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New procedure cuts 2nd heart attack risk

3 hours ago ago from Times of the Internet - The Web's Number One News Source - Times News

absolutely-fabulous absolutely-scrumptious business cooking-recipes crime entertainment gossip health internet lifestyle movies nation news online-games people personal-development politics press-releases products science sports technology this-and-that travel weather world top stories New procedure cuts 2nd heart attack risk FRANKFURT, Germany, Dec. 10 (UPI) -- Swiss and German cardiologists say they've ...

Heart Bypass Without Sawing Open the Chest

19 hours ago ago from Why's Words

Every year 20,000 people have a heart bypass because they have blocked arteries. Traditionally, the surgery involves sawing through the breastbone. FARAMARZ ZARE, 45, a computer engineer from Welling, Kent, was one of the first to undergo a new, much less invasive procedure. Here he talks to CAROL DAVIS THE PATIENT He says Last spring, I started to get cramping pains all over my chest. I'd only get them every week or so, but they ...

Bone marrow cells may significantly reduce risk of second heart attack

6 hours ago ago from StemCell Therapy MD

Cells from heart attack survivors' own bone marrow reduced the risk of death or another heart attack when they were infused into the affected artery after successful stent placement, according to research reported in the American Heart Association journal Circulation: Heart Failure. (2009-12-09)

Quitting Smoking Benefits | Personal Health Care

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Diseases such as lung cancer and heart disease occur in people who have smoked for a number of years. However, there are immediate and obvious benefits from quitting smoking. Do you have questions on these quit smoking aids? If so, find the answers here. Former smokers live longer than continuing smokers. Quitting smoking has major and immediate health benefits for all, with or without smoking-related diseases, and regardless of gender ...

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