More Evidence Ties Moderate Drinking to Heart Health
2011-02-23
Two new studies find a drink or two a day may cut disease risk, boost ‘good’ cholesterolContinue Reading
Nitroglycerin Ointment Might Strengthen Bones
2011-02-22
Inexpensive heart drug appears to slow bone loss and build new bone, researchers sayContinue Reading
High Triglyceride Levels Linked to Increased Stroke Risk: Study
2011-02-22
Researchers suggest this blood fat should become part of prevention guidelinesContinue Reading
People With Bowel Disease at Higher Risk of Blood Clot in Lungs, Legs
2011-02-22
Study finds they’re twice as likely to develop the dangerous mass as those without IBDContinue Reading
Hearing Loss Common Among Middle-Aged Adults: Study
2011-02-21
Healthy lifestyles may prevent or delay the problem, researchers sayContinue Reading
High Cholesterol, Hypertension May Harm Memory in Middle Age
2011-02-21
Study finds link between cardiovascular disease and lower scores on mental skills testsContinue Reading
Clots in Coronary Stents More Likely in Early Morning
2011-02-21
Experts suggest that changing medication dosing times may have protective effectContinue Reading
Simple Tests Can Tell Who Can Drive After Stroke: Study
2011-02-21
But several stroke experts say the exams may not be dependableContinue Reading
TV Reporter's Severe Migraine Mimicked a Stroke
2011-02-18
But doctors urge caution and immediate treatment for people with similar symptomsContinue Reading
Leg Discomfort Might Signal Heart Trouble
2011-02-18
Early detection, treatment of peripheral arterial disease may thwart deadly consequences, researchers sayContinue Reading
New Factor May Spot Heart Risks in Healthy People: Study
2011-02-16
How quickly heart rate returns to normal after premature contraction may predict disease, deathContinue Reading
Appalachia, the South Home to Least-Active Americans: CDC
2011-02-16
Exercise can help ward off heart disease, cancer, diabetes, agency notesContinue Reading
America's Health a Mixed Bag: Report
2011-02-16
Life expectancy rates are up, but so are obesity levels, CDC saysContinue Reading
Blacks Readmitted to Hospital More Than Whites: Study
2011-02-15
Return rates even higher for hospitals serving mostly minority patients, research showsContinue Reading