Cardiovascular Treatment: COVID-19 Vaccine mRNA Technology Could Regenerate Heart Muscles After Cardiac Attack, Study Says

Medicine & Technology Apr 17, 2022

Scientists found the world's first cure for heart attacks using the same technology used in COVID-19 vaccines. Read on to learn further details.

Christ's Cause of Death During Crucifixion Explained by Doctor-Turned-Priest

Apr 17, 2022

A priest investigated the most probable cause of the death of Christ. Read on to know what the ex-doctor found.

New AI Technology Detects Invisible Patterns of MRI to Accurately Predict If and When a Person Dies From Cardiac Arrest, Study Claims

Apr 11, 2022

Scientists at Johns Hopkins University developed a new AI technology to address cardiac arrest. Read more to know how this revolutionary technology works.

Is Butter Consumption Associated with Heart Health? Studies Explain All You Need to Know

Mar 28, 2022

Many people consume butter almost every day. See the studies that explain how butter impacts our hearth health.

Spray-On Technology Using Gold Nanoparticles Offers Therapeutic Potential for Cardiovascular Diseases

Mar 16, 2022

Check out this novel spray-on technology that uses customized nanoparticles of gold to help treat heart diseases with minimally invasive procedures.

How Does SARS-CoV-2 Attack the Body? Long COVID Also Affects the Brain, Heart, Other Vital Organs

Feb 13, 2022

SARS-CoV-2 targets not only the lungs, but as well as the brain, heart, and other organs causing more people to cope with Long COVID symptoms even after being treated with the infection.

How to Improve Cardiovascular Health This National Heart Month

Feb 12, 2022

Check out these four tips to prevent cardiovascular diseases.

COVID-19 Survivors Experience Fatal Complications Like Heart Attack, Stroke Months After the Infection, Experts Warn

Feb 10, 2022

New research showed that COVID-19 survivors are more likely to suffer a heart attack, stroke, coronary disease, and heart failure months after the infection.

Changes in Blood Vessels in the Retina Linked to Risk of Heart Disease, Study Suggests

Jan 28, 2022

Scientists created an artificial intelligence (AI) system that can analyze the retina to identify patients who are at high risk of a heart attack.

Changes in Heart Size Could Affect Memory and Thinking Abilities in Middle Age, Study Suggests

Jan 26, 2022

A new study shows that people with enlarged hearts tend to have poorer thinking skills when they reached middle age, but it could be detected through routine heart scans.

This Superfood Can Reduce the Risks of Saturated Fat and High Cholesterol Quickly

Jan 06, 2022

A new study suggests that eating grapes could cut off saturated fats and high cholesterol levels in just a short a mount of time.

Red Meat Lovers Could Increase Their Risk of Developing Heart Disease; Nutrition and Dietetics Expert Recommends This Diet

Dec 29, 2021

Red meat is known for its ill effects on the heart and new findings offer more clues as to why, which emphasize the role of gut bacteria that are more abundant in red meat-eaters.

Is Exercise Safe? AHA Advises to be Safe While Being Active As Sudden Cardiac Death May Happen During A Session

Dec 16, 2021

Experts are worried that people may be fooled into maintaining a sedentary lifestyle after an episode of a hit TV series showed a 67-year-old man having a sudden cardiac death while doing exercise, which begs the question of its safety.

Cardiovascular Illness Confirmed As Long-COVID Symptoms; Shortness of Breath Found Persistent in Coronavirus Survivors

Dec 13, 2021

A new study presented at the EuroEcho 2021 revealed the shortness of breath dyspnea is among the persistent symptoms experienced by long-COVID patients.

Neuromodulation of Circadian Nerve Cells Found to Regenerate Heart's Muscle Cells

Dec 03, 2021

A new study found a way to regulate the cardiac muscle cells through modification of nerve cells even after birth. Through this approach, the heart cells that were lost upon diseases and heart attacks could regenerate and make bring back the organ's original functions.