Oxycodone Heart Damage
A study of weight lifters has found that the long-term use of anabolic steroids weakens the heart, and it does so more than research has previously suggested.
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Habits That Can Damage the Heart
When it comes to looking at ways to live healthier (especially heart healthier) lifestyles, proper diet, exercise, and no smoking are... Read more »
4 Habits That Damage Your Heart Health
To keep the heart in tip top shape we all know we should eat well, get some exercise, and quite smoking. But, there are also little... Read more »
Study Shows Heavy Alcohol Consumption and Binge Drinking Damages Heart
Occasionally splurging on alcohol once or twice a week is no big deal, right? New research published in the British Medical Journal this... Read more »
Vitamin C May Stop Type 1 Damages
If you want to heat up a conversation with your physician, make the comment that "supplements can cure." But in the last year, more... Read more »
Study shows vitamin E could limit or prevent stroke damage
As is the case with so many vitamins, minerals, and prescription drugs, vitamin E supplementation has gone through times where it’s been... Read more »
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New hope for damaged hearts
Mayo Clinic researchers say they have genetically engineered cells that help transform scar tissue into a type of cell that helps the heart repair... Read more »
Zebrafish May Help Repair Damaged Hearts
The Zebrafish is able to regrow heart tissue as it becomes damaged, possibly making the tiny fish the ideal model for helping scientists find new... Read more »
Study: Stress triggers heart-damaging habits
Being under stress pushes people to develop bad habits that can endanger their hearts, British researchers say. For the study, investigators followed... Read more »
Adult Stem Cells May Repair Heart Attack Damage
Scientists at the Rush Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory have found that adult stem cells appear to repair cardiac muscle that has been damaged by... Read more »
Patch may help damaged hearts heal
A patch designed to help hearts heal after a heart attack has shown positive results in early trials. The mesh patch is made of vicryl, a material... Read more »
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