Heart Disease News

Study found those who experienced 3 or more tragedies were more likely to have signs of cardiovascular trouble

Many of these children can also suffer from illnesses such as autism and respiratory conditions, study says

Danish research suggests more support needed for workers

Forgoing morning meal may reduce cardiac health and boost odds for diabetes, study suggests

Study found they were less likely to receive surgeries involving multiple artery grafts

Earlier data suggested the drug might ease high blood pressure in lungs, but new study refutes that

Study of injected medication suggests reductions in inflammation could be treatment target

Recommended outpatient treatment reduces risk of recurrence

Difference stems from resuscitation, researchers report

'Safety-net' facilities do as well as other hospitals with the artery procedure, researchers find

Black men are twice as likely to die, so prevention is crucial, researcher says

Doctors should assess mental health at routine cardiac visits, study authors say

Like something from a science fiction movie, the machines can fly in carrying life-saving equipment

But U.S. experts greet report with caution, urge further research

Venom from one slithery serpent might be source of a better blood thinner, early research suggests

It's possible, but hard work in today's 'Western' culture, study finds

U.S. counties where cardiovascular death rates are high or low sometimes sit side-by-side, study finds

Ask if your loved one qualifies, new guideline suggests

Small study suggests vitamin B might help, but reducing pollution levels remains the priority

Finding points to need for screening for kidney function

Researchers suggest that people who work out might develop 'collateral' blood vessels in the heart

Dramatic shifts in weight stress the body and other health problems are often involved, researchers explain

Monthly supplementation fell short, but experts aren't ruling out other approaches

Measuring these levels might help identify people at risk of heart disease, researcher says

Using cholesterol-lowering medications up to and on operation day linked to better survival rates in study