High Blood Pressure May Boost Glaucoma Risk
2015-01-07
Study finds blood vessel damage from elevated BP might make the eye disease more likelyContinue Reading
Study Finds Link Between Cancer Diagnosis, Stroke Risk
2015-01-07
Threat was highest first three months after diagnosis, researchers sayContinue Reading
High Blood Sugar in Heart Failure Patients May Point to Risk of Early Death
2015-01-07
Even normal but slightly elevated levels can signal trouble, study notesContinue Reading
Rotating Night Shift Work May Raise Risks of Heart Disease, Lung Cancer: Study
2015-01-05
Research can’t prove cause-and-effect, but does suggest a linkContinue Reading
Influx of Trainee Docs in July Doesn’t Affect Stroke Care: Study
2015-01-05
Deaths, disabilities don’t increase with arrival of med school gradsContinue Reading
More Evidence That Healthy Living Works Wonders for Women’s Hearts
2015-01-05
Study found good diet, exercise slashed odds for heart disease by 90 percentContinue Reading
Study Debunks Notion of ‘Healthy Obesity’
2015-01-05
Very heavy people slip into poor health over time, researchers findContinue Reading
Diet Rich in Whole Grains Might Extend Your Life, Study Says
2015-01-05
Findings held even after researchers accounted for person’s weight, age and smoking statusContinue Reading
More Evidence That Healthy Living Works Wonders for Women’s Hearts
2015-01-05
Study found good diet, exercise slashed odds for heart disease by 90 percentContinue Reading
Study Debunks Notion of ‘Healthy Obesity’
2015-01-05
Very heavy people slip into poor health over time, researchers findContinue Reading
Diet Rich in Whole Grains Might Extend Your Life, Study Says
2015-01-05
Findings held even after researchers accounted for person’s weight, age and smoking statusContinue Reading
Little Change in Fast Food Calorie Counts, Salt Content
2014-12-31
Researchers tracked popular items from 3 major chains from 1996-2013Continue Reading
When Heart Docs Are Away, Their High-Risk Patients May Fare Better
2014-12-23
Intensive procedures ordered less often, survival rates higher during cardiology conferences, study foundContinue Reading