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Some Foods, Drinks May Contribute to Reduction of Blood Pressure, A New Study Shows

Nov 11, 2020 PM EST

Now, new British research of around 25,000 people presents that a "diet rich in compounds known as flavonols may contribute to the reduction of blood pressure.

Preventive Cardiology and How it Helps Your Heart

Nov 03, 2020 AM EST

An emerging field in medicine helps in lowering the risk of people having a heart disease

A New Study Reveals Amniotic Fluid That May Produce Better Therapeutic Option for Ischemic Stroke

Oct 08, 2020 AM EDT

A new study of Stem Cells Translational Medicine published today points the way to a plausible new way of treating ischemic stroke.

MD News Daily- Severe COVID-19 Deadlier Than Heart Attack Among Young Adults, Azithromycin's Effect on Covid-19 and Hospital Acquired COVID-19

Azithromycin Shows No Effect on Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients

Sep 14, 2020 AM EDT

Findings show that COVID-19 is riskier than a heart attack among young people.

Doctor-Turned-Patient: This Cleveland Clinic Physician Is a Massive Heart Attack Survivor

Aug 27, 2020 AM EDT

No one thought that Fredrick Wilson, DO would ever suffer a massive heart attack, having been in an extraordinary physical condition.

Depression Doubles Heart Attack Risk in Young Women

Jun 19, 2014 PM EDT

Depression doubles the risk of heart attack or premature death in young and middle-aged women, according to a new study.

FDA Warns That Daily Aspirin is "Not For Everyone"

May 06, 2014 PM EDT

Daily aspirin use can help prevent health attack and other cardiovascular complications in some people, but for most, the known risks outweigh the unproven benefits of the daily regimen, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reports.

Eating More Fiber After a Heart Attack May Prolong Life

Apr 30, 2014 PM EDT

Victims of a heart attack are more likely to recover better and live longer if they start a high-fiber diet right after the incident, according to a recent study.

Diabetic Complications Declining in US

Apr 17, 2014 PM EDT

Diabetics appear to be facing fewer and fewer complications associated with their condition, according to a recent report from the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Experimental Drugs Target and Lower "Bad" Cholesterol Alone

Mar 31, 2014 PM EDT

New and experimental cholesterol drugs designed to specifically target and lower "bad" cholesterol have shown promise in recent trials, offering hope for people who don't get enough help from standard cholesterol treatments or simply cannot tolerate ..