New Possible Treatment For Killer Heart Disease Is On Its Way

MEDICINE & HEALTH 03.07.2017 05:20 AM

Heart diseases are one of the leading causes of death all over the globe. With the newest method by researchers from the University of Manchester and the University of Hull, it seems that there's a new possible treatment for this all time silent killer.

‘Heart-To-Heart’ Program Allows Patients To See & Hold Their Own Heart

02.28.2017 18:09 PM

A cardio program in Texas tries a different, absurd but surprising approach for patients who have undergone transplants.

Common Heartburn Drugs May Damage Your Kidney

02.24.2017 14:40 PM

A recent study links the popular heartburn drugs to silent and gradual kidney damage. Potential risk is much more than the medicine's advantage.

Amphetamine Watch: Bitter Green Foods Can Possibly Stop Acceleration Of Heart Age And Degeneration of Physiological Systems Caused By The Drug?

02.14.2017 01:28 AM

Doctors and health experts are worried that people may shorten their lifespan. This is because of abusive amphetamine use side effects that may cause heart complications.

Depression Raises Death Risk of Heart Failure

05.25.2015 13:59 PM

According to a new study, people with heart failure have a significantly increased risk of death if they suffer from moderate or severe depression.

Divorce Linked to an Increased Risk of Heart Disease in Women

04.15.2015 20:30 PM

The number one cause of death in the United States is coronary heart disease, according to recent statistics. The risk factors that are most often associated with this disease include high blood pressure, smoking and diabetes. And according to a new study, women who have gone through a divorce are more likely to suffer from heart disease.

Skip a Beat Uses Your Heartbeat As the Controller

02.27.2015 13:32 PM

Your heart will control your game's pace in Skip a Beat, a new iPhone game app What kinds of game controllers have you been using so far? Are they an arcade, dual shock, joystick, Wii U controller, or just a keyboard for PCs? A Dutch gaming company named Happitech has made a breakthrough by pioneering an iPhone game app where users' heartbeats are involved in controlling the game.

Valentine’s Day In Space—A Promise to Better Heart Health

02.14.2015 19:44 PM

When better than Valentine’s Day to discuss matters of the heart? As February happens to be American Heart Month, dedicated to heart health and the physical fitness of everyone around the world, it seems that NASA and astronauts aboard the International Space Station are taking the promise of heart health to new heights. A new year, a new crew, and a new attitude has come aboard the International Space Station, and this time they’re vowing to keep their hearts just as healthy as their minds and our thirst for knowledge in space exploration.

New Study Reveals Beethoven's Music May Have Come from His Heart

01.10.2015 19:09 PM

According a new essay published in the journal Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, the renowned composer Ludwig van Beethoven may have been suffering from a heartbeat disorder, that may have influenced parts of some of his greatest works.

Genetic Errors Seen as Beneficial to the Heart

11.13.2014 18:34 PM

Gene error 'reduces heart attack and cholesterol risk' Not every genetic aberration spells out disaster in the anatomy or general health of a person.

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

Higher risk of heart disease for South Asians in Canada

09.23.2014 00:50 AM

South Asians living in Canada have a higher rate of heart disease and double the rate of diabetes compared with while people, McMaster researchers have found.