Exercise Helps Fight Heart Disease Among Women
PCE Health and Fitness is teaming up with The Heart Truth to encourage women to exercise and live in good health to lower their risk of heart disease.
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Heart Enzyme Discovery Has Implications For Heart Disease Treatment
A study reveals a new dimension for a key heart enzyme and sheds light on an important biological pathway involved in cell death in heart disease.
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Does Chocolate Reduce Diabetes-Related Heart Disease Risk?
Researchers are looking for postmenopausal Type 2 diabetic women that might be willing to eat a bar of chocolate every day for a year to see if it may reduce heart disease.
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Early Stage Heart Disease Test Doesn't Reach 70% Of Patients
Seven in ten patients who have suspected angina are not given appropriate testing and are more likely to suffer from serious heart disease problems as a result.
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NIH Designs DASH Diet To Lower Heart Disease
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) have developed the DASH diet, a healthy diet rich in fruits and vegetables and low in fat that can decrease heart disease.
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One-Two Punch Against Heart Disease
ACE-CCB combination lowers cardiovascular risk more than ACE-diuretic combination, suggesting need to change blood pressure control guidelines.
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Drug Used To Reduce Abdominal Fat May Slow Heart Disease
An experimental drug used to reduce abdominal fat, may also slow the accumulation of plaque in coronary arteries.
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Kagome, Raise Jointly Fight Heart Disease
Kagome, has partnered with Raise the Hope to educate female triathletes on the benefits of proper nutrition and exercise to prevent heart disease among women.
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Simple Non-Lab Methods As Good As Lab Tests At Predicting Cardiovascular Disease Risk
Researchers show that methods using non-laboratory-based risk factors predict cardiovascular events as accurately as more costly laboratory-based tests.
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Cardiologist Offers New Hope For Women With Heart Disease
Researchers offers hope to women who suffer from a rare and often misunderstood form of heart disease.
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Radiation Exposure Causes Heart Disease
Long-term radiation exposure increases risk for heart diseases.
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Heart Disease Diagnosis With A Single CT Scan
Medical University of South Carolina team reports initial findings on comprehensive diagnosis of heart disease.
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The Women of EHE International Raise Awareness for Heart Disease
Heart disease is the number one killer of American women, affecting more women than the next six causes of death combined. The women of EHE International are donning their red dresses again to educate the public about heart disease.
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Heart Disease Related Deaths May Increase
Coronary artery disease cases were decreasing during the last decades, but the cases have started increasing.
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Heart Disease Deaths Decline In American Women
Heart disease deaths in American women continued to decline in 2005.
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NFL Linemen Predisposed To Cardiovascular Disease
NFL linemen are more than twice as likely as the general population to have a syndrome that puts them at risk of heart disease, stroke and other cardiovascular disease.
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Heart Disease Deaths Decline In American Women
Heart disease deaths in American women continued to decline in 2005.
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Healthy Habits Reduce Risk For Heart Disease, Stroke
South Carolinians urged to adopt healthy lifestyle habits that can help reduce the risk for heart disease and stroke.
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How Ultrafine Particles In Air Pollution May Cause Heart Disease
Patients prone to heart disease may one day be told by physicians to avoid not only fatty foods and smoking but air pollution too.
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Missing Link In Heart Disease Pathway
Scientists have helped characterize a previously unknown link in the chain of biochemical reactions implicated in some forms of heart disease.
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Cardiovascular disease death rates decline, but risks heavy
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) death rates are declining, but CVD is still the No. 1 cause of death in the United States, and risk factor control remains a challenge for many, according to the most recent data from the American Heart Association's Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics - 2008 Update.
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Public Input Sought On Strategies To Reduce Cardiovascular Disease
Baltimore City and Baltimore County are requesting comments on five draft strategies to prevent suffering from cardiovascular disease.
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Low Numbers Of LDL Particles Are Associated With Fewer Heart Disease Related Events
The most recent study from the landmark Framingham trial demonstrates the clinical significance of knowing the number of LDL particles (LDL-P) by NMR in the management of a patient's risk for heart disease.
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US Adults Are Concerned About Heart Disease But May Not Be Managing Their Risk
Since 1900, heart disease has been the number one killer in the U.S. claiming one life every 35 seconds
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CT Scans To Determine Heart Disease
Patients complaining of chest pain may be diagnosed with a sophisticated CT scan.
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How Do Traffic, Air Pollution Affect Heart Disease?
Cardiovascular disease accounts for the death of more Canadians than any other disease.
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Why Heart Disease Is More Deadly For Women
A woman who has heart disease is 50% more likely to die from it than a man who has it.
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New Risk Factor for Heart Disease Identified in Very Young Children
Body Mass Index Rebound Age Can Predict Heart Disease and Calls for Pediatricians To Begin Measuring Children's BMI As Early as Age 3
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Following Heart Disease Guidelines Saves Lives
Consistent implementation of proven Heart Disease guidelines can save lives.
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Link between pre-eclampsia and heart disease
Pre-pregnancy cardiovascular risk factors as predictors of pre-eclampsia: population based cohort study.
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Cardiologists Tackle 'Next Frontier' In Cardiovascular Disease
The complex cases represent the latest treatments for peripheral vascular disease, a looming health concern as the U.S. population ages and more Americans live with heart disease.
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Cold Weather Can Increase Heart Disease Risks
Frostbite and icy falls are a time when you should take care to protect your heart, especially if you have heart disease.
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Guidelines For Treating Patients With Heart Disease
A panel of experts issued new guidelines on performing noncardiac surgery on patients with heart disease.
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New Mechanism Heightens Risk Of Heart Disease
Heart disease often hits with devastating effects in people with normal cholesterol levels, yet seemingly misses striking others who smoke, or have multiple risk factors.
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Wild American Shrimp May Provide Better Defense Against Heart Disease
Vitamin B12 is a key part of a complete diet because it keeps red and white blood cells healthy, in turn helping to prevent heart disease and other diseases affecting the immune system.
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Study Of Possible Heart Risks With ADHD Medications
Two US Department of Health agencies will collaborate in a study to date of prescription medications used to treat ADHD and the potential for increased risk of heart attack, stroke or other cardiovascular problems.
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Cholesterol-Related Compound Can Block Estrogen From Helping To Prevent Heart Disease
A molecule related to cholesterol can block the hormone estrogen from performing functions in blood vessels that keep them healthy and protected against heart disease.
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GP Targets On Heart Disease Should Be Simpler And Based More On Treatment, Prevention
GP performance related payments for tackling heart disease are too complex.
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Research Uncovers New Mechanism That Heightens Risk Of Heart Disease
Heart disease often hits with devastating effects in people with normal cholesterol levels, yet seemingly misses striking others who smoke, or have multiple risk factors.
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Cardiovascular Disease Is Number One Killer In Georgia
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death in Georgia, accounting for one-third of deaths in the state.
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