The news of the cardiology in the world September 2004
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SURGEONS perform 'live' at VGH Vancouver Sun - Vancouver,British Columbia,Canada ... Paul's, perform a revolutionary technique to close a hole in her heart, caused by a congenital defect that was only discovered when the 21-year-old suffered a ... ( 2004 - 29 Septembre-September ) SIEMENS Integrated Cardiology Solution Showcased at TCT 2004 ... Business Wire (press release) - San Francisco,CA,USA 27, 2004--Siemens Medical Solutions demonstrates how its integrated cardiology solution provides cardiac care professionals with the resources they need to ... ( 2004 - 28 Septembre-September ) EXERCISE test predicts heart events in high risk asymptomatic men EurekAlert - Washington,DC,USA ... This is the first study to evaluate exercise testing among asymptomatic people relative to their predicted coronary heart disease (CHD) risk using the ... ( 2004 - 28 Septembre-September ) SKORTON weds U of I researcher DesMoinesRegister.com - Des Moines,IA,United States ... He was co-founder of the U of I Adolescent and Adult Congenital Heart Disease Clinic and has researched congenital heart disease, cardiac imaging and computer ... ( 2004 - 28 Septembre-September ) IN the quest for knowledge Newsday - Long Island,NY,USA ... disease risks. These experiments also help to develop arti.cial heart valves for patients with congenital defects or heart disease. ... ( 2004 - 28 Septembre-September ) THESE children pin their hopes on Gandhi Hospital Sun Network - Chennai,Tamil Nadu,India The child was diagnosed for congenital heart disease while she was being treated for fever and asthma by Dr MF Gopinath three years ago. ... ( 2004 - 28 Septembre-September ) ANTIBIOTICS ineffective in preventing heart attacks American Medical News - USA ... the infectious disease process believed to have a role in heart disease, two studies presented in August at the European Society of Cardiology annual congress ... ( 2004 - 27 Septembre-September ) THE way to a healthy heart The Hindu - Chennai,India ... S. Shanmugasundaram, honorary medical advisor of the CHEARS and a professor of cardiology in the Madras Medical College, said children were being encouraged to ... ( 2004 - 27 Septembre-September ) FEATURE: World Heart Day Pakistan Times - Pakistan ... Muhammad Azhar of Punjab Institute of Cardiology observed saying we can get 200-year old record at John Hopkins Hospital at Baltimore, USA. ... ( 2004 - 27 Septembre-September ) SINGH wins for charity at 84 LUMBER Classic CBS Sportsline - USA ... This system will complement the advanced cardiology services brought to the region by Uniontown Hospital over the past several years.". ... ( 2004 - 27 Septembre-September ) 'MEDICS need heart advice training' Ananova - England,UK ... of practice nurses taking part in the survey correctly identified cholesterol as the most important risk factor for coronary heart disease (CHD), a spokesman ... ( 2004 - 27 Septembre-September ) SHE 's all heart Fayetteville Online - Fayetteville NC,USA ... she was 22 days old, Peyton was diagnosed during a well-baby checkup with Total Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Return, a potentially fatal congenital heart defect. ...SHE’S all heart Fayetteville Online - Fayetteville NC,USA ... ''Many people think heart disease only affects ... Walk sponsored by the American Heart Association on ... Venous Return, a potentially fatal congenital heart defect. ... ( 2004 - 27 Septembre-September ) SURGERY used for 'blue babies' unable to save dog Fort Worth Star Telegram (subscription) - Fort Worth,TX,USA ... undergoing historic surgery to treat the defect, Liz died ... for a five-hour, open-heart operation to correct Liz's complex combination of congenital heart defects ... ( 2004 - 25 Septembre-September ) CHILDREN'S hospital patients get outside link The Grand Rapids Press - Grand Rapids,MI,USA ... Sharon Langshus, a Chicago couple who needed a way to keep friends and family informed when their newborn son was hospitalized with a congenital heart defect. ... ( 2004 - 25 Septembre-September ) ACTRESS sponsors