Binmen could treat heart patients
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Binmen may treat heart attack patients under plans being considered.
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Injecting immature cells into hearts   damaged months or years earlier by a heart attack can help that   heart beat more efficiently, a study showed on Wednesday.
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BARCELONA, Spain -- Heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide but not nearly enough is being done to educate people about how they can lessen their vulnerability, experts said Tuesday.
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One of the nation's leading   cardiologists is calling for a sweeping study to evaluate the   risk of potentially fatal blood clots related to widely used   heart devices that treat blocked heart arteries.
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Scientists identify rare stem cells in newborns' hearts, which could be used to treat those with cardiac problems.
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A service where heart attack patients are sent for treatment within the hour has reduced death-rates five-fold, doctors say.
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Scientists yesterday suggested that they could within a few years help cardiac patients repair and regenerate their hearts by using stem or parent cells from their own organs.
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By Hanah Cho, The Baltimore Sun  Sep. 17--At St. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore, heart attack patients are receiving faster treatment.
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The World Health Organization is recommending more importance be attached to the prevention of heart disease and other cardiovascular ailments rather than focusing on treatment.
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Scientists discover what could be cardiac master cells capable of becoming different tissues in the heart.
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Reducing the levels of a certain protein may be as powerful a tool in preventing cardiac-related death as lowering cholesterol.
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The nationâs most common cardiac malfunction is increasingly being treated with expensive procedures.
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Have heart problems? Hit the gym and start lifting some weights.
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Thousands of intensive care patients are set to benefit from a drug which has been recommended to NHS doctors.
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Given medical advances, it&#39;s no wonder that heart disease patients expect doctors to address coronary problems with drugs, medical devices or both.
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Cape Town - It is not only obese men in developed countries who fall prey to heart disease due to stress. Nowadays, even women and children run the risk of dying from heart failure or a stroke.
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New studies shed some light on these controversial heart treatments, but many questions remain. What patients need to know.