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A recent study in Circulation shows that people are more likely to commit suicide after experiencing a heart attack.
Researchers at the San Francisco VA Medical Center in the United States found that if given cardiovascular patients taking beta blockers during surgery, there would be a…
Scientists at Canada's University of Western Ontario have discovered that chronic stress can increase the risk of heart attacks.
According to new research results, B vitamins are safe but have no protective effect on people who have had a heart attack.
The new drug is able to reduce the risk of heart attack by a quarter, halving the risk of dying from cancer and protecting the body against gout and arthritis.
Men diagnosed with prostate cancer often receive hormone therapy to deal with tumors.
A student of Russia's National Nuclear University has invented a tool to alert early heart attacks.
Student inventor Alec Momont at Delft University of Technology (Netherlands) has unveiled 'unmanned ambulance'.
Researchers from the University of North Carolina have developed dual-band ultrasound devices that can help detect dangerous artery plaques that cause heart failure.
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Apple is expanding its reach into the medical device field.
PhoneArena, EPFL, a Swiss science company, invented a kind of microscopic implant that allows for the warning of heart attacks.
Imagine a bra that could alert your doctor if he or she had a heart attack. That is a new invention has just been announced by the University of Arkansas. The team at th…
Many victims of heart attack usually do not show warning signs such as angina, sweating, but only feeling a little uncomfortable, while others are not aware of these sig…