How to prevent stroke
Stroke is the third most serious disease after heart disease and cancer.
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Stroke is the third most serious disease after heart disease and cancer.
Having high levels of HDL cholesterol (also called good cholesterol) is often considered a positive thing. But that may not be true for everyone.
Currently the world has about 200 million people with thyroid disease. Thyroid disorders can affect all ages of both sexes, and the proportion of women with the disease…
Hibiscus is an easy-to-live plant, often cultivated as a fence and beautiful red flowers.
The age of heart disease in women is higher than that of men, meaning that the risk of death is also greater.
The new technology is developed by doctors at Boston Children's Hospital, promising to provide a healthy, normal life for many heart-damaged babies.
In order to detect fractured bones, people often use a black and white image with high contrast.
Inside a nursery at Hong Kong's Novoheart headquarters, a series of small glass boxes are holding pea puffed in warm saline.
A Finnish research group found signs in the gene that could reflect the risk of sudden death from heart attack and stroke in a person very clearly 10 years later.
According to Nature Communications, scientists have described the process of heart formation of an embryo at the beginning of pregnancy.
Heart rate is considered an integral part of diagnosis, treatment, and evaluation of patients with hypertension.
Previous studies have shown that chewing gum while resting helps increase heart rate and energy consumption.
According to the British Heart magazine, a latest report by British and Chinese scientists has shown the link between egg consumption and cardiovascular disease, myocard…
Blood pressure can damage arteries and can cause heart failure, brain stroke, kidney failure and eye damage.
When faced with pressure - whether from life or work - our bodies will have the same reaction.