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Cardiology Wire

Comprehensive News Feed for Cardiology.

Results 1 - 20 of 3,135 in Cardiology

  1. 'Kidney angioplasty brings risks and no benefit'Read the original story

    4 hrs ago | New Straits Times

    IF you're among the hundreds of thousands with clogged kidney arteries, you might want to consider trying medicines before rushing into angioplasty to open them up.

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  2. Barts And The London Heart Expert Recognised For His Innovation, UKRead the original story

    5 hrs ago | MediLexicon

    A leading heart expert at Barts and The London NHS Trust has been honoured for pioneering a host of breakthrough treatments for heart disease.

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Science / Technology, Inventions, Health

  3. Kidney angioplasty brings risks, no benefitsRead the original story

    7 hrs ago | Statesman Journal

    If you're among the hundreds of thousands of Americans with clogged kidney arteries, you might want to consider trying medicines before rushing into angioplasty to open them up.

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  4. New Heart Attack Treatment Increase Chances for Full RecoveryRead the original story w/Photo

    8 hrs ago | KSTU - Fox 13

    Doctors and Emergency Crews now provide a new treatment called therapeutic hypothermia for a person who has just experienced a heart attack.

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    Related Topix: South Jordan, UT, Medicine

  5. Better Breathers meeting ThursdayRead the original story

    7 hrs ago | Gloversville Leader-Herald

    Nathan Littauer Hospital and Nursing Home's Cardio-Pulmonary Services recently announced in a news release that the Better Breathers Club will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at HealthLink Littauer, 213 Harrison St.

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Pulmonary Medicine

  6. Cardiologist Alleges Hospital Is Profiling HimRead the original story w/Photo

    7 hrs ago | Cape May County Herald

    A local cardiologist claims he's being unfairly targeted by officials at the county's only hospital because of his race and outspoken nature regarding patient care.

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    Related Topix: Medicine

  7. Study finds hospitals speeding heart attack careRead the original story

    15 hrs ago | KMOV-TV Saint Louis

    ... half of patients were getting treated that fast, says Wednesday's study in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. Cardiac guidelines have long warned that delaying even half an hour longer increases the risk of death. So the following ...

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    Related Topix: Yale University, Medicine

  8. Doctors' new Rx: Take a hikeRead the original story w/Photo

    16 hrs ago | Providence Journal

    "I have a StairMaster right in my own basement, but honestly it's been there for years gathering dust and making me feel guilty," said Miriam, one of my patients.

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  9. Studies show early onset of risk factors for heart attackRead the original story

    18 hrs ago | The Hindu

    ... Indian Council of Medical Research by a team led by Harikrishnan S. and Sivasankaran S., Additional Professors, Cardiology, at the Thiruvananthapuram institute, indicates that the risk factors for heart attack have an early onset in the population ...

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    Related Topix: Medicine

  10. New Mexico no match for HawaiiRead the original story

    Yesterday | Honolulu Star-Bulletin

    LOS ANGELES>> The surface streets surrounding USC's Galen Center are pretty torn up.

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  11. Texas Health Dallas Researchers Examine Connection Between Nausea And Heart AttacksRead the original story

    Yesterday | Medical News Today

    Main Category: Heart Disease Also Included In: Cardiovascular / Cardiology ; Preventive Medicine Article Date: 05 Dec 2009 - 1:00 PST Researchers at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas are investigating what symptoms could help doctors better spot heart attacks and if certain symptoms might indicate different types of heart attacks.

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Health

  12. UVA Pioneers A New Approach To Preventive Heart Care For WomenRead the original story

    Yesterday | Medical News Today

    Main Category: Heart Disease Also Included In: Cardiovascular / Cardiology ; Women's Health / Gynecology ; Preventive Medicine Article Date: 05 Dec 2009 - 1:00 PST When the University of Virginia Health System's new Club Red Clinic was on the drawing board, its organizers envisioned creating an innovative, cost-effective model for healthcare ...

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Women's Health, Health, University of Virginia, Nursing

  13. Adena, OSU Medical announce partnershipRead the original story

    Yesterday | Chillicothe Gazette

    ... 'Our team is very excited to work closely with Ohio State and its Ross Heart Hospital to provide these advanced cardiology services right here in Chillicothe so that patients do not have to travel and have the convenience of these services closer to ...

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    Related Topix: Hospital Administration, Healthcare Industry, Ohio State University, Chillicothe, OH

  14. Asiaa s first valve implant without surgeryRead the original story

    Yesterday | Materia Medica Malaysiana

    Star : KUALA LUMPUR: The National Heart Institute achieved another milestone by performing the first heart valve implant in Asia without the need for open heart surgery.

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  15. Why You May Need Cholesterol DrugsRead the original story

    Yesterday | Forbes

    ... list of the most popular cholesterol drugs. "These drugs save lives," says James Stein, director of preventative cardiology at the University of Wisconsin. "You'd be hard pressed to find a class of drugs with more evidence for how safe and effective ...

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Cholesterol, Health, Zocor, Simvastatin (generic), Medication, Lipitor, Atorvastatin (generic), Stroke

  16. From?Your Heart'Read the original story

    Yesterday | The Post-Journal, Jamestown New York

    The largest capital campaign in WCA Hospital's 124-year history got under way Friday morning when hospital officials announced the start of a $16.5 million capital campaign to construct and equip a new emergency department, along with a $10 million endowment campaign that will help support future hospital projects.

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  17. In death, Adamsons are still helping with estate saleRead the original story

    Yesterday | Report news

    Terry Stubbs prices items from Dr. W.B. and Sadie Adamson's estate on Thursday. Proceeds from an estate sale, scheduled today and Sunday, as well as the sale of the couple's north Abilene home, will be used to assist worthy nonprofit organizations.

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    Related Topix: Abilene, TX, Non-Profit, Medicine, Taylor County, TX

  18. Sister Recalls Brother's Death, Struggle Without Health InsuranceRead the original story

    Yesterday | WTAE-TV

    Billy Koehler's heart defibrillator was the one thing keeping him alive, but after being laid off, the $10,000 price tag for a new battery kept him from getting a new one.

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    Related Topix: Health Insurance, Life, Food, Pizza

  19. Rapides cardiovascular program named one of top 100 in U.S.Read the original story

    Friday | The Town Talk

    By David Dinsmore ddinsmore@thetowntalk.com 487-6343 "Each department that's involved in this really took this program to heart." The heart was a logical place to start as Rapides Regional Medical Center cardiologist Dr.

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Surgery

  20. Asia's first valve implant without surgeryRead the original story w/Photo

    Yesterday | The Star Online

    KUALA LUMPUR: The National Heart Institute achieved another milestone by performing the first heart valve implant in Asia without the need for open heart surgery.

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    Related Topix: Malaysia, World News, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia