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Affiliate Press Releases | Back to Heart Disease
2006Study Suggests Implications for Treatment of Heart Disease Mice fed high calorie diets and resveratrol had lower levels of biomarkers for heart disease. Rescuing Injured Hearts Study suggests novel way to reverse damage. Carbon Monoxide may have a therapeutic role. Molecular Switch Regulates Fat Pathway May contribute to understanding of metabolic syndrome. Automated external debfibrillators are often recalled. Engineering Tissue for the Heart Use of patient's own cells instead of pacemaker may be possible.
Cardiac Devices
Hormone Therpay:
Stroke-associated Damage
2005
Use of "Blood Thinner" Improves Outcomes After Heart Attacks
Large Study Confirms Value of Blood Test to Diagnose Heart Failure
Drug Reduces Death and Recurrent Heart Attack by
preventing arteries from closing after heart attack. 2003
Heart
Problems in Women Linked to Job Insecurity.
Hormone Replacement Therapy Poses Greatest Risk of Heart Attack in First Year of Use for Most Women.
New Life-Saving Heart Attack Medication Identified.
2002Heart Attack Patients May Benefit from Drinking Tea.Drinking tea on a regular basis may help protect patients with existing cardiovascular disease. May 2002 2001
Clinical Trials Rate Coronary Magnetic Resonance Angiography as Equal to X-ray Angiography.
Short-Term Exposure to Air Pollution May Trigger Heart Attack in At-risk Patients.
Study
finds that Moderate Drinkers May Have Lower Risk of Mortality After a
Heart Attack. 2000
Study Details Use, Misuse of Antibiotics to Prevent Heart Infections. |
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