What Doctors Don't Tell YouFor the few people in any doubt, the risks of smoking carry on into later life and quitting smoking will help you to live longer no matter when you give up. ...
With this issue I'm launching a small column of my own on these pages, just so as to be able to have a personal word with you every month. (This, by the way, is an old photo. I promise a more up ...
Digoxin, the heart drug derived from digitalis, has now been comprehensively shown to be ineffective in heart failure, according to a study of nearly 7000 patients.
Whether or not your homocysteine levels are elevated depends upon the total methionine content of dietary protein and the amount of vitamin B6, B12 and folic acid in your diet. .. ...
Coronary atherosclerosis when arteries become clogged and hardened may not have the direct link to heart disease that everyone supposes, say doctors from the prestigious Mayo Clinic. ...
Despite being the most widely researched procedures in surgical history, coronary arterial-bypass grafting (CABG) and balloon angioplasty (PTCA) do not increase a stable angina patient’s chance of survival
Doctors who claim that alcohol can be heart protective may need to rethink their views. ...
Some cases of heart disease may have their roots in prenatal life depending on what the mother does or, more importantly, does not eat. ...
A DOUBLE LATTE NON-DIABETICO: Well, it could catch on at Starbucks
Some heart specialists are begin to experiment with a new procedure for treating end stage heart failure cutting away part of the left ventricle to reduce its size. ...
