Detecting the gene makes the heart broken
Scientists have discovered a dangerous gene to the human heart because it prevents the body from recovering from injury.
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Scientists have discovered a dangerous gene to the human heart because it prevents the body from recovering from injury.
A chemical discovered in red meat helps explain why eating too much barbecue, minced meat and bacon is bad for cardiovascular health.
Energy drinks can increase blood pressure and lead to abnormal heart rhythms, according to a new study. This may be the reason why energy drinks have been linked to many…
The slender waist is an obsession of middle age because it not only causes the body to deteriorate but also the risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes and cancer.
Medical researchers in Spain say, humanity is approaching the ability to feed the heart of people outside the body for the needs of overcrowded heart transplant in the w…
Can the length of DNA sequences of patients with heart disease predict beforehand their expected lifespan?
The group of Japanese geneticists headed by a Russian scientist, Konstantin Agladze, for the first time cultivated a living human heart from stem cells. The work was car…
After monitoring the health of nearly 450,000 people aged 35-69, European scientists found that the more meat-eating people are, the higher the risk of premature death,…
Atherosclerosis and atherosclerosis that cause heart disease and stroke in humans existed about 4,000 years ago, not a new disease in modern life when people are infecte…
Current treatments can help people living with HIV live longer. Therefore, researchers are now focusing on the health problems that patients experience after infection,…
Many people, especially men and women in middle age and older, are taking calcium supplements to prevent osteoporosis. However, experts warn that this supplement could b…
Obese women can put their babies at risk of congenital cardiovascular disease: Infants often have early signs of heart disease at birth. One-third of women of childbeari…
According to a new study published Feb. 20, exposure to large amounts of dust causes a spike in the number of people who die from heart disease.
Healthy men who are troubled in the bedroom may be at risk for cardiovascular disease. That is the result of a study by a group of scientists at the Sax Institute in Syd…
Research results, published in the Journal of American Clinical Nutrition in February 2013, once again confirm that reducing meat or even eliminating meat in daily diets…