heart disease

Health: How To Predict a Heart Attack

Heart disease can be a silent killer. Often you don’t know you’re at risk until it is too late. Now there’s a new non-invasive heart attack predictor.

2013/05/10

Big Benefit Of A Little Chocolate

A study of almost 20,000 people found that those who ate just a little chocolate each day had lower blood pressure and a 39% lower risk of having a heart attack or stroke.

2013/04/29

Doctors Say Fingers Can Help Detect Heart Disease

Doctors say there’s a non-invasion test that can predict your risk for a heart attack.

2013/04/03

Study: Some Fruits Reduce Heart Attack Risk In Women

A study of 93,000 women found that those who ate three or more servings of blueberries or strawberries per week were 32% less likely to have a heart attack.

2013/03/14

The Key To An Effective Exercise Program

The question is,‘what is better – running or walking?’

2013/02/27

Aortic Stenosis

In aortic stenosis the main valve regulating blood flow between the heart and the rest of the body can become critically narrowed or calcified.

2013/02/11

Drawing Attention To Women’s Heart Health, Tomorrow Is National Wear Red Day

Winter may look a little more colorful tomorrow but it’s for a serious cause.

2013/01/31

Understanding Angiogenesis

One of the most complicated words in medicine describes a process that has dramatic impact on our body. It’s called angiogenesis.

2013/01/11

A Timely Health Plan For Women

According to a report from Wake Forest, the time for a woman to start protecting her heart and guarding against bone loss is during perimenopause or, preferably, even earlier.

2012/12/24