kids' heart surgeries NDTV.com - New Delhi,India Samaritans are coming forward in Andhra Pradesh to sponsor the treatment of little children needing surgery to cure congenital heart disease. ... ( 2004 - 25 Septembre-September ) TOWARDS sound cardiac health The Hindu - Chennai,India ... year is `Children, adolescents and heart disease.' Hospitals in ... be held at the Sankara Heart Foundation, Adyar ... will be screened for congenital heart problems. ... ( 2004 - 25 Septembre-September ) THE CDC needles at-risk groups on flu shots Salt Lake Tribune - Salt Lake City,UT,United States ... is calling. parents of children who have asthma or congenital heart disease, which puts them in a high-risk category. The CDC began ... ( 2004 - 25 Septembre-September ) DIGIRAD Hosts Product Demonstration at American Society of Nuclear ... Business Wire (press release) - San Francisco,CA,USA ... demonstration and technology overview for investors, analysts and media on Thursday, September 30, at the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology's (ASNC) 9th ... ( 2004 - 23 Septembre-September ) ANGIOSCORE, Inc. Announces Receipt of CE Mark and European Launch ... Yahoo News (press release) - USA 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AngioScore(TM), Inc., a developer of novel tools for interventional cardiology, announced today that it has received the CE mark ... ( 2004 - 23 Septembre-September ) CANDESARTAN-BASED Antihypertensive Regimen Protects Against Stroke Medscape (subscription) - USA ... high stroke risk in this elderly hypertensive population," cardiologists note in the September 15th issue of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. ... ( 2004 - 23 Septembre-September ) CGHS stalemate continues Times of India - India ... cardiac cases related to central government health scheme (CGHS) beneficiaries in Pune still continues even as the NM Wadia Institute of Cardiology on Tuesday ... ( 2004 - 23 Septembre-September ) MEDITERRANEAN Diet Improves Survival in Elderly Medscape (subscription) - USA ... 22 issue of JAMA. "Dietary patterns and lifestyle factors are associated with mortality from all causes, coronary heart disease [CHD], cardiovascular diseases ... ( 2004 - 23 Septembre-September ) CIRCULATION Publication Challenges Clinical Significance of ' ... Yahoo News (press release) - USA ... A recent analysis of 10 years of medical survey data demonstrated that less than one-quarter of patients with coronary heart disease (CHD) or other ... ( 2004 - 23 Septembre-September ) HLHS diagnosis 'scared us to death' Arizona Republic - Phoenix,AZ,USA ... 95 percent of infants with the defect die within ... include a three-stage surgery or heart transplant ... birth at the University of Michigan's Congenital Heart Center ... ( 2004 - 23 Septembre-September ) INNEXUS Biotechnology Acquires Rights for Antibodies to use With ... PR Newswire (press release) - USA ... version of an antibody with the ability to reduce plaque formation which causes narrowing of the arteries and the occurrence of Coronary Heart Disease ("CHD"). ... ( 2004 - 21 Septembre-September ) GROUP presses Congress for heart help Gary Post Tribune - Gary,IN,USA ... Poston, who was born with a congenital heart defect, was implanted with an ICD after a frightening trip to the emergency room when her heart rate bounced from ... ( 2004 - 21 Septembre-September ) EATING your way to a healthier heart ic Coventry - Coventry,UK ... around the body, and congenital heart defects can also cause long term problems, and even death, for sufferers. “The risk of heart disease is greater for ... ( 2004 - 21 Septembre-September ) PATIENTS failing to see link between hypertension, stroke Manila Bulletin - Manila,Philippines ... Speaking at the meeting, which coincides with the European Society of Cardiology Congress, Mary Baker, president of the European Federation of Neurological ... ( 2004 - 20 Septembre-September ) WL Gore donates to FMC Children's Health Center Arizona Daily Sun - Flagstaff,AZ,USA ... sales associate, Phil Lutes. Lutes passed away last year from complications of a congenital heart defect. A majority of the donation ... ( 2004 - 20 Septembre-September ) HUNDREDS take part in Heart Walk Massillon Independent - Massillon,OH,USA ... the symptoms and get treatment for heart disease, officials said. The 2004 honorees were stroke survivor Cogan; 2-year-old congenital heart defect survivor ... ( 2004 - 20 Septembre-September ) SOME Patients Test New Drugs And Devices For Heart Care The Ledger - Lakeland,FL,USA ... heads the research center. The reliability of measuring blood oxygen to diagnose congenital heart disease. Whether angiojet -- a clot ... ( 2004 - 20 Septembre-September ) CARDIOLOGIST joins HeartSafe practice Rockingham News - Rockingham,NH,USA ... She is board certified in cardiology and internal medicine, and specializes in women’s cardiovascular health. Tracy earned her ... ( 2004 - 18 Septembre-September ) RESEARCHERS study sudden cardiac arrest Hillsboro Argus - Hillsboro,OR,USA ... A summary of study results to date was published in the Sept. 15 issue of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. "These ... ( 2004 - 17 Septembre-September ) RARE congenital heart defect leaves weighs heavily on family Anoka County Union - Anoka,MN,USA ... But, just weeks into the planning, little Severin lost his battle with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome (HLHS), a rare and often fatal congenital heart defect. ... ( 2004 - 17 Septembre-September ) WALKERS to raise money for heart association Canton Repository (subscription) - Canton,OH,USA ... Association’s Stark County Heart Walk on Saturday will be Craig and Kaley Guiley of North Canton, whose son has overcome a congenital heart defect to become ... ( 2004 - 17 Septembre-September ) PROPHYLACTIC Radiofrequency Ablation May Be Indicated in Wolff ... Medscape (subscription) - USA ... lead electrocardiography. Those with congenital heart disease or other concomitant disease were excluded from study participation. ... ( 2004 - 17 Septembre-September ) CARDIOLOGY 2nd e-dition JAMA - USA The new edition of the textbook Cardiology, like the previous one, is monumental, with 1600 pages, 2360 illustrations, and coverage of every aspect of ... ( 2004 - 15 Septembre-September ) GARDEN State Business Briefs Newark Star Ledger - Newark,NJ,USA ... trial comparing its Cypher drug-coated stent with Boston Scientific's Taxus stent will now be released at the American College of Cardiology meeting in March ... ( 2004 - 15 Septembre-September ) INTENSIVE Statin Use Not for All Heart Patients Forbes - USA ... is-better' concept for patients after acute coronary syndromes," said lead researcher Dr. James A. de Lemos, an associate professor of cardiology at the ... ( 2004 - 15 Septembre-September ) THE Clinton Effect Fort Wayne News Sentinel - Fort Wayne,IN,USA ... Publicity concerning Clinton’s quadruple heart-bypass operation last week has boosted visits to many cardiology centers and emergency rooms around the country ... ( 2004 - 15 Septembre-September ) MENDED Hearts aids with surgery Sun-Sentinel.com - Fort Lauderdale,FL,USA By C. Ron Allen. Janet Weisman recalled the day her son, Jared, was born with a potentially fatally congenital heart defect -- he was missing an artery. ... ( 2004 - 15 Septembre-September ) GIRL with complex heart problem operated Hindustan Times - New Delhi,India A five-year-old girl from Sri Lanka, afflicted with 'Pentology of fallot', a complex congenital heart disease, was successfully operated upon at the Sri ... ( 2004 - 15 Septembre-September ) CARDIOLOGY 2nd e-dition JAMA - USA ... 8 deal with ischemic heart disease, hypertensive heart disease, arrhythmias, heart failure, valvular heart disease, congenital heart disease, and cardiac ... ( 2004 - 15 Septembre-September ) ASSESS your heart risk early Charlotte Observer (subscription) - Charlotte,NC,USA ... Dr. Daniel Wise, director of Presbyterian Hospital's Center for Preventive Cardiology in Charlotte, said Clinton's problems could have been picked up 10 years ... ( 2004 - 14 Septembre-September ) CARDIOLOGY employs many tests to determine heart function Staten Island Advance - Staten Island,NY,USA Modern medicine, and particularly cardiology, has become an exercise in test