Vietnamese-based scientist turns rat heart into human heart
In the American Heart Association's Basic Cardiology conference in Portland, Oregon, USA, researchers in Sweden presented the technique of turning rat heart into human h…
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In the American Heart Association's Basic Cardiology conference in Portland, Oregon, USA, researchers in Sweden presented the technique of turning rat heart into human h…
New research in the Journal of Cardiology (The Journal Heart) has shown that loneliness and social isolation will increase the risk of stroke or cardiovascular disease b…
Last week, the American University of Cardiology (ACC) and the American Heart Association (AHA) introduced a new guide to people who should take cholesterol-lowering dru…
According to a recent study by US scientists, regular sleep less than or more than 7 hours a day is closely related to the increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
Working too much increases the risk of cardiovascular disease, one of these
A new study by Swedish scientists found that the number of real teeth of patients with dental disease is closely related to the probability of cardiovascular disease.
Researchers at the University of Michigan Cardiology Institute, USA, say that eating grapes can help protect the heart against high blood pressure and reduce cardiovascu…
In Vietnam, coronary artery disease ranks fourth among the most fatal diseases. Here are the common questions about cardiovascular health.
Department of Cardiovascular and Cardiology - Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy has just applied new techniques: coronary artery bypass with 2 chest a…
Until now the positive effects of a glass of wine on the heart have really been obvious.
A new study has brought joy to coffee lovers: drinking coffee regularly (about 6 cups a day) does not increase mortality even in men or women. In fact, c & oacu coffee
Contrary to traditional values that have been valid for decades, recent research by Albert Einstein Medical School scientists (Yeshiva University, New York) suggests t…
Future medicine will gradually eliminate obsolete treatments, instead of revolutionary innovations, from nano-pill to self-find and kill cancer to self-monitoring cardio…
A new study published in the American Clinical Nutrition magazine states that drinking nonfat or low-fat milk may help reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease.
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…