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Unsalted tomato juice may help lower heart disease risk
In a study published in Food Science & Nutrition, drinking
Read moreNovel insights into cholesterol regulation may lead to new therapies for heart disease: Long-term goals hold promise for treatment of blood disorders and bone marrow regeneration
In a landmark study, scientists at Houston Methodist Research Institute
Read moreRegular consumption of blue you protect berries against heart disease
An improved blood circulation by consumption of blue berries? Heart
Read moreHeart-engine decrypts: in the past, not well-known Mini-proteins are fuel for the heart
Mystery of the energy of the heart, solved Our heart
Read moreFeeling healthy: A good start, but not always a good indicator of heart disease risk: Self-reported ‘good health’ rating combined with measurable risk factors may be best predictors of heart health
Most people feel they have a general idea of how
Read moreArtificial intelligence could select heart failure patients for expensive treatment: Machine learning algorithm predicts sudden death in heart failure patients for the first time
Artificial intelligence (AI) has shown promise to select heart failure
Read moreCaffeine prevents PGE1-induced disturbances in respiratory neural control: Therapeutic implications for infants treated for congenital heart disease
Researchers from the Department of Pediatrics at Case Western Reserve
Read moreFixing a broken heart: Exploring new ways to heal damage after a heart attack: Novel strategy and material turns body’s inflammatory response into signal to heal
For people who survive a heart attack, the days immediately
Read moreA specific gene could play a major role in reducing brain swelling after stroke: Study suggests a dose of the TRIM9 gene could decrease damage in stroke, concussion, encephalitis
Could a medication someday help the brain heal itself after
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