You are here : health.am > Heart Disease Health Center > Heart Disease news Heart Disease news Heartburn, Angina Or Heart Attack? If in Doubt, Check It Out! • Heart Disease news • Feb 19 07 It’s your birthday and you’ve just enjoyed your favorite dinner (with an extra large helping of mashed potatoes and gravy) and finished off the celebration with… Siesta associated with reduced risk of heart-related death • Heart Disease news • Feb 13 07 Among Greek adults, taking regular midday naps is associated with reduced risk of death from heart disease over a six-year period, especially among working men, according to a report… COX-2 drugs may raise risk of repeat heart attack • Heart Disease news • Jan 30 07 A large study confirms that Vioxx (rofecoxib), but not Celebrex (celecoxib), is associated with increased risk of a first heart attack. However, people with a prior heart attack… New Test Is Immediately Useful in Diagnosing Heart Failure • Heart Disease news • Jan 29 07 Rarely does a new diagnostic test have an immediate impact on clinical practice, but the new test for BNP (B-type natriuretic peptide) has done just that. It’s a… New international study to test exercise in heart failure patients • Heart Disease news • Jan 22 07 Cardiologists at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center are helping to lead a large international study involving 83 other sites that will test 3,000 patients in an… Telomeres may predict heart disease risk, study finds • Heart Disease news • Jan 15 07 Telomeres, tiny strands of DNA at the ends of chromosomes that seem to contain secrets about aging, may also hold clues about who is more likely to suffer from… Aboriginal People Can Take Heart • Heart Disease news • Jan 10 07 A University of Adelaide PhD student has won a major international award for his research into rheumatic heart disease, which affects large numbers of the Aboriginal population each year. Dr Bobby John… Stopping aspirin abruptly risky for heart patients • Heart Disease news • Dec 28 06 People with coronary artery disease who are taking aspirin to thin the blood and thereby lower their odds of having a heart attack run the risk of having a major… Big bellies tied to greater heart disease risk • Heart Disease news • Dec 26 06 The more your belly sticks out, the greater your risk of developing heart disease, a new study shows. “The message is really obesity in the abdomen matters even more… Blood Transfusions Raise Heart Patients’ Infection and Death Risk • Heart Disease news • Dec 20 06 Blood transfusions save the lives of millions of heart surgery patients and others each year. But a new study suggests that patients who receive transfusions during heart bypass… High tech help to prevent further heart disease • Heart Disease news • Dec 14 06 Thanks to an innovative new project being developed by Central Queensland University with funding from MBF Foundation, heart surgery patients around the country could soon have access to rehabilitation… Study Underway to Identify Genes Contributing to Heart Attack Risk • Heart Disease news • Dec 04 06 Scientists at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center and colleagues at four other medical centers have launched a $10 million multi-year study to identify genes that may… Why COX-2 inhibitors such as Vioxx can cause heart attacks and strokes • Heart Disease news • Dec 04 06 New research reveals why COX-2 inhibitors such as Vioxx can cause heart attacks and strokes. Researchers believe that their findings, published in the December issue… Use Folic Acid to Cut Heart Disease, Say Experts • Heart Disease news • Nov 26 06 The scientific evidence is strong enough to justify using folic acid as a cheap and simple way of reducing heart disease and strokes, say researchers in this week’s… Longer Anthracycline Therapy Reduces Heart Failure in Adult Cancer Patients • Heart Disease news • Nov 23 06 Stretching out a dose of chemotherapy over six or more hours may reduce the risk of heart problems caused by certain commonly used cancer drugs, according to… Women fare worse than men early after heart attack • Heart Disease news • Nov 18 06 Women who suffer a first heart attack have a greater chance of dying in the first year after the event than their male counterparts, a Dutch study shows.… Popular painkiller may pose heart danger • Heart Disease news • Nov 18 06 Researchers looking at the safety of various arthritis and headache remedies said on Thursday they had found some more evidence that the popular analgesic naproxen may cause heart problems. The researchers… A chocolate or two a day, just what the doctor ordered! • Heart Disease news • Nov 16 06 A recent study has news that chocolate lovers will be overjoyed to hear, it seems that chocolate is good for the heart! According to researchers at… Simple steps can speed heart attack care • Heart Disease news • Nov 14 06 If U.S. hospitals implemented some simple, timesaving strategies, heart attacks patients could get quicker treatment and would be more likely to survive, according to a study released on Monday. Heart… Diabetes Drug May Reduce Cardiovascular Risks • Heart Disease news • Nov 13 06 A drug commonly used to increase the body’s sensitivity to insulin may slow the progression of cardiovascular disease in patients with type 2 diabetes, according to a study at the University… Children being set up for heart disease later on in life • Heart Disease news • Nov 13 06 A new study by Canadian researchers says that clogged arteries show up in children, and fatty diets and a lack of exercise are setting children up… New stem cell trial for heart attack patients • Heart Disease news • Nov 08 06 British doctors said on Wednesday they plan to inject stem cells into heart attack patients in an experimental treatment aimed at preventing heart failure and deaths. About 100 patients… Link identified between age, cardiovascular disease • Heart Disease news • Nov 04 06 Researchers in the Linus Pauling Institute at Oregon State University have discovered a fundamental mechanism that causes aging blood vessels to lose their elasticity – a literal “hardening of the arteries”… Overuse of migraine drug increases cardiac risk • Heart Disease news • Oct 27 06 The overuse of ergotamine increases the risk of cardiovascular complications, such as heart attack and stroke, among migraine patients who are taking drugs for cardiovascular disease, according to a report… Doctors warned that commonly used painkillers linked to increased risk of heart attacks • Heart Disease news • Oct 26 06 Doctors in the UK are being warned that commonly used painkillers such as ibuprofen can increase the risk of heart attacks if taken over… Page 55 of 66 pages « First < 53 54 55 56 57 > Last » << Back to main