Glenn Dennis, 61, said that he felt like he was drowning last October when he couldn’t catch his breath. “I was afraid … I really didn’t know what was going on,” recalls Dennis, adding that there was no warning sign that anything was doing only badly with his health. “I was very prudent with my … Read more
Credit: AIP via Swns Scientists have found evidence that classical music can calm the heart rate of unborn babies, potentially offering development benefits. The American Institute of Physics has published research from a multidisciplinary team in Mexico studying the effect of classical music on a fetal heart rate. They used mathematical analysis tools to identify … Read more
Written by Chris Senelgov Published 26 seconds The series offers a lot of tragic moments, but for many fans, there is nothing more sad than the Seth Green leaves Bouvay is a fatal vampire. His personality Oz was a vital part of attractive entourage in the show, and besides that, his relationship with Willou may … Read more
Impella 5.5® with Smartassist® Pump – Credit: Abiomed A heart pump no larger than a fountain pen has just been approved by the FDA for use in children, after having already saved adult lives in a revolutionary manner. Cardiologists do not even need to open a thoracic cavity to install the Impella 5.5The smallest heart … Read more
General hospital Suspicious predictions Elizabeth Webber And Lucky SpencerThe romantic reunion could arrive quickly while they are getting closer to the day on the ABC soap. Elizabeth Webber reconnects with Lucky Spencer at the General Hospital Recently, on General Hospital, Lucky Spencer returned home to Port Charles. His first priority, and the main reason for … Read more
Whether it’s heart stimulators, insulin pumps or artificial hip joints, Canadians can face a peak in health costs if the President Donald Trump impose one 25% price On imports from Canada is expected to take effect on Saturday. With the imminent rate, Medtech Canada, a national association representing 120 medical technology companies, warned that the … Read more
Drinking coffee in the morning instead of throughout the day could cut your risk of heart problems by almost a third, a new study suggests. A major study of more than 40,000 American adults found that morning coffee drinkers were 31% less likely to die from cardiovascular disease than those who drank coffee at different … Read more
A left ventricular assist device – credit: HeartWare Inc. / Framingham via AHA freely available. A study of artificial heart wearers has found that a subset of them can regenerate heart muscle tissue – the first time such an observation has been made. This could open the door to new ways to treat and perhaps … Read more
Few shows in the world of television have captured audiences’ hearts as much as Hallmark’s. When calls the heart. However, behind the scenes, the cast faced a series of heartbreaking challenges and personal tragedies that tested their resilience and brought them closer together. From devastating losses to inspiring recoveries, these actors’ journeys are a testament … Read more