increase the risk of heart attacks. But a Temple University physicist has discovered that he can thin… New sound synchronization technology holds the key to earlier diagnosis of heart disease • Heart Disease news • Jun 02 11 Innovative UK technology is contributing to the development of a revolutionary digital stethoscope that could make it easier for GPs to spot the first… New Drugs Target Delay of Huntington’s Symptoms • Heart Disease news • May 31 11 McMaster University researchers have discovered a new drug target that may be effective at preventing the onset of Huntington’s disease, working much the same way heart medications slow the progression… No heart benefit seen in adding niacin to statin • Heart Disease news • May 26 11 Giving a high dose of niacin to people with heart disease who are already taking a cholesterol-lowering statin does nothing more to prevent heart attacks and strokes, U.S.… Dairy consumption does not elevate heart attack risk, study suggests • Heart Disease news • May 18 11 Analysis of dairy intake and heart attack risk found no statistically significant relation in thousands of Costa Rican adults. Dairy foods might not harm heart health, despite… Pneumonia Patients At Risk for In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest • Heart Disease news • May 16 11 Hospital patients with pneumonia may be at risk of experiencing sudden cardiac arrest, often with few or no warning signs, according to research from the University of Chicago Medical… Simple new bedside screening effectively identifies patients with acute aortic dissection • Heart Disease news • May 16 11 The most lethal and sudden cardiovascular event can be the toughest for doctors to diagnose. But a study by the University of Michigan Cardiovascular Center shows… Pneumonia patients at risk for in-hospital cardiac arrest • Heart Disease news • May 16 11 Hospital patients with pneumonia may be at risk of experiencing sudden cardiac arrest, often with few or no warning signs, according to research from the University of Chicago Medical… Lack of exercise linked to higher heart disease risk in healthy children as young as 9 • Heart Disease news • May 12 11 Even healthy children as young as nine-years-old can start to show an increased risk of future heart problems if they are… Doctors rush to heart procedure before proven drugs • Heart Disease news • May 11 11 Fewer than half of Americans with stable heart disease get guideline-recommended medicines before being rushed off for an invasive heart procedure, researchers said Tuesday. Yet the costly procedure, called… Heart failure patients’ osteoporosis often undiagnosed, untreated • Heart Disease news • May 10 11 One in 10 heart failure patients had compression fractures in the spine that could have been detected by a chest X-ray, but few are receiving treatment to help prevent such… 6 percent of Spanish workers have high cardiovascular risk • Heart Disease news • May 10 11 The first study into the prevalence of overall cardiovascular risk in the Spanish working population (ICARIA) shows that 6% of workers have a high risk (8% on men… New guidelines for cardiovascular genetic testing • Heart Disease news • May 06 11 An international panel of experts from The Heart Rhythm Society and the European Heart Rhythm Association issued new guideline recommendations for all health care professionals about cardiovascular genetic testing at the… More Knowledge Not Always Helpful for Women Dealing with Heart Disease • Heart Disease news • May 04 11 Women with congestive heart failure who repress their emotions, especially anger, are more likely than emotionally expressive women to experience symptoms of depression associated with knowledge… More knowledge not always helpful for women dealing with heart disease • Heart Disease news • May 04 11 Women with congestive heart failure who repress their emotions, especially anger, are more likely than emotionally expressive women to experience symptoms of depression associated with knowledge… Exercise Protects the Heart Via Nitric Oxide • Heart Disease news • May 04 11 Exercise both reduces the risk of a heart attack and protects the heart from injury if a heart attack does occur. For years, doctors have been trying to dissect how… Damaged Hearts Pump Better When Fueled With Fats • Heart Disease news • May 04 11 Contrary to what we’ve been told, eliminating or severely limiting fats from the diet may not be beneficial to cardiac function in patients suffering from heart failure, a study… Tailored medicine could prevent more heart attacks • Heart Disease news • May 03 11 National guidelines help doctors decide how to treat high blood pressure. But tailoring those guidelines to better fit individuals could prevent many more heart attacks and strokes, say developers of… Mayo Clinic CPR efforts successful on man with no pulse for 96 minutes • Heart Disease news • May 02 11 By all counts, the 54-year-old man who collapsed on a recent winter night in rural Minnesota would likely have died. He’d suffered a heart… Animal studies reveal new route to treating heart disease • Heart Disease news • May 02 11 Scientists at Johns Hopkins have shown in laboratory experiments in mice that blocking the action of a signaling protein deep inside the heart’s muscle cells blunts the most… Dirty mouths lead to broken hearts • Heart Disease news • May 01 11 Nurses who care for patients with dementia now have a tailored approach to dental hygiene for their charges, thanks to a pilot study by a team of nurses. “Poor oral health… Chemical found in crude oil linked to congenital heart disease • Heart Disease news • May 01 11 While it may be years before the health effects of the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico are known, a new study shows that fetal… Nationwide Children’s Hospital Study Identifies Second Gene Associated with Specific Congenital Heart Defects • Heart Disease news • Apr 30 11 A gene known to be important in cardiac development has been newly associated with congenital heart malformations that result in obstruction of the left… Page 21 of 73 pages « First < 19 20 21 22 23 > Last » << Back to main