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Acute Coronary Syndrome

Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) is a sudden, acute life-threatening condition caused by a dramatic reduction in blood flow to the heart.

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Novel Nanoparticle Technology Can Easily Find a Tumor's Location: Study

Novel Nanoparticle Technology Can Easily Find a Tumor's Location: Study

New technology developed by a research team aims at delivering cancer treatment much easier and to the right 'address' in the body while easing the critical side effects of chemotherapy on p...

Taking a Hot Bath May Lower Inflammation, Improve Glucose Metabolism

Taking a Hot Bath May Lower Inflammation, Improve Glucose Metabolism

Hot water therapy may help improve inflammation and blood sugar levels in those who are unable to exercise, finds a new study. The findings of the study are published in the Journal of Appl...

Music Can be Used as a Potential Sleep Aid

Music Can be Used as a Potential Sleep Aid

Music not only has the potential to help lower anxiety and negative effects of physical pain but also serve as an inexpensive, non-pharmaceutical sleep aid for people with sleep disorders. ...

Brain Damage in Newborns Can be Identified with the Help of a 15-minute Scan

Brain Damage in Newborns Can be Identified with the Help of a 15-minute Scan

New study finds that a 15-minute scan can help diagnose damage in infants brain up to two years earlier than current methods. The findings of the study are published in the journal Lancet N...

Isolation from Western Foods Thwarts High Blood Pressure in a Tribe

Isolation from Western Foods Thwarts High Blood Pressure in a Tribe

No increase in blood pressure was observed in a South American tribe who live in total isolation from the western dietary influences, reveals a study by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of...

Secondary Cataract: Lens Cells from Previous Cataract Surgery Could be a Cause

Secondary Cataract: Lens Cells from Previous Cataract Surgery Could be a Cause

The damaged natural lens that were left over from the first cataract surgery may lead to the formation of Secondary cataract, finds a new study. The findings of this study are published in...

One Hour of Weightlifting a Week May Cut Your Risk for Heart Attack

One Hour of Weightlifting a Week May Cut Your Risk for Heart Attack

One hour of lifting weights a week may decrease your risk for heart attack or stroke by 40 to 70 percent, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal Medicin...

Climate Change Poses a Threat to Male Fertility: Here’s How

Climate Change Poses a Threat to Male Fertility: Here’s How

Climate change can affect male fertility, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal Nature Communications . Climate change could pose a threat to male...

Losing a Friend, Family Member to Murder Increases Suicidal Risk in Teens

Losing a Friend, Family Member to Murder Increases Suicidal Risk in Teens

Suicide risk soars in people who lost a friend or family member to murder, reports a new study. Nearly half of black teenagers surveyed in Allegheny County report losing a friend or fam...

Once in a Lifetime: A 98-year-old Iraqi Man Undergoes Bypass Surgery In India

Once in a Lifetime: A 98-year-old Iraqi Man Undergoes Bypass Surgery In India

A risky Bypass surgery was performed on A 98-Year-Old Iraqi man by a group of cardiac surgeons, led by Dr. Naresh Trehan from medanta hospital. A team of cardiac surgeons, led by Dr. N...

How Does Zinc Play a Role in Developing Neurons in Early Developmental Stage?

How Does Zinc Play a Role in Developing Neurons in Early Developmental Stage?

A new mechanical link between zinc playing a role in neuron development and abnormal neuronal connections associated with autism spectrum disorders has now been found. The findings of this s...

When a Family’s Basic Needs are Met, Children are Healthier

When a Family’s Basic Needs are Met, Children are Healthier

When a family with low-income is able to afford their basic needs, everybody in the family tends to be healthier, finds a new study. A series of reports from five cities across the US f...

Uncomplicated Gonorrhea can be Cured by a Novel Antibiotic

Uncomplicated Gonorrhea can be Cured by a Novel Antibiotic

Zoliflodacin, an investigational antibiotic, which can be given orally was well-tolerated and had successfully treated most cases of uncomplicated gonorrhea in a Phase 2 multi-center clinica...

PTSD Linked to Increased Complications and Death a Year After Cardiac Arrest: Study

PTSD Linked to Increased Complications and Death a Year After Cardiac Arrest: Study

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) was found to increase cardiac arrest survivors' risk of major cardiovascular events and death up to a year after the initial medical crisis, revealed a ...

Sources of Food-borne Illnesses Identified by a Computer Model

Sources of Food-borne Illnesses Identified by a Computer Model

A new computerised model that uses machine learning and aggregate search and location data from the logged in google users can accurately identify unsafe restaurants, compared to traditional...

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Acute Coronary Syndrome

Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) is a sudden, acute life-threatening condition caused by a dramatic reduction in blood flow to the heart.

Coronary Balloon Angioplasty

Coronary balloon angioplasty is an interventional procedure wherein blood flow is restored in a blocked blood artery supplying the heart.

Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) - Triple Bypass Surgery

Triple bypass surgery, an open heart surgery involves grafting blood vessels from either the chest or leg onto 3 blocked blood vessels.

Coronary Heart Disease

In coronary heart disease, blood is unable to flow through blocked arteries. The main symptom is chest pain or angina. Treatment is with medications or surgery.

Physicians Underestimate Acute Coronary Syndrome Risk in Women and Minorities

Gender and racial disparities persist in the emergency department when it comes to the evaluation of chest pain with the potential for acute coronary syndrome.

Ezetimibe With Simvastatin in Acute Coronary Syndrome Patients: Results of the IMPROVE-IT Trial

The simvastatin-ezetimibe combination was found to reduce LDL cholesterol and was more effective in reducing cardiac events compared to statins alone in patients following coronary artery syndrome.

Blood Test May Help to Predict the Risk of Death and Heart Problems

The levels of Trimethylamine N-oxide from gut bacteria in Blood test may quickly predict the risk of death and heart problems, reveals study.

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Short-term Dual Antiplatelet Therapy Not Safe in Patients With Acute Coronary Syndrome

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