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Zebrafish protein repairs damaged mouse hearts

After a heart attack, humans lose millions of heart muscle cells that cannot regrow, often leading to heart failure where the heart struggles to pump blood effectively.

Moderate wine consumption cuts heart disease risk by 50%, study finds

Researchers caution that the benefits were only observed in high-risk older adults on a Mediterranean diet.

Short bursts of vigorous activity can halve women's heart attack risk

Study finds even 1.5 minutes of daily intense movement lowers cardiovascular risks in women.

Drinking cocoa or green tea may mitigate stress-induced heart risks from fatty foods, study finds

"We know that when people are stressed, they tend to gravitate towards high-fat foods," said Dr. Catarina Rendeiro.

Researchers discover the hidden message hearts send to brains after heart-attacks

Patients who slept poorly after a heart attack faced higher risk of additional heart problems.

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Weight loss drug Wegovy may help with heart function - study

A recent study found that Wegovy not only helps with weight loss, but also reduces the risk of heart attacks and strokes.

Sweetened drinks linked to risk of irregular heart beat that raises the danger of a stroke

New medical research shows a correlation between drinking sugar and artificially sweetened drinks with a higher risk for irregular heart rhythms known as atrial fibrillation.

The medical establishment's role in heart attack rehabilitation

The third installation of a coach's advice on life after a heart attack.

By ALAN FREISHTAT
07/02/2024
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