Understanding hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a deadly heart disease
Although an estimated one in every 500 people is living with an inherited disease known as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), many of them may experience...
Good oral health could shorten hospital stays after heart attacks, study finds
Do you remember the last time you visited the dentist? It might have more benefits than just a sparkling smile.
Recent research from the University...
Gene linked to heart disease and Alzheimer’s may benefit fertility
The APOE-ε4 allele, known for increasing the risk of Alzheimer's and cardiovascular diseases, surprisingly exists in about 20% of humans.
Researchers embarked on a mission...
This study shows a new cause of heart rhythm diseases
Heart rhythm disorders can be a challenging and sometimes life-threatening issue for many.
Now, a team of scientists from The Ohio State University brings hope...
How to exercise right for your heart
Heart disease is the top killer in the U.S., with someone passing away from it every 34 seconds. But here's some good news: regular...
Increased blood sugar levels linked to higher heart disease risk
When we talk about blood sugar, we are usually discussing diabetes.
But did you know that even if your blood sugar is a bit high...
How to treat a heart attack before it occurs
A healthy heart today might be able to fight off a severe injury in the future.
It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie,...
What your eyes might tell about your heart health
A team from St George’s University, along with other experts, found something exciting in the human genome.
They discovered that there are 119 areas in...
New hope in treating heart failure and sleep apnea
Heart failure and sleep apnea are big health problems.
If you have heart failure, your heart can't pump blood as it should. Sleep apnea makes...
Scientists find tiny plastic pieces our heart tissues
Microplastics, tiny plastic pieces smaller than 5 millimeters, are found just about everywhere - from our food and drink to the very air we...