Tags: Heart attack

State-Of-The-Art Membrane Can Keep The Heart Beats Forever & Prevent Heart Attacks

NANOTECHNOLOGY 05.10.2017 01:07 AM

A new membrane can keep the heart beating forever and prevent any coming heart failures. A new state-of-the-art membrane is reportedly able to keep the heart beating forever.

Gluten Not Harmful For Heart: Study Reveals Gluten-Free Diet Harmful For Celiac Patients

05.06.2017 09:25 AM

Gluten free diet is not always healthy, as it was thought till now. A new study reveals that including gluten in the diet chart can decrease the risk of heart disease and excluding gluten can be harmful to the heart.

Choline, Common Nutrient, Becomes The Key Element To Enhance Blood Clotting: Current Research Unveils Fact

04.27.2017 04:43 AM

A new research study reveals that gut bacteria turn the common nutrient choline into the key blood clotting compound.

Heart Attack Treatment: 3D-Bioprinted Patch Can Help Recover Scarred Tissue

04.20.2017 01:41 AM

Human bodies cannot supplant those heart muscle cells so the body frames scar tissue around there of the heart, which puts the individual at hazard for bargained heart capacity and future heart attack.

Artificial Intelligence Machine Predicts Heart Attacks Better Than Doctors, AI's Algorithms Could Save Millions Of Lives

04.19.2017 18:56 PM

A team of UK researchers created an AI capable of training themselves and results show that they predict heart attack better than doctors.

Trans Fat Ban Saved Millions Of People By Lessening Strokes, Heart Attacks, Hospitalization In New York City

04.14.2017 18:09 PM

Find out the stunning result from New York City's trans fat ban here. New York City had started trans fat ban due to its unhealthy effects. Afterward, a research team analyzed hospital records and concluded an astonishing result from the partially hydrogenated fat ban.

50 Shades Of Death: Early Gray Hair May Indicate Heart Attack Risk In Men

04.10.2017 03:57 AM

Inflammation and paused cell growth may link both heart disease and gray hair, Greying of hair in men may be a sign of a heart disease.

Vitamin D May Not Play An Effective Role To Prevent Heart Disease: Research Suggests

04.07.2017 13:34 PM

A new research study develops a significant opinion that Vitamin D doesn’t play an effective role all the time to curb the heart disease.

Cardiac Arrests Can Be Prevented With Drug Repatha; At $1000 Per Injection Every Month Though

03.21.2017 01:14 AM

Repatha lowers cardiac arrests risk by 15 percent but is it cost-effective? There is as much as 15 percent possibility to prevent heart attacks and strokes through new medication called evolocumab or commonly known as Repatha.

Hormone Replacement Therapy: False ‘Facts’ In Using The Drug

03.14.2017 18:01 PM

The “facts” on the usage controls of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) have been raising concern to women. New research suggests questions regarding the “facts” on unsafe and safe use of HRT.

‘Wine’ Saves Heart But Increases Cancer Risk

02.21.2017 12:47 PM

Wine can be added to the dine table as a sooth combination beverage. Along with its health benefits, some studies revealed some risks.

Residing In High-Rise Buildings May Decrease Chances Of Heart Attack Survival, According To Study

01.19.2016 09:25 AM

While possibly enjoying a splendid overlooking view from atop, living in a penthouse may have some downsides. A new research suggests that people living within first to third floors are more likely to survive cardiac arrest than those living in high-rise buildings.

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

11.10.2015 19:06 PM

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.

Cardiovascular Medicine Can Extend Life Of Cancer Patients

08.26.2015 01:10 AM

The beta blockers, which was originally taken for hypertension and heart problems, is currently being studied as a new cure for cancer.

Binge Drinking Increases Heart Attack Risk and Causes Brain Damage

04.30.2015 14:45 PM

Two new studies have shown that binge drinking not only increases your heart attack risk but also can also cause lasting damage to your brain.

Aspirin May Do More Harm Than Good for People Seeking to Prevent Heart Attacks

01.13.2015 22:21 PM

How many times have you heard how aspirin is good for people seeking to prevent a heart attack? Today, this has become common knowledge, and aspirin is often taken by people suffering from heart disease that want to try to prevent a heart attack. However, a new study has found that aspirin may not be as good for you as you once thought, and many people that are taking aspirin should not be doing so.

Asthma Increases Risk for Heart Attack

11.18.2014 12:21 PM

Asthma increases risk for heart attack, according to new studies. The risk of getting a heart attack increases either in a person with active asthma or in someone who takes daily medication to control asthma, new studies found.

Analysis Finds Irregular Heartbeat Increases Risk for Silent Strokes

11.06.2014 18:53 PM

Recent analysis finds irregular heartbeat increases risk for silent strokes. Still waters that run deep may hold true even for diseases. One may claim he never had a stroke without knowing he's already had multiple "silent" strokes in the past.

Prostate cancer treatment linked to fatal heart attacks, Harvard researchers say

10.29.2014 15:58 PM

Harvard study reveals that one of the most common treatments for prostate cancer can increase the risk of heart death for patients with a history of cardiac problems

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