Heart Health
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10/12/2010 - Oats so healthy?
Want to add some oats to your festive menu? New research has claimed that eating three portions of whole-grain foods every day significantly reduces blood pressure. More
09/12/2010 - Education reduces heart failure rates
People with minimal education are more likely to develop heart failure than others - even if they have similar lifestyles, according to the findings of a major European study today. More
07/12/2010 - Heart risk comes early in RA
People who develop rheumatoid arthritis face a massively increased risk of heart attack by the time they are diagnosed, researchers warn today. More
03/12/2010 - Heart pains no joke for women
British women know little about their risk of heart disease, according to disturbing findings published this week. More
02/12/2010 - Pregnancy loss heart risk?
New findings could add to the despair of couples who lose multiple pregnancies - but experts warned against letting it cause alarm. More
26/11/2010 - Tubby children face teenage heart disease
Overweight children face an increased risk of developing high blood pressure, cholesterol and blood insulin levels by the time they reach adolescence, researchers warn today. More
25/11/2010 - Heart attack genes found
Researchers have found so-called heart attack genes - which affect the risk of blood clotting, it was announced today. More
24/11/2010 - New binge-drinking threat to heart
Binge-drinking may explain why alcohol seems to affect the health of people differently, researchers say today. More
23/11/2010 - Vitamin clue to vegetable health
A little known vitamin found in many vegetables may play a key part in preventing illness, researchers reported last night. More
18/11/2010 - Hope for powerful new cholesterol drug
The impact of a "knock your socks off" new cholesterol treatment is to be measured in a major UK study of heart disease. More
17/11/2010 - Belly aids heart repair
Fat from the belly can provide a treatment to help heart attack patients, researchers revealed yesterday. More
17/11/2010 - How fitness boosts health
Dozens of physical and mental problems can be prevented by regular exercise, according to a major study of the benefits of fitness published yesterday. More
16/11/2010 - Drug boosts heartbeat treatment
People with irregular heart-beats may benefit from a new drug to help prevent them from stroke and blood clots, British researchers said last night. More
15/11/2010 - Europeans face sunshine vitamin stroke risk
White people face a massively increased risk of stroke when they have low levels of the sunshine vitamin D, a major heart conference will hear today. More
11/11/2010 - Dark choc lowers blood pressure
Dark chocolate has frequently been reported to be good for the heart - and now Scandinavian researchers say they may have found the key to powerful drugs within it. More
10/11/2010 - Benefits of organ donation captured in patient letters
A new book has been published to celebrate organ donation success stories. It contains letters and photographs sent from patients to the families of their donors. More
09/11/2010 - Anti-cholesterol pills get thumbs up
Heart campaigners have welcomed the findings of a major study today showing the powerful effects of the cholesterol-lowering drugs statins in preventing heart disease. More
04/11/2010 - Drug may boost diabetes care
A protein used to test people with diabetes for risk of kidney and heart disease may hold clues to preventing problems, researchers said last night. More
01/11/2010 - Computer workers face DVT risk
People who spend hours at a time sat at computer desks may face an increasing risk of developing deep vein thrombosis, researchers have warned. More
25/10/2010 - Scorpion hope for heart ops
Scorpion venom could play a crucial role in improving the success of heart by-pass operations, British researchers have reported. More
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