Newly Discovered Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms Can Be Targeted to Boost Angiogenesis

Medicine & Technology May 01, 2019

Increases in VEGF concentration or decreases in vascular Notch signaling stimulate both vascular cell proliferation and vessel growth

Number of Women Who Are Not Physically Active is Growing at an Alarming Rate

Apr 25, 2019

An estimate of 9 million women in the United States alone are not active, research shows

Diabetes Drug Linagliptin Prevents Heart Stiffening In Obese Mice Fed With Western Diet, Study Says

Jun 07, 2017

Mice fed with Western diet along with a low dose of diabetes drug Linagliptin was seen to not develop diastolic dysfunction.

Metabolic Syndrome: Silent Killer Comparable To Hypertension

Apr 10, 2017

Expanding waistlines, obesity, and overweight dangers the world’s population as it is considered as the newest silent killer.

Brain Tumor Survivors: Body Fat Increases Risk Of Cardiovascular Diseases & Type 2 Diabetes

Mar 28, 2017

Children who are survived by the cancer therapies after a diagnosis of these type of cancer problems are then threatened by life in terms of increased body fat.

Misoprostol Decreases Cardiovascular Risk Brought By NSAIDs

Mar 12, 2017

A new research finds that taking misoprostol along with NSAIDs reduces the latter’s adverse and side effects.

Cardiovascular Risk Increases With Testosterone Therapy Intake

Feb 22, 2017

Scientists have found out that cardiovascular diseases might increases with testosterone therapy.

Changes In Sleep Patterns Can Cause Serious Disease, Study Reveals

Nov 23, 2015

The study revealed that this habit increases a person's risk to cardiovascular and metabolic diseases.

A Can of Energy Drink Per Day Increases Risk For Heart Attack

Nov 10, 2015

According to this new study, just one energy drink per day can cause increase both stress hormone levels and risk of suffering from cardiovascular diseases among young, healthy adults.

American Heart Association, Google's Life Sciences To Collaborate Against Cardiovascular Diseases

Nov 10, 2015

The American Heart Association (AHA) in partnership with Alphabet Inc.'s Google's Life Sciences announced last Sunday a five-year joint commitment with USD $50 million allocation to collaborate on new research into new approaches of cardiovascular disease.

Long Hours at Work Could Trigger Stroke

Sep 02, 2015

The long hours at work could have been putting you on risk.

Moderate Drinking May Damage Aging Hearts

May 27, 2015

According to a new study, despite the positive effects on cardiovascular systems of moderate alcohol consumption, seniors with aging hearts who consume two or more drinks a day may be doing some damage to their hearts.

Treatment for Depression Reduces Risk of Heart Disease

Mar 09, 2015

In a three-year study of 5,000 patients suffering from moderate to severe depression, those treated with antidepressants showed lower rates of death due to coronary artery disease and stroke compared to those who did not take the medication.

Health Experts Reveal Importance of a Low-Fat Diet, and Urge Americans to Splurge on Veggies Instead

Feb 20, 2015

As Catholics around the world steer clear from the butcher aisles today, and every other Friday for the remainder of Lent, they’ll be pleased to know that a panel of experts are in support of their new dietary habits. In fact, they’re proposing that all Americans opt for more fruits and vegetables, rather than slowly killing themselves with poor food choices rich in cholesterol and fat.

Study Finds Women With Congenital Heart Disease at Low Risk When Giving Birth

Nov 20, 2014

Women With Congenital Heart Disease at Low Risk When Giving Birth, Study Finds.