New tool helps physicians manage patients with heart failure in the ER High-dose biotin supplements may interfere with certain lab testsMay affect immunoassays used to investigate or monitor cardiac disease, endocrine disorders, malignancies, anemias and infectious diseases New tool better at predicting death after cardiac admission than current indexes Steroid use during cardiac bypass surgery did not reduce risk of severe kidney injury Toronto surgeons use sound to treat heart disease in North American first Women's heart attack symptoms are different, and clinical care must catch up During a heart attack, women are more likely to present without pain, or with uncharacteristic symptoms. Rural Ontario residents at higher risk of stroke than urban counterparts: study The study authors found a notable gap between diabetes and cholesterol screening Managing young women at high risk of heart disease Deaths from heart disease have decreased in recent decades, but these decreases have not occurred in women younger than 50. Researchers uncover new links between heart disease, stroke and cognitive impairment People with heart failure were 2.6 times more likely to experience vascular cognitive impairment Successful home-based blood pressure control program run by non-physicians Trained patient navigators use automated clinical algorithm to adjust medications based on home BP measurements transmitted wirelessly First Previous 29 30 31 32 33 Next Last