taking. The compassionate physician with time to spend ... ( 2004 - 14 Septembre-September ) DRUGS alert for new mums-to-be The Scotsman - Edinburgh,Scotland,UK ... Clinton may have come as a shock to him and his family, but new research presented at the latest meeting of the European Society of Cardiology suggests that ... ( 2004 - 14 Septembre-September ) SEPT. 11 Set Off Heart Disturbances Far and Wide Reuters - USA ... disaster sites. That finding is reported in two articles in the latest issue of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. Dr ... ( 2004 - 14 Septembre-September ) MARTEK and DHA: good results and a healthy future Nutra Ingredients USA - Montpellier,France ... to allow conventional foods to carry a qualified health claim stating that they may help to reduce the risk of coronary heart disease (CHD) - until last week ... ( 2004 - 14 Septembre-September ) HAVE a heart Daily News (subscription) - KwaZulu-Natal,South Africa ... His son, who was born with congenital heart disease, had to have his first life-saving operation to keep pressure off his lungs, at just four months old. ... ( 2004 - 14 Septembre-September ) TESTS aim to prevent, not treat, heart problems Fitchburg Sentinel - Fitchburg,MA,USA ... guidelines the prior day. The study was published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. "There's no perfect way ... ( 2004 - 13 Septembre-September ) COLD increases heart attack risk Indianapolis Star - Indianapolis,IN,USA ... The findings, presented at a conference of the European Society of Cardiology, are not surprising because cold weather makes blood vessels constrict, making it ... ( 2004 - 13 Septembre-September ) HEART Attack Claims Life Of Lyricist Fred Ebb Health Talk - Toronto,Ontario,Canada ... coronary arteries. In coronary heart disease (CHD), plaques or fatty substances build up inside the walls of the arteries. The plaques ... ( 2004 - 13 Septembre-September ) IMPROVED care for heart disease ic Wales - Wales,UK ... will also advise and teach carers and hospital staff about congenital heart disease ensuring ... babies born in the UK has some form of heart defect - some parents ... ( 2004 - 13 Septembre-September ) ONAM feast `n' frolic The Hindu - Chennai,India ... 50,000 to the Save a Child's Heart Foundation to meet the surgery expenses of Sunitha, a girl diagnosed with congenital heart defect. ( 2004 - 13 Septembre-September ) ISRAELI doctors treat Palestinian children in 'Saving Children' ... Israel 21C - Cupertino,CA,USA ... The most common condition among the patients is congenital heart disease. It is especially prevalent in Palestinian areas, doctors ... ( 2004 - 13 Septembre-September ) IMPROVED care for heart disease ic Wales - Wales,UK CHILDREN with congenital heart disease and their families will receive extra care with the introduction of a paediatric cardiac liaison nurse at Wales' largest ... ( 2004 - 13 Septembre-September ) MINISTRY urges war on German measles, Japan Medical News Today - UK ... of congenital rubella syndrome (CRS), a condition in which the disease is transmitted from a mother to her unborn child, potentially causing heart disease and ... ( 2004 - 13 Septembre-September ) E’MYCIN cocktail unsafe Hindustan Times - New Delhi,India ... arrest.". The heart risk associated with erythromycin is not a new finding and was first recorded in the Journal of Cardiology in 1982. ... ( 2004 - 11 Septembre-September ) 9/11 Stressed Hearts Near and Far WebMD - USA ... 15 issue of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. ... SOURCES: Steinberg, J. Journal of the American College of Cardiology, Sept. ... ( 2004 - 11 Septembre-September ) OUTFOXED: New Research May Redefine Late-stage Cardiac Development Science Daily (press release) - USA Philadelphia, PA) -- According to the American Heart Association, congenital cardiovascular defects, such as congenital heart disease (CHD), are present in ... ( 2004 - 11 Septembre-September ) TOP Indian heart doctor to operate on Pak baby Khaleej Times - Dubai,United Arab Emirates ... Three-month-old Ridda Zahra Naqvi was born with a congenital disease in which her heart has no partitions. If