Stress is the cause of arrhythmia
A recent study by British scientists showed that stress actually caused coronary artery-related diseases such as arrhythmias.
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A recent study by British scientists showed that stress actually caused coronary artery-related diseases such as arrhythmias.
US researchers claim that a reduction of 3 grams of salt in the diet can prevent 66,000 strokes, 99,000 heart attacks, and 92,000 deaths annually in the country.
New research once again raises questions about the safety of BPA plastic when it is thought to be linked to heart disease.
Chinese researchers have developed stem cells into new blood vessels, replacing clogged blood vessels in the patient's heart.
Consuming an additional 1 tablespoon of salt (5g) a day increases the risk of stroke by 23% and increases the risk of cardiovascular disease by 17%.
Drinking 8 cups of tea a day will benefit your health in many ways, such as helping to fight heart disease, improving brain health and longevity, a new study in the UK c…
Research by scientists at the University of London Medical Center published in the journal Cardiovascular Interventions has shown that magnets can be used to treat cardi…
Medical researchers have recently found some evidence of a link between exposure to defoliants and the development of serious heart disease and Parkinson's disease.
According to research results recently conducted by Italian scientists, listening to music is considered a useful therapy to treat lung and cardiovascular diseases.
Indian scientists have successfully developed a
Even people with slender waistlines still have a greater risk of cardiovascular disease, if they have a large collar, a survey has revealed.
According to an analysis of a related study, the attitude of anger and hostility is significantly associated with the risk of coronary heart disease.
People who live near crowded transport routes have a higher risk of a heart attack than people who live in quiet areas, Swedish scientists claim.
In Vietnam, coronary artery disease ranks fourth among the most fatal diseases. Here are the common questions about cardiovascular health.
After 3 years of implementing a ban on workplace smoking, Pueblo's hospitalization for heart attack infarction was reduced by 41%.