Why you’re seeing red: ‘Wear Red Day’ raises awareness for women’s heart health
February is American Heart Month and the first Friday of the month is designated as ‘National Wear Red Day’ to raise awareness about women’s heart health.
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The top deals to know this week
Check out who's buying and selling in this week's roundup of healthcare mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures.
Chronic inflammation's connection to atrial fibrillation points to IL-1β as a promising treatment target
A recent Brazilian study published in Nature Cardiovascular Research has highlighted promising pathways for preventing and ...
Smartwatches may soon detect congestive heart failure
Researchers at Tampere University have achieved a major milestone in diagnosing heart diseases. According to their new study ...
Conduction tissue mapping is shown to significantly reduce heart block
Research by Boston Children's validates an innovative approach to mapping the heart's invisible conduction tissue during ...
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Salt substitutes as a way to lower risk of death, stroke
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Heart disease is leading cause of death for women: How you can keep your heart healthy
Now, picture it knowing that in 2022 alone, the CDC said one in every 3 female deaths was due to heart disease. That’s a ...
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WVU Medicine amongst America’s 250 Best Hospitals
PARKERSBURG — WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center has been named amongst America’s 250 Best Hospitals in 2025, according ...
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Healthgrades gives high marks to WVU Medicine Camden Clark
PARKERSBURG — WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center has been named amongst America’s 250 Best Hospitals in 2025, according to the latest research released by Healthgrades. This achievement ranks ...