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Unclogging arteries through wrist becoming more common
The way to a man’s heart may be his wrist. More U.S. doctors are unclogging heart arteries — in men and women — by entering through an artery in the wrist, according to a new study. This method, which is …
SimpleScience@Heart: Speeding up heart attack treatment: There’s an app for that
An experimental, inexpensive iPhone app could help save lives by speeding up treatment for the deadliest type of heart attack called STEMI. In a new study, the app transferred
SimpleScience@Heart: Getting fit in middle age may reduce your risk of heart failure
Middle aged and out of shape? It’s not too late to get fit — and reduce your risk for heart failure. In a new study, 40-year-olds who improved their
SimpleScience@Heart: Walking your dog helps your heart
Here’s yet another reason why dogs are man’s best friend: They could help reduce your risk of heart disease. The American Heart Association says owning a pet, especially a
SimpleScience@Heart: What’s bad for your heart may be bad for your brain
What’s bad for your heart – smoking, diabetes and other heart disease risk factors – also may be bad for your brain. In a new study, people with the
SimpleScience@Heart: The couch is no place for people with heart defects
If you or your child were born with a heart defect, don’t skip out on physical activities. While some irregular heartbeat conditions may limit what you can do, most
Fun Ideas for Family Fitness with Your Kids
Exercise is very important for your family. There are many benefits to fitness. have stronger muscles and bones have a leaner body because exercise helps control body fat be less likely
SimpleScience@Heart: Heart failure or not, you’re paying for it
Whether or not you have heart failure, you’ll still have to pay part of the tab for the increasing costs of the condition. By 2030, you — and every
SimpleScience@Heart: Chronic pain common after stroke
If you’ve had a stroke and can’t kick the aches even months later, you’re not alone. Persistent or chronic pain is a common, yet likely under-recognized, complication of a
SimpleScience@Heart: You can walk your way to good heart health
Not much into running? Then just walk — it can lower your risk of high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes as much as running can. A new study


