The 3D 'human heart' is about to become a reality
The research team at the University of Louisville, USA has just announced that within 10 years, a human heart capable of transplantation will become a reality.
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The research team at the University of Louisville, USA has just announced that within 10 years, a human heart capable of transplantation will become a reality.
Onions are of the allium group (onion), rich in sulfur-containing compounds - the cause of a pungent odor - but very good for health.
In fact, some vegetable oils are thought to be beneficial to human health, but may increase the risk of heart disease.
Early tests have shown that a new heart test based on scans can identify people at high risk of having a heart attack.
Russian doctors perform complicated heart surgeries, which bring almost no risk. Heart navigational equipment opens the opportunity for early recovery for patients.
The annual flu shot will help patients with a history of cardiovascular disease more than halve their risk of cardiovascular events such as stroke or heart attack.
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Canadian researchers have begun an experiment to use genetically modified stem cells to aid in the treatment of heart muscle damage in patients with heart attacks.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly every 40,000 American children born with congenital heart defects every year, nearly 1,000 babi…
A 24-year-old man in China suffers from a congenital heart defect located in the abdominal cavity, making him feel short of breath and tired when standing upright.