State Regulations Tied to Drop in Common Heart Procedure
2012-10-09
Critics worry that the push for good outcomes may reduce access to care for sickest patientsContinue Reading
New MRI Might Help Spot Heart Disease Early: Study
2012-10-09
Technique uses multiple images to improve chances of diagnosing coronary artery diseaseContinue Reading
Walking for Heart Health? Speed It Up, Study Suggests
2012-10-09
Fast walking, jogging reduced disease warning signs, but daily stroll did notContinue Reading
Experimental Drug May Limit Stroke Damage
2012-10-08
Might even reduce brain lesions when given before stroke occurs, expert says, but findings are preliminaryContinue Reading
Can Tomatoes Lower Stroke Risk?
2012-10-08
Study found lycopene, the antioxidant found in tomatoes, seemed to guard against brain attackContinue Reading
Doctor Offers Hunting Safety Tips
2012-10-07
Heart attacks, falls bring many hunters to the emergency roomContinue Reading
Severe Anemia Linked to Higher Death Risk After Heart Surgery
2012-10-04
Condition should be treated before elective procedures if possible, researcher saysContinue Reading
Aspirin May Help Preserve Brain Function in Older Women With Heart Disease
2012-10-04
Swedish study found less decline in thinking ability for those on daily doseContinue Reading
Hormone Therapy in Early Menopause May Benefit Some Women: Study
2012-10-04
Small trial found no harm to heart, memory; some experts remain unconvincedContinue Reading
Exercise Improves Effects of Stroke: Study
2012-10-03
The most significant gains involved attention, concentration, planning and organizingContinue Reading
Stem Cell Transplant May Spur Heart Disease Risk: Study
2012-10-03
Chemotherapy, radiation before transplant linked to elevated threatContinue Reading
'Junk Food' May Significantly Hike Risk of Stroke, Researchers Say
2012-10-03
Western diet tied to health problems in young rats after just 2 months, study findsContinue Reading
Study: Blood Tests for Inflammation Could Help Prevent Heart Attack, Stroke
2012-10-03
But the tests would uncover risk in relatively few people, evidence review findsContinue Reading