left untreated, the condition could prove fatal. ... ( 2004 - 11 Septembre-September ) CHINESE voice love, concern for teachers Xinhua - China ... Zhou, a college student in Shanghai who suffered from a congenital heart disease as a child, said in the essay she was formany times ready to give up schooling ... ( 2004 - 10 Septembre-September ) CARDIOLOGY team arrives New Milford Times - New Milford,CT,USA ... months of construction, the New Milford Hospital-New York Presbyterian Regional Heart Center will open, making it the only interventional cardiology program in ... ( 2004 - 10 Septembre-September ) OUTFOXED! new research may redefine late-stage cardiac development EurekAlert - Washington,DC,USA (Philadelphia, PA) -- According to the American Heart Association, congenital cardiovascular defects, such as congenital heart disease (CHD), are present in ... ( 2004 - 10 Septembre-September ) PRIMARY Nursing KELOLAND - Sioux Falls,SD,USA ... As young Krissa recovers from major surgery to correct a congenital heart defect, nurse Tia Miller stays at her side as a constant care giver. ... ( 2004 - 10 Septembre-September ) CLINTON'S heart risk a wake-up call for many Heart Center Online - USA ... Risk factors are categorized as controllable or uncontrollable. Uncontrollable factors include age, family history, race and congenital heart disease.". ( 2004 - 10 Septembre-September ) PUBLIC Service The Freeman - Cebu,Philippines RHODELYN Saberon, four years old, has congenital heart disease. Her parents are appealing to the public for financial assistance for her operation. ... ( 2004 - 10 Septembre-September ) PERSONALITY Affects Effectiveness of Stents Reuters - USA ... Despite this advance, Dr. Susanne S. Pedersen of Tilburg University, and colleagues note in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, the more modern ... (2004 - 10 Septembre-September ) FDA Announces Qualified Health Claims for Omega-3 Fatty Acids Health Talk - Toronto,Ontario,Canada ... and Drug Administration (FDA) today announced the availability of a qualified health claim for reduced risk of coronary heart disease (CHD) on conventional ... (2004 - 10 Septembre-September ) ENZYMOTEC Ltd. Nutra Ingredients - Montpellier,France ... MultOil - A family of multi-functional oils, based on natural oils enriched with phytosterols and DAG to synergistically reduce the risk for CHD. ... (2004 - 10 Septembre-September ) PUBLIC Service The Freeman - Cebu,Philippines RHODELYN Saberon, four-years old, has congenital heart disease. Rhodelyn's parents are appealing to the public for financial assistance for her operation. ... (2004 - 10 Septembre-September ) CHILDREN'S Hospital chooses Camtronics for cardiology IT system Wisconsin Technology Network - Madison,WI,USA ... "CardioIMS allows us to access patient information from our existing cardiology systems-systems we were not prepared or financially able to replace.". ... (2004 - 08 Septembre-September ) HEART Center of Eastern Carolina seeking permission to buy system New Bern Sun Journal - New Bern,NC,USA ... A study published in the January 2001 edition of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology states that "EECP is effective in relieving angina and ... (2004 - 08 Septembre-September ) SAVING lives from across frontiers News Today - India Talitha Sherin was just a 13-day-old infant when doctors decided she had undergo a surgery immediately to have a congenital heart defect corrected. ... (2004 - 08 Septembre-September ) FDA Approvals: Prosthetic Titanium Rib Implant, Clarinex ... Medscape (subscription) - USA ... infants against a variety of congenital metabolic diseases. ... patients undergoing hemodialysis for end-stage renal disease. ... in the treatment of heart failure and ... (2004 - 08 Septembre-September ) FDA Approvals: Prosthetic Titanium Rib Implant, Clarinex ... Medscape (subscription) - USA ... infants against a variety of congenital metabolic diseases. ... patients undergoing hemodialysis for end-stage renal disease. ... in the treatment of heart failure and ... (2004 - 08 Septembre-September ) FDA Approvals: Prosthetic Titanium Rib Implant, Clarinex ... Medