Exercise Recommendation Needed To Increase Chances of Fighting Serious Cardiovascular Conditions Revealed; Cardiologists Say It Won’t Take Too Long

Medicine & Technology Aug 06, 2023

Cardiovascular disease is the cause of death for at least one of five deaths in the US with a person dying from heart-related issues every 33 minutes. Read to learn more.

Zebrafish Can Help Repair Cardiovascular Impairment, Damaged Heart

Jul 27, 2022

Zebrafish could help repair heart damage following a heart attack in particular. What are the reasons this species is used in medicine? Read to know more.

Lights Off, Drawn Curtains and Closed Blinds: Sleep Expert Says These Will Help Achieve Better Health

Mar 15, 2022

Closing blinds, drawing curtains, and turning off all lights before going to bed and during sleep will help improve health. Find out what sleep expert says.

Long COVID-19: Over 200 More Symptoms Across the Body's Different Organ Systems Identified

Jul 17, 2021

Medical experts are currently working hard to have a better idea of what's exactly causing long-COVID symptoms that persist for months after an infection of the virus.

Socioeconomic Disadvantages Linked to Increased Long-Term Heart Attack Effects, Mortality

May 20, 2021

According to researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital, patients that experienced heart attacks at a young age have an increased tendency of suffering from long-term post-heart-attack if they live in disadvantaged neighborhoods and contributing socioeconomic factors.

Diabetes Drug Linagliptin Prevents Heart Stiffening In Obese Mice Fed With Western Diet, Study Says

Jun 07, 2017

Mice fed with Western diet along with a low dose of diabetes drug Linagliptin was seen to not develop diastolic dysfunction.

Moderate Drinking May Damage Aging Hearts

May 27, 2015

According to a new study, despite the positive effects on cardiovascular systems of moderate alcohol consumption, seniors with aging hearts who consume two or more drinks a day may be doing some damage to their hearts.

Valentine’s Day In Space—A Promise to Better Heart Health

Feb 14, 2015

When better than Valentine’s Day to discuss matters of the heart? As February happens to be American Heart Month, dedicated to heart health and the physical fitness of everyone around the world, it seems that NASA and astronauts aboard the International Space Station are taking the promise of heart health to new heights. A new year, a new crew, and a new attitude has come aboard the International Space Station, and this time they’re vowing to keep their hearts just as healthy as their minds and our thirst for knowledge in space exploration.

Study Finds Women With Congenital Heart Disease at Low Risk When Giving Birth

Nov 20, 2014

Women With Congenital Heart Disease at Low Risk When Giving Birth, Study Finds.

Genetic Errors Seen as Beneficial to the Heart

Nov 13, 2014

Gene error 'reduces heart attack and cholesterol risk'

Prostate cancer treatment could increase man's chances of having fatal heart attacks, according to Harvard researchers

Oct 29, 2014

Harvard study reveals that one of the most common treatments for prostate cancer can increase the risk of heart death for patients with a history of cardiac problems