Fish May Cut Threat of Heart Disease in Young Women
2011-12-05
Eating fish once a week may substantially reduce risk, compared to eating no fish, researchers sayContinue Reading
Fitness May Lower Death Risk Even Without Weight Loss
2011-12-05
Exercise benefit found in large study of white, middle-class menContinue Reading
Sickle Cell Disease Tied to 'Silent Strokes' in Children
2011-12-02
Anemia and high blood pressure together or alone increased the risk in study of young patientsContinue Reading
Veggies, Fruit May Lower Women's Stroke Risk
2011-12-01
The effect seemed tied to antioxidants and helped even those with heart disease, study foundContinue Reading
First Generic Lipitor Approved
2011-12-01
Widely used statin drug helps lower bad cholesterolContinue Reading
Self-Monitoring of Blood Thinner May Halve Clot Risk
2011-12-01
But newer drugs may replace warfarin and the need for frequent blood tests, experts sayContinue Reading
Toddlers Taking HIV Drugs Have Higher Cholesterol
2011-11-30
Children on protease inhibitors should have cholesterol monitored, researchers recommendContinue Reading
Clogged Arteries Pose Different Dangers for Men, Women: Study
2011-11-30
Heart treatment might need to take gender into account, researcher saysContinue Reading
Angioplasty Patients May Be at Risk for Rehospitalization
2011-11-28
Studies found one in 10 readmitted in first 30 days, risk remains three years laterContinue Reading
Patches, Counseling, Persistence Can Help Smokers Quit
2011-11-28
‘Keep working at it’ could be key to success, studies suggestContinue Reading
Lengthy Hospital Transfers May Hamper Heart Attack Care
2011-11-28
Recommended time is seldom met in switching patients to angioplasty or stent facility, study findsContinue Reading
Heart Attack Severity May Depend on Time of Day
2011-11-28
In study, early morning hours were the worst timeContinue Reading
Low-Cal Diet Cuts Fat Around Heart in Obese People: Study
2011-11-28
That led to improved heart function, researchers saidContinue Reading
Fatty Liver Disease Doesn't Affect Survival, Study Finds
2011-11-28
Researchers surprised that non-alcoholic fatty liver disease had no impact on health, longevityContinue Reading