Friday, November 20, 2009

coronary artery disease

Moderate Drinking Guards the Heart

But protective effect can wear off at higher levels in men, study finds more >>

Too Few Older Adults Get Recommended Screenings

Report looks to improve health of this group with better preventive care more >>

Diet, Cognitive Ability May Play Role in Heart Disease

Study finds fewer deaths among higher-functioning seniors who eat lots of fruits, vegetables more >>

Newer Blood Thinners May Outperform Old Standbys

Studies found warfarin, Plavix bested by latest anti-clotting alternatives more >>

Niacin Adds No Benefit for Statin Patients: Study

Taking the B vitamin didn't reverse or stall carotid artery disease more >>

New Heart Attack Treatment Guidelines Stress Coordination

Getting patients to the right hospitals quickly is critical, experts say more >>

The Mummies' Curse: Heart Disease

Finding suggests atherosclerosis is as old as the pyramids, and not an ill of the modern world more >>

Single-Sex Cardiac Rehab Helps Depressed Women

All-female group had better success rates than traditional program, study finds more >>

Moderate-Fat Diet May Be Better at Reducing Heart Risks

People with metabolic syndrome should steer clear of low-fat meal plans, study says more >>

New Study Raises New Questions About Cholesterol Drug Zetia

It was found less effective than extended-release niacin, or Niaspan more >>

Health Tip: Dealing With Peripheral Artery Disease

Get enough exercise more >>

For Older Walkers, Faster Is Better

Those who stroll are more likely to die from cardiovascular disease, study finds more >>

Cholesterol Measurements May Be Made Easier

Testing of vascular risk can be simplified, researchers say more >>

Phosphorus Levels May Predict Heart Disease

Even a slight elevation was linked to coronary artery calcification in study more >>

Statins May Worsen Fatigue in Heart Failure Patients

But no one's suggesting the drugs should be stopped more >>

Cholesterol Drugs May Help Prevent Flu Deaths

But expert says it could be that statins protect heart during infection more >>

Even Light Smoking Affects Young Adults' Arteries

Damage makes it harder to run and climb steps, researcher says more >>

Migraine With Aura Can Double Stroke Risk

Young women who smoke and use birth control pills are most susceptible, researchers say more >>

Heart Disease Gender Gap Narrows

Middle-aged women have more heart attacks than in past, but are more likely to survive, studies show more >>

Cocoa in Chocolate May Be Good for the Heart

Study shows it reduces inflammation associated with heart disease more >>

Heart Failure Treatment Underused

Two-thirds of patients in U.S. hospitals fail to get recommended therapy, study finds more >>

Fish Oil Supplements Don't Help Depressed Heart Patients

Those who took them with antidepressant fared same as those who didn't more >>

Heart Test Deemed OK Before Kidney Transplant

Coronary angiography does not harm kidneys and helps guide decisions, study finds more >>

Ex-NFL Players Hold Their Own Health-Wise

Former pros have lower risk of heart disease, suggesting early fitness pays off, researcher says more >>

Stretching Test May Reveal Arterial Stiffness

Flexibility exercises belong in cardiovascular workout, experts say more >>

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