Heart disease risk meter
Greek researchers have developed a quick and convenient method to measure our heart attack risk.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Attack.
1,513 published items.
Greek researchers have developed a quick and convenient method to measure our heart attack risk.
This may sound a bit confusing and perhaps intuitive, but the connection between the cold of the weather and the heart attack has been hypothesized a few times.
By the end of this year, the National Institute of Cardiology can introduce technology to use stem cells to treat heart attack. Tests on six patients now have positive r…
The secret to a healthy heart can be on the shelf for your spice. Research shows that curry turmeric can help prevent heart failure and treat heart disease. Although exp…
A random artery abnormality can cause a heart attack and a sudden death in an adult without any prior warning, now is no longer a coincidence. One
Influenza virus floats in the air after being released from the patient's saliva. This virus is very popular with cold air and low humidity. From there, they become infe…
Researchers have discovered that 1.8 million motorcyclists are saved by participating in marathon, each athlete reducing the risk of death in each race.
Scientists at the Tim Bristol Academy (UK) have found that natural proteins can protect your heart against the potential harm after a heart attack.
According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDPC), MRSA (methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus) is ramping up in hospitals that actually kill m…
Historically, monoclonal antibodies have been shown to be effective against cancer, but what hinders treatment is that they can also attack healthy cells. , British scie…
According to an American study, symptoms of a panic attack such as a fast pulse, difficulty breathing, trembling, sweating, nausea, digestive disorders ... can increase…
American scientists have discovered clues that cause immunity due to immunity - a little thing to be said. In people with this disease, their immune system attacks the s…
The generations of humanity often praise the early rise as
A 30-year study at Chicago Northwestern University, USA, shows shy men will increase their risk of dying from a heart attack by 50%, compared to those who are lively and…