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23 October 2007
Whole grain cereals cut heart failure risk | | Men can help reduce their risk of developing heart failure by regularly eating whole grain cereals for breakfast, US study results suggest.
more |  | 8 October 2007
Mild thyroid problems linked to increased heart risk | | Even people with mild thyroid problems face an increased risk of heart failure, results of a US study show.
more | | 4 October 2007
US women less likely to receive heart device than men | | US women with government-sponsored Medicare health insurance are significantly less likely than their male counterparts to receive an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator to prevent sudden death caused by heart problems, researchers have found.
more | | 29 August 2007
Cardiac arrest in schools mainly affects adults rather than students | | Most cardiac arrests in US schools affect adults, not students, study findings reveal.
more | | 27 July 2007
Antidiabetes drugs may increase risk of heart failure | | People with diabetes who are taking drugs called thiazolinediones, also known as glitazones, may have a significantly increased risk of developing heart failure, study results suggest.
more | | 12 June 2007
Aerobic exercise best for heart failure patients | | Patients with stable heart failure benefit more from aerobic exercise than any other type of physical activity programme, researchers have found.
more | | 7 June 2007
Death risk for heart failure patients with low potassium levels | | Heart failure patients with low blood levels of potassium have a greater risk of dying in the long term than those with normal blood levels of the mineral, study results show.
more | | 5 June 2007
Hope for patients with potentially fatal heart condition | | People with a potentially fatal heart condition called cardiac hypertrophy can stop it from worsening by boosting their levels of a naturally occurring protein, study results suggest.
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