Heart Attack Treatment Speeds Up Nationwide
2009-12-02
More get lifesaving angioplasty within 90 minutes of hospital arrival, study findsContinue Reading
Oversized College Football Players May Face Heart Risks
2009-12-02
Linemen especially likely to have metabolic syndrome, study findsContinue Reading
Enzyme Replacement May Help in Fabry Disease
2009-12-02
Whether treatment prolongs life remains unclear, researchers sayContinue Reading
New Light on Jane Austen's Final Chapter
2009-12-02
Novelist’s symptoms point to death from TB, not Addison’s, researcher saysContinue Reading
Exercise May Lead to a Smarter, More Successful You
2009-12-01
Stronger cardiovascular system tied to academic achievement, study findsContinue Reading
Birth in South Raises Stroke Risk for Life
2009-12-01
Death rate highest for lifelong residents of ‘stroke belt,’ study findsContinue Reading
Exercise Guards White Blood Cells Against Aging
2009-11-30
In study, athletes had ‘younger’ immune cells than sedentary, healthy adultsContinue Reading
Cord Blood Stem Cells May Help Treat Heart, Lung Disorders
2009-11-30
Two lab studies report safe transplant results in animalsContinue Reading
Sleep Apnea May Cause Nighttime Urination
2009-11-29
Many doctors unaware the sleep disorder boosts urine production, experts sayContinue Reading
Ginkgo Won't Prevent Heart Attack, Stroke in Elderly
2009-11-26
But the herbal supplement may help ward off peripheral artery disease, researchers sayContinue Reading
Stenting May Equal Bypass for Diabetic Heart Patients
2009-11-25
But study follow-up period was too short to draw definite conclusions, experts sayContinue Reading
Salt Really Does Boost Health Risks
2009-11-25
Links to stroke, cardiovascular disease may make a case for population-wide reduction, review findsContinue Reading
Smokers Double Their Risk for Heart Disease
2009-11-24
Study finds that quitting improves heart prospects, but cancer risk remainsContinue Reading
Angioplasty Outcomes May Vary Little Between Hospitals
2009-11-24
In-hospital death rates didn’t differ greatly between high- and low-volume centers, study foundContinue Reading