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Low Level of Vitamin D Ups Death Risk
Very low levels of vitamin D are linked to increased risk of death, according to a new study.
Sample Diet to Lower Cholesterol - Diets to Reduce Cholesterol Level Naturally
Everyone wants to maintain a healthy cholesterol level. Lowering down to 200 seems to be a healthy option, which can make you risk free from heart diseases. Most of the foods nowadays contain fats and sugar, which raises the level of cholesterol. We mostly ignore them and as a result we suffer from
The Plavix Use for Treatment Of Diabetes (PLUTO-Diabetes) Trial
In diabetic patients substantial differences in the platelet-related effects were noted in the 2 treatment groups. These findings are important for protecting platelets from excessive activation.
Curcumin May Prevent Clogged Arteries
Curcumin, the compound that gives curry spice powder its yellowish color, may protect arteries from fatty buildup, new research in mice shows.
Gang War Over Heart Disease
I am indeed the product of my environment. I am a cardiothoracic surgical nurse on one of the most renowned open heart teams in the nation, maybe the world. As such, I am immersed in a culture of cut, tie, repair, meaning, I look for the surgical remedy as 'the' remedy in regards to heart
Cancer in Heart Disease Patients
The complexities of managing coexisting heart disease and cancer are examined in an attempt to outline strategic principles for providing optimal care.
Comparison of Wave-Free Ratio and Resting Pd/Pa With FFR
Zero-in on the diagnostic accuracy of instantaneous wave-free ratio (iFR) and resting distal coronary artery pressure/aortic pressure (Pd/Pa) with respect to hyperemic fractional flow reserve (FFR).
Cholesterol In The Diet - The Good, The Bad The Deadly
Oatmeal has made its mark on the Health World playing field as a cholesterol buster. Join the "movement toward better overall health.This simple ingredient is so versitale if you really think about it and it is wonderful for your body. While other foods that get a bad rap for the production of
Covered Stents in Patients With Complex Aortic Coarctations
Are covered stents a promising tool for the treatment of complex aortic coarctation?
Conquering Daily Cholesterol Intake Adjustments Can Come With Some Unforeseen Challenges
For most people it is no easy task to keep daily cholesterol intake in a healthy range and for that matter resist that last minute temptation that can ruin a whole day of dietary discipline. I faced one of these challenges myself a few days ago and would enjoy sharing with you if you have a couple o
Crestor FAQ: New Benefits for Statins
Questions and answers about a study that shows the cholesterol-lowering drug Crestor may cut heart risk even when cholesterol levels are already low.
Does Off-pump Bypass Surgery Give Bad Results?
Off-pump bypass surgery appears to yield inferior results
Challenges in Cardiology Research in Pregnancy
Find out why CV research in pregnancy is both doubly challenging and rewarding, as it involves a special 'vulnerable' group.
Management of Heart Failure and the Role of the New Inotrope
This article reviews the management and medical treatment of acute heart failure, focusing on the emerging role of levosimendan, an inotropic drug with a dual mechanism of action.
Am I Going to Have a Hear Attack or Stroke?
Adults whose blood pressure is over 140/90 mm Hg are afflicted with hypertension and are more likely to have strokes and heart disease. It is advisable that those afflicted with this condition see their doctors immediately and start planning on how best to manage their high blood pressure.
Why You Have to Try the Polar Heart Monitor Watches
Health and fitness is the hottest topic for all. The reason is that everyone is suffering from stress and this is the biggest point of concern for the health care experts. Obesity is on the increase and has been found to be the sole reason for many life threatening ailments. Doctors and fitness expe
The Best Supplements to Prevent Heart Disease
For years it was thought that taking vitamins B, C and E would help prevent heart disease. But now, after some recent research, it has been determined that those supplements don't really do whole lot to prevent heart disease. We do, however, have a list of supplements that can help prevent hear
Risks of Coronary Artery Surgery
Angioplasty, stenting and coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) are the three most common types of coronary artery surgery. All are designed to restore unrestricted blood flow to the heart and carry some risk. Heart attack or stroke, during or immediately after a procedure, is always a risk.
Former President Clinton Undergoes More Surgery
Former President Bill Clinton will head back to a New York hospital on Thursday for more surgery. He will have fluid and scar tissue removed from his left chest cavity.
Heart Failure and the Biventricular Pacemaker
WebMD explains when and how a biventricular pacemaker is used as a treatment for heart failure.