• Black cardiac arrest victims receive CPR less May 11, 2012
  Black cardiac arrest victims whose hearts stop outside of the hospital are less likely to receive CPR or shocks to the heart from bystanders, according to new research presented today.
• Stent treatment risky for MS patients May 10, 2012
  U.S. drug regulators are warning people with multiple sclerosis to avoid an experimental treatment that props open internal veins in the neck and chest, because it can cause death or serious injury.
• Living near major road bad for heart attack survivors May 8, 2012
  For heart attack survivors, living close to a roadway may be hazardous for their health, a new study suggests.
• Moms with heart trouble likely to have girls April 20, 2012
  By MyHealthNewsDaily staff Pregnant women with heart disease are more likely to give birth to girls than boys, according to a new study from Iran. The study involved 200 pregnant women diagnosed with heart disease who were referred to a heart center for delivery.
• Testosterone may help some heart patients April 17, 2012
  Testosterone supplements may improve the quality of life for patients who have a certain heart condition, a new study says.
• Positive outlook may be good for your heart April 17, 2012
  Be happy — it seems to be good for your heart.
• Turmeric may protect heart after surgery April 13, 2012
• Will Cheney's new heart make him nicer? March 27, 2012
  Some medical experts say having a heart transplant may make the former vice president a gentler, mellower guy.
• Early dose of glucose may stop heart attack March 27, 2012
  Patients showing heart attack symptoms who received a mixture of glucose, insulin and potassium from paramedics were half as likely to go into cardiac arrest or die than those who did not receive the dose, a study found.
• Daily serving of red meat raises risk of early death March 12, 2012
  A new study from the highly respected researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health offers some of the best and most detailed evidence yet that a daily serving of meat can increase risk of heart disease or cancer.
• Men with heart failure more likely to die than women March 8, 2012
  Women with heart failure, a condition in which the heart fails to pump enough blood to meet the body's demands, may live longer than their male counterparts, a new study says.
• Living healthy early may prevent heart disease later March 2, 2012
  New study finds that a healthy lifestyles in early adulthood can lead to a healthy heart in middle age.
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• Pass the chocolate: Study finds it's heart-healthy March 1, 2012
• Cholesterol drugs get new warning labels February 28, 2012
  U.S. health regulators will add warnings to the labels of widely used cholesterol lowering drugs, such as Lipitor, to indicate that they may raise levels of blood sugar and could cause memory loss.
• Group helps stroke victims with language skills February 24, 2012
  An aphasia support group at a N.M. hospital seeks to help stroke victims who have lost language skills.
• Oranges, grapefruits lower women's stroke risk February 23, 2012
  By MyHealthNewsDaily staff   A diet rich in citrus fruits, such as oranges and grapefruits, may reduce women's risk of stroke, a new study says.
• Man stricken eating 'Triple Bypass' burger February 15, 2012
  Menu warnings nearly proved true for a man at a downtown Las Vegas restaurant that offers "Bypass" burgers, "Flatliner" fries and free meals to people over 350 pounds.
• Americans significantly lower trans fat over decade February 8, 2012
  Study finds that Americancs have experienced a decline in their blood levels of trans fat, which could mean a decreased risk of heart disease.
• Omega-3 fatty acids tied to lower heart risk February 2, 2012
  Older adults who had the highest blood levels of omega-3 fatty acids, most commonly found in fish, were 30 percent less likely to later develop an irregular heartbeat than peers with the lowest blood levels of omega-3s, according to a U.S. study.
• Check blood pressure in both arms? You should January 30, 2012
  Study finds that blood pressure check in both arms could improve patient care and catch early signs of peripheral artery disease.

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