2007

October

• Surgery More Likely than Angioplasty to Relieve Pain for Patients with Coronary Artery Disease -

• Slowing Down the Development of Heart Disease -

• Improving Assessment of Coronary Heart Disease Risk in Chinese -

• Novel Approach to Improving Cardiovascular Care -

• Application of adult stem cells to regenerate hearts having suffered attacks by means of catheter -

• Severe Heart Defect Likely Caused by Genetic Factors -

• A lifestyle intervention for preventing cardiovascular disease -

• Negative aspects of close relationships may be associated with heart disease risk -

• UF researchers test stem cell therapy for heart patients -

• To Prevent Dental-Related Heart Problems, Good Oral Care, Not Antibiotics -

• Small Vessel Heart Disease: Mostly a Concern for Women -

• Depression, Aging, and Proteins Made by A Virus All Linked to Heart Disease -

• Algorithms to reanimate the heart -

September

• Actos, Avandia heart failure risks confirmed: study -

• New, Non-Invasive Imaging Test Could Help Prevent Heart Attacks -

• Sympathetic activity in major depressive disorder: identifying those at increased cardiac risk? -

• Over the Counter Statin Treatment Could Help Stem the Cardiovascular Disease Epidemic -

• New research shows ACTOS is associated with a 38 percent lower risk of heart attack -

• Link Between Cholesterol and Heart Disease -

• Cholesterol byproduct blocks heart health benefits of estrogen -

• Experts propose cholesterol tests at 15 months of age -

• Treating Arrhythmias with Sub-Zero Temps Helps Patients Lead Active, Sympton-Free Lives -

• Heart Medications: The More You Skip, the More You Risk -

• Drug Used For Treatment For Heart Failure in Adults May Not Be Beneficial for Children and Teens -

• New Therapy Could Preserve Vessel Function After Heart Attack -

• Study Sheds Light on Role of Vitamin E in Heart Disease Prevention -

• Tooth loss linked to higher heart disease risk -

• Cutting salt does not reduce processed food safety say scientists -

• Men and women may need different heart treatments -

• Why blacks fare worse after cardiac arrest -

August

• Heart Palpitations Usually Not Dangerous -

• Early treatment can reverse heart damage -

• Geron Demonstrates hESC-derived cardiomyocytes improve heart function after myocardial infarction -

• Vitamin E’s lack of heart benefit linked to dosage -

• Cardio workouts build stronger hearts in women -

• Deer hunting may put men’s hearts at risk -

• Restricting arm’s blood flow may protect the heart -

• Stress-induced cardiomyopathy: A review -

• Bad air raises heart risks in young adults -

• Too much exercise may speed heart failure -

• “Healthy” fast foods not easier on the heart -

• Use of certain lipid measures not more effective in predicting coronary heart disease -

• Many Heart Attack Patients Don’t Get Best Emergency Treatment -

• Coordinated care means faster treatment for rural heart attack patients -

• Mild cognitive deficits seen after heart surgery -

July

• Pollution-cholesterol link to heart disease seen -

• Diet and regular soft drinks linked to increase in risk factors for heart disease -

• Brief Overview of Heart Failure -

• UK scientists lift lid on genetics of coronary artery disease -

• Incidence, Mortality, and Racial Differences in Peripartum Cardiomyopathy -

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