Newborn babies are saved by cow's heart
A boy born with 2 life-threatening heart holes survived miraculously by a cow heart.
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A boy born with 2 life-threatening heart holes survived miraculously by a cow heart.
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According to a reporter in Sydney, Australian and US cardiologists have just published in Nature that they have discovered a way to restore heart muscle that is paralyze…
Compared to other parts of the body, the heart is the most active part. Every minute the heart contracts at a rate of 60 to 100 times, and it works the same way througho…
According to a new study, lumbar pain is the biggest cause of disability in most countries, more severe than heart attack and stroke.
Smoking marijuana can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease in young people and may even be fatal from dangerous complications.
Adding watermelons to this season's meal will provide a great range of benefits for your heart, eyes and immune system.
A series of studies show that frequent nightmares can provide important clues about the health of the employer and even early warning of a potential illness.
For the first time, long-term exposure under the influence of micro-gravity on Earth's orbit is proven to make astronauts more likely to have a heart attack.
Instead of eating chocolate every day, scientists have created a vitamin that contains anti-cardiovascular substances in cocoa beans.
A 3-year-old boy in England has been applying a heart pump to maintain life while waiting for the organ to transplant.
You will save 3 people with every donation. And blood donation is so great that it is not only beneficial for the recipient but also for the donor.
German scientists at Bochum University discovered a mechanism to control the elasticity of Titin protein, deciding on the hardening of the heart muscle.
Both blood pressure hand tests, instead of just one hand, can help doctors detect early heart disease