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Mar 05, 2009
Marital disagreements put strain on the heart of women, not men, a new study says.
Women living in unhappy marriage are more likely to experience depression and have symptoms of metabolic syndrome, which increase their risk of heart disease, stroke and diabetes.

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Sep 02, 2007
To your attention we offer you a video of a heart surgery, filmed in one of the Russian clinics.

The story began when the patient (who is now the "victim" of surgeons) began feeling pain in some regions near his heart.

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Aug 18, 2007
A new research has shown that due to obesity, which can lead to the metabolic syndrome, there is a high risk that children will suffer from heart disease as adults.

According to the study, if compared to healthier adults, children of school-age, having the metabolic syndrome, are at a 14.5 times higher risk for development of cardiovascular disease in the future, when they are in their 30s or 40s.

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Oct 10, 2007


Two studies performed in the United States suggest that blood transfusion has a negative impact on patients due to the fact that it loses the crucial ability to bring oxygen to body tissue.

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Oct 22, 2007
Taking an aspirin daily has proved to be quite effective in protecting heart and arteries, but only if you are a man.

The latest research analyzing trials of more than 100,000 patients showed that aspirin as a drug that considerably reduces the risk of heart attacks is known to be beneficial mainly for men.



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