Help For Heart Failure
Implanted defibrillators don't seem to provide any particular benefit to many people with heart failure, a new study finds.
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Quick Tips if You've Been Through Heart Failure
Start making some changes today - whatever your condition will allow. Begin an exercise program (with your doctor's permission), take the... Read more »
What Do I Do About Heart Failure?
Heart failure is usually a chronic disease. That means it's a long-term condition that tends to gradually become worse. By the time someone... Read more »
Heart failure, is it All the Same?
Not really. In fact, heart failure is newly diagnosed in more than half a million Americans per year and may be somewhat different for men... Read more »
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Studies: Fish oil helps heart failure, but statins don't
A new study suggests that daily supplements of fish oil--which is rich in omega-3 fatty acids--may reduce the number of deaths and hospitalizations... Read more »
Clinical trials help heart failure patients: study
People who suffer from chronic heart failure who take part in clinical trials for the condition fare better than heart failure patients who do not... Read more »
Muscle fatigue drug may help heart failure patients
Scientists have discovered a drug that may help fatigued athletes and heart failure patients regain their energy. When muscles are overused, tiny... Read more »
Immune therapy may help heart failure patients
A new study published in the medical journal The Lancet suggests that some heart failure patients may benefit from a therapy that modifies the... Read more »
Some elderly heart failure patients get little help from meds,...
Elderly people suffering from a type of heart disease called diastolic heart failure do not seem to benefit from the commonly prescribed heart... Read more »
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