But new research suggests that swapping ordinary table salt for a healthier alternative could prevent millions of deaths from heart and kidney disease every year. The salt sub? Potassium-enriched ...
In a study of almost 1,900 adults, ages 70 years and older who had other chronic health conditions but not cardiovascular ...
Patients with stable heart disease and abnormal stress tests who have invasive procedures early in their care do not live longer than those initially treated with drugs and lifestyle changes alone, an ...
The drug, Novartis’ pelacarsen, should have worked against lipoprotein(a), a genetic type of cholesterol that causes plaque ...
A Cleveland Clinic-led trial found the drug pelacarsen cut Lp(a) by nearly 80% but did not prevent heart attacks or strokes.
An experimental Novartis drug designed to treat a genetic cause of heart disease failed to reduce deaths and non-fatal heart ...
Doctors expected an experimental drug that lowers a common risk factor for heart attacks would save patients' lives. The ...
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Cleveland Clinic-led trial finds drug lowered lipoprotein(a), but did not reduce major heart events
A Cleveland Clinic-led trial found that pelacarsen reduced Lp(a) levels by 78.4% but failed to lower rates of major ...
Preliminary new research suggests that cannabis use may raise the risk of cardiovascular disease. The link remained ...
Energy drinks with caffeine and stimulants were linked to cardiac arrest reports 11 times more often than non-stimulant products, per AHA research.
New research suggests aggressive diet and lifestyle changes might actually reverse heart disease in a year—here's what the ...
Women living in areas with higher estimated indoor radon levels had a greater risk of heart failure after menopause, a large ...
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