Big news today in the world of osteoporosis: A study in the April 28 Archives of Internal Medicine shows that the osteoporosis drug Fosamax... Read more »
Recently a bipolar friend complained that she was having trouble with a very low pulse rate, and was unable to drive or cook because she... Read more »
Recently, I posted a blog entry on the high rates of cardiovascular disease among people with schizophrenia. A reader asked if... Read more »
Yet another study has been released that clinches the principal?perhaps the only?reason why the Japanese have so much less heart disease... Read more »
It's said a gallant asthmatics can live a normal, active life. Yet what happens to the goofus asthmatic who doesn't treat his... Read more »
Treating atrial fibrillation--a common type of irregular heartbeat--doctors may be able to prevent some cases of Alzheimer's disease. Recent studies... Read more »
Doctors may be able to use breathing patterns during sleep to predict heart health. Heart-rate patterns are influenced by breathing patterns. By... Read more »
Drugmaker AstraZenaca is reporting that its cholesterol-lowering medication Crestor cuts the risk of heart attacks, angioplasty, strokes, and death... Read more »
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says there are no heart rhythm problems associated with some osteoporosis medications. The conclusion was... Read more »
Japanese researchers say they've found a protein that may help explain why obesity leads to diabetes and heart disease. The protein--called... Read more »