Heart Health

Scientists find a promising alternative to statins for lowering cholesterol

Cholesterol, a fatty substance found in every cell of our bodies, is essential for optimal functioning. However, excessive levels can lead to fat deposits in...

3D-printed tubes improve heart bypass surgery outcomes

A new 3D printing technology has led to the creation of strong, flexible, gel-like tubes that could greatly improve heart bypass surgeries. These new tubes...

Misuse of daily baby aspirin is common in older people

A recent study from Johns Hopkins University reveals that many older Americans continue to take a daily baby aspirin to prevent heart problems, despite...

Research shows new cause of high blood pressure

Researchers from St George’s and other institutions have discovered 119 areas in our DNA that influence the size and shape of blood vessels at...

Study shows the key to stroke recovery

Engaging in physical activity after a stroke can significantly enhance recovery, according to a study by Swedish researchers. The study, led by Dr. Dongni Buvarp...

Many high-risk patients refuse statins, increasing heart disease risk

Heart disease is a major global issue and the leading cause of death in the United States, causing a death every 34 seconds. This alarming...

Recognizing and preventing poor blood circulation: Expert advice

Cramps, tingling, and pain in your hands or feet can be signs of poor blood circulation. If ignored, poor circulation can lead to serious...

After 3 life-threatening heart events, his family keeps him moving to avoid another

Inside a frame in Roberta and Andre Moore's den in Pasadena, California, are medals – the kind attached to wide striped ribbons that hang...

AI-powered heart MRI analysis can save more lives

Researchers have created a new method using artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze heart MRI scans. This breakthrough can save the National Health Service (NHS) valuable...

Understanding the cause of white coat high blood pressure

White coat hypertension is a condition where a person's blood pressure readings are higher when taken in a medical setting, such as a doctor’s...