Extend respiration to save many patients' lives
The results of the American scientists' study published in the September 4 issue of The Lancet show that in hospitals, only doctors need to extend breathing time for a f…
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The results of the American scientists' study published in the September 4 issue of The Lancet show that in hospitals, only doctors need to extend breathing time for a f…
Scottish scientists have tested a method to treat cardiovascular disease with nitrogen monoxide, a toxic substance in the emissions of cars and motorcycles, the Daily Ma…
Those with AB blood had a significantly higher risk of heart disease than those with O. That was the result of two studies conducted on nearly 90,000 people (62,000 wome…
Experts from the Stanford-Burnham Institute of Medical Research, a molecular biology research institute, have found a molecule that helps convert stem cells into new hea…
If a man has baldness, the original cause to consider belongs to genetic factors. The relationship is not entirely strong, but it certainly plays an important role.
New research shows that living near a major highway brings a significant risk to heart attack survivors, according to Top News. This finding highlights the need to separ…
According to a new study in Iran, pregnant women with heart disease are more likely to give birth to girls than boys. The study involved more than 200 pregnant women dia…
Early detection of abnormalities in blood vessels in the eyes can save the lives of people with heart disease. There are many ways to detect heart disease, but a recent…
According to a US study of more than 120,000 people published on March 12, eating a portion of processed red meat every day could increase the risk of dying young.
Experts have come up with a more effective way to raise blood vessels in the heart and limbs, an important step in treating heart disease.
Cold showers after exercise can relieve muscle aches, but experts at the Cochrane Center (UK) warn this action may be more harmful.
The results were drawn from a study conducted by Tim Cedars-Sinai Institute in Los Angeles (USA) that performed more than 25 patients who had had a previous heart attack…
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…
US researchers say sadness and loss of loved ones can make bereaved attacks heart attacks.
Tea is a popular drink of many peoples in the world. Especially in Asian countries, people consider enjoying it an artistic pastime. A recent study found that drinking b…