Heart Health
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17/09/2009 - Cost of healthy diet - in Spain
The healthy so-called Mediterranean diet may prove too expensive for many people, researchers warned today. More
16/09/2009 - New clue on Jackson killer drug
Experts may be closer to explaining why people vary in their risk heart failure when exposed to anaesthestic drugs such as propofol. More
14/09/2009 - New blood pressure drug
A new drug could add to the armoury of treatments available for high blood pressure, doctors report today. More
10/09/2009 - Britain lagging on heart disease - Euro-survey
Britain has some of the highest death rates in Europe for heart disease amongst young adults, according to stark new figures reported today. More
08/09/2009 - Test athlete hearts call
Young athletes should be routinely tested for heart abnormalities to prevent sudden death, researchers warned yesterday. More
07/09/2009 - Cabbage clue to heart treatment
Broccoli and cabbage may have a near-magic ability to help combat the development of heart disease, British researchers have reported. More
04/09/2009 - Thigh size heart disease row
Experts have warned against putting faith in research findings today suggesting that big thighs protect against heart disease. More
02/09/2009 - Euro-heart guidelines launched
Guidelines on treating a range of conditions have been launched by the European Society of Cardiology at its annual conference. More
01/09/2009 - Diabetics urged to take pill
People with diabetes should continue to take aspirin to prevent heart disease - in spite of questions about the pill, an expert said yesterday. More
31/08/2009 - Aspirin, coffee and exercise - which benefits heart?
The role of aspirin, coffee and exercise in heart disease were all under discussion at a conference of European experts yesterday. More
25/08/2009 - Why fish is good and fast food still bad for heart
British scientists have a fresh explanation for why eating fish oil may help prevent heart disease, it was announced today. More
20/08/2009 - Heart risk from smokeless tobacco
People who use smokeless tobacco products face a slightly increased risk of having a fatal heart attack or stroke, researchers warned yesterday. More
18/08/2009 - Nano-magnets treat arteries
British scientists have developed a revolutionary technique to conduct repairs of cells deep within the body, it was announced today. More
14/08/2009 - Pill clotting risk could be reduced - experts
Women taking the contraceptive pill still face a risk of dangerous blood clots - and do not always get the safest brands, experts warned today. More
12/08/2009 - Heart attack trauma haunts patients
A significant number of heart attack survivors experience post-traumatic stress disorder, experts have warned. More
07/08/2009 - Angina risks increased for men
The chronic chest pain of angina is more likely to be associated with heart attack and death for men than for women, researchers report today. More
05/08/2009 - Experts call for daily fish oil targets
The evidence that fish oil and similar fats can boost human heart health is now "compelling", experts said yesterday. More
05/08/2009 - Dementia studies outline healthy habits
Brain exercises can hold back memory loss in later dementia, a new study shows. More
31/07/2009 - Infection risk from blood transfusions
Blood transfusion can be risky for heart surgery patients, as it may increase the chance of infection, experts warned today. More
28/07/2009 - Dairy not so bad - new findings
For decades diets high in milk and cheese have been castigated as 'unhealthy' - but new findings today cast doubt on this. More
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