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27/05/2011 - Secrets behind sticky “ultrabad” cholesterol unveiled
British researchers show today how a newly-discovered “ultrabad” form of cholesterol increases the risk of heart disease. More
26/05/2011 - Super-pill cuts heart risk - claim
A controversial super-pill, taken daily by healthy people, could massively reduce rates of heart disease and stroke, researchers claimed today. More
26/05/2011 - Pain-killer cancer prevention clues
British researchers today report a crucial discovery in the search to find out how common pain-killers prevent cancer. More
25/05/2011 - Fish cooking method can affect heart risk
Not all fish are created equal when it comes to their heart benefits, researchers said last night. More
20/05/2011 - Dietary supplement may protect pregnant
A dietary supplement may protect pregnant women facing a life-threatening complication, researchers revealed today. More
18/05/2011 - Mystery of princess heart disease
The death of any ancient Egyptian princess in her 40s has raised new questions about the origins of heart disease in humans. More
17/05/2011 - Cardiologists seek device action
Cardiologists are calling for European regulators to move swiftly to improve oversight of medical devices. More
16/05/2011 - Master fat gene found
British researchers have found a master gene for fat in the body - linked to diabetes and high cholesterol, it was announced last night. More
16/05/2011 - Resus training plea for schools
All school students should learn resuscitation skills, campaigners claimed today. More
13/05/2011 - Long-term harm from child inactivity claimed
Even apparently healthy children may be stoking up future problems for their hearts if they are physically inactive, researchers claimed last night. More
10/05/2011 - Pain-killer warning for heart patients
Heart patients should not be given many common pain-killers, researchers warned last night. More
09/05/2011 - When bad cholesterol is good
Scientists have called for a fresh look at the role of cholesterol - and whether it might help prevent muscle wasting in old age. More
06/05/2011 - Arsenic in water link to heart disease
Drinking water containing moderate levels of arsenic could increase the risk of heart disease, particularly among smokers. More
05/05/2011 - Take heart treatment after 55 - professor
Everybody could take cholesterol and blood pressure pills after the age of 55, according to a controversial proposal from a British professor. More
04/05/2011 - Ovary disease clues at Euro-conference
A common disease among women may increase their risk of heart disease, a conference heard yesterday. More
03/05/2011 - Tall, obese people face blood clot risk
Tall men who are also obese could be at increased risk of developing blood clots, according to a new analysis. More
28/04/2011 - Non-infectious diseases "disaster" - world forum
Millions of people worldwide are dying from preventable, non-infectious diseases, according to a major analysis published yesterday. More
28/04/2011 - Risks of morning heart attack
People who suffer a heart attack early in the morning suffer more damage than other victims of the illness, researchers claimed today. More
26/04/2011 - Men face fish side-effect
Men who try to eat a healthy diet may be increasing their risk of developing a deadly cancer, researchers revealed last night. More
21/04/2011 - Cholesterol drugs may treat pregnancy danger
Pregnant women with pre-eclampsia could be given heart disease drugs to help treat the potentially life-threatening condition, it was announced yesterday. More
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