Cardiovascular

Is your best pal a fatty? If yes, than you are more likely to put on extra pounds yourself as a new study found that people are 'subconsciously' influenced by the weight of those around them.

A new research published in the journal ‘Circulation Research: Journal of the American Heart Association’ says that scientists have been able to grow heart blood vessels in mice. These are similar to the ones that the cardiacdefine surgeons create with by pass operations.

Your eating habits affect your heart! How true. A new study found that eating a healthy diet with high level of minerals such as potassium, magnesium and calcium can slash down the risk of heart diseases, stroke and high blood pressure -- in short it can increase one’s life expectancy.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisers on Wednesday said that the new diabetes drugs aimed to control type 2 diabetesdefine should undergo longer studies to assess long term heart risks before making them available in the market.

A glass of milk a day keeps heart diseases at bay! A new study has found this saying perfectly true and says that drinking a glass of toned milk per day can help your heart in staying away from various heart diseases including stroke

According to the latest report presented by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) today revealed that nearly 24 million people in US alone are suffering from diabetes, a rise of more than 3 million in last two years.

According to the latest study people with lower levels of vitamin D in their blood are more susceptible to dieing sooner than people with higher levels of the so called sunshine vitamin, vitamin D in their blood.

In a research finding which might move on to become one of the breakthrough discoveries in heart tissue regenerative surgeries, researchers have found stem cells located in the heart’s surface, which are actually responsible for the development of cardiomyocytes – the heart muscle cells.

After red wine, now it’s turn for white wine to contain all the goodness of health. The researchers from Technion, the Israeli Institute of Technology have developed white wine with the same health benefits as red.