The risk of heart attack in astronauts
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.
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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.
Vitamin E and beta-carotene precursors are not able to prevent cardiovascular diseases as well as cancer.
This new device can be used continuously. Users need to wear it on their arms, like a watch to make sure they fit into the artery.
Black chocolate is good for the body, that's right, and now scientists know why this type of chocolate is good for the body.
According to research results published in the medical journal The Lancet on January 20, cardiovascular disease and stroke took the place of infectious diseases to becom…
Simply by walking an additional 2,000 steps a day, people with impaired glucose tolerance (IGT), prediabetes and cardiovascular disease, can reduce the risk of heart att…
The largest-scale study ever in the United States found that fresh milk, especially organic milk, has twice as much fat as heart-healthy fat than regular milk.
For a long time, we have all noticed that men are often superior to women in the field of fitness and sports.
In fact, some vegetable oils are thought to be beneficial to human health, but may increase the risk of heart disease.
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.
Minimize the use of high calorie, low-nutrient foods like baked goods, chips, canned sugar cereals. Learn how to manage and control stress ...
The average life expectancy of women is 5 to 10 years higher than that of men. From before being born to the critical stages of life, men are more likely to die than wom…
Men with large testicles have a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease, according to research by scientists at the University of Florence (Italy).
An American study has published that men who skip breakfast are at a higher risk of heart attack or cardiovascular disease than those who eat breakfast.