Nonfactor therapies may reduce costs associated with bleeding-related hospitalizations and use of bypassing agents. One study ...

Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability, affecting 1 in 4 people during their lifetime. Stroke happens when blood ...

People who receive stem cell therapy within a week of their first heart attack have nearly a 60 per cent lower risk of ...

Recently a relative faced a harrowing differential diagnosis: The fluid in his lungs could be cancerous. We were all worried.

A team of physicists has developed a groundbreaking method for detecting congestive heart failure with greater ease and precision than previously thought possible. This multidisciplinary study, ...

There is decreased risk for hospitalization in patients with heart failure who receive a high-dose inactivated influenza vaccine.

UC Health is making history with a groundbreaking cardiac procedure. A team of surgeons performed a world-first operation that could change the way heart failure patients are treated.A team of ...

Panelists discuss how quality metrics should focus on keeping patients out of hospitals through core medical therapies, measuring all-cause hospitalizations and days spent at home in the community, ...

DaVita is one of the largest kidney care providers in the world, with both in-center and home dialysis options. While DaVita isn't a traditional health system, the organization does operate inpatient ...

The combination of sacubitril and valsartan appeared superior to enalapril in the first randomized trial to generate high-quality evidence to support a drug treatment specifically for patients with ...

They can look like a million dollars one day and be lying dead in the dirt the next week. That’s the reality of Bovine Congestive Heart Failure in feedlot cattle, and with cattle prices at all-time ...

Reaching for a banana could do more than power your morning smoothie. A new international study suggests that eating more potassium-rich foods could help lower the risk of dangerous heart problems.