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.
Every three times, a Chinese man sits in his tiny toilet to filter his blood with a simple dialysis machine.
Thousands of dialysis patients can be given faster, safer treatments thanks to new implants being tested at St George's Hospital in Lon Don and Manchester University Hos…
Patients with severe heart failure can now improve their lives with functional support for damaged heart parts, even they have the right to hope to continue their lives…
Working overtime can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease by 80%, according to research by scientists from the Finnish Occupational Health Research Institute.
Israeli scientists claim to transform the patient's skin cells into healthy heart muscle cells in the laboratory. This is a work that can save countless patients with he…
UK doctors have performed liver transplantation which is considered the fastest in the history of world medicine - when performing all tests and surgery within 3 days af…
Many people are born naturally, scientists claim. In other words, it is DNA that contributes to the decision of a person to succeed or fail in life. The latest study in…
Aspirin is similar to Warfarin, which is effective against blood clots, preventing the risk of death, stroke and brain hemorrhage in patients with heart failure. Accordi…
For the first time, the method of reducing the size of the heart to increase the lifespan of heart failure patients will be conducted on humans, scientists at the Royal…
Researchers say anemia could triple the risk of death within a year after a stroke, UPI news agency reported.
Mr. Craig Lewis, 55, has become the first person in the world to live without a heartbeat. Lewis's natural heart is replaced by a device capable of pumping blood through…
The heart will be able to heal itself after scientists find a way to turn normal tissues into heart muscle cells.
According to a Japanese study published in the journal
According to a recent study published in the Journal of Neuroscience Achievements, older patients with heart failure have more memory problems.