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  • ADHD research exploding in recent months
    ADHD is one of the most common childhood disorders and can continue through adolescence and adulthood. It is characterized by the inability to focus or pay attention, hyperactivity and impulsive behavior. The behavior problems are so frequent that they interfere with the child's ability to adequately function on a daily basis without treatment. Symptoms include difficulty staying focused and paying attention, difficulty controlling behavior, and hyperactivity.
  • Recycled Pacemakers Save Lives in India, But Not US
    For some heart patients in India who cannot afford a pacemaker, the donation of recycled pacemakers from deceased Americans is a life saver and has been shown to be “very safe and effective.” Such reclaimed, recycled pacemakers are sent outside the United States to save lives because the Food and Drug Administration does now allow these devices to be reused in the states.
  • A fish diet benefits heart health in young women
    A fish diet might provide immediate cardiovascular benefits to young woman
  • Study: How depression increases risk of heart attack
    Researchers suggest people suffering from depression are twice as likely to suffer a heart attack from dysfunctional fight or flight response. In a new study, investigators found study participants with major depression have longer time for heart rate recovery in response to stress. The finding leads to more understanding of how depression ups the risk of heart disease.
  • Broken Heart Syndrome: Why Are Women More Vulnerable
    There is a pretty well-established link between long-term stress and heart disease, which is why physicians often include stress management as part of treatment. But what about acute stress, say from grief? A rare condition commonly called “Broken Heart Syndrome” can occur when one hears shocking news, and new research finds that it is significantly more common in women than men.
  • Smoking bans reduce heart attack rates by half, finds study
    Smoking bans at work and in communities is found to reduce heart attacks and sudden cardiac death. Mayo Clinic researchers have presented findings today at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions in Orlando, showing smoke-free ordinances protect public health and that second-hand smoke is a danger to everyone.
  • Move over wine: Beer can be good for heart health too
    A meta-analysis from Italian researchers shows beer has cardiovascular benefits that rival wine - when consumed in moderation. The heart healthy benefits of beer were discovered by researchers who caution, drinking any type of alcohol in moderation is important.
  • HPV strains linked to women's heart disease
    Researchers have found a strong association between heart disease and HPV in women. The finding say the scientists may have serious public health implications if repeat studies confirm HPV can lead to heart disease.
  • Coronary artery disease down everywhere except South
    While coronary artery disease is on the decline, one region in the U.S. has more than the rest of the country.
  • Raw fruits and veggies can alter heart disease gene
    Researchers have shown it's possible to alter gene expression to lower risk of heart disease. In a large study, scientists say following a prudent diet that consists of berries, nuts and raw fruits and vegetables lowered heart disease risk in people with the high risk genotype for heart disease.
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