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Heart: More women than men die

17/3/2010

Women die more often than men from heart disease because they are not systematically given the same treatment and tests, according to a French study unveiled.

 
 
 

Extra vitamin D good for heart

16/3/2010

New research suggests that extra vitamin D could make a major difference in heart disease risk among people who have low levels of the nutrient.

 
 
 

Arteries improve after smokers quit

16/3/2010

A year after kicking the habit, smokers' arteries showed signs of reversing a problem that can set the stage for heart disease, according to the first big study to test this.

 
 
 

Stock market bad for the heart?

15/3/2010

As the economy wobbles, heart attacks seem to rise, a new study suggests.

 
 
 

Marathoners risk artery problems

15/3/2010

Marathoners face a greater risk of artery problems which could lead to high blood pressure, heart attack, even death, a new study suggests.

 
 
 

Mini clip safer than heart surgery

15/3/2010

Many people with leaky heart valves soon might be able to get them fixed without open-heart surgery - a tiny clip implanted through an artery was safer and nearly as effective.

 
 
 

Processed meat may harm heart

9/3/2010

Eating processed meat, such as sausage, bacon and salami, increases the risk for heart disease and even diabetes, a new study by Harvard researchers has found.

 
 
 

Burt Reynolds has heart op

5/3/2010

Actor Burt Reynolds has undergone heart bypass surgery and is expected to make a quick recovery at home, his manager said.

 
 
 

Baby Ashleigh dies

5/3/2010

Baby Ashleigh Louw, who was born with part of her heart outside her chest, has died.

 
 
 

Obese kids risk heart disease

3/3/2010

Obese children as young as three could harbour a warning sign that they're at risk of heart disease in the future, new research suggests.

 
 
 
 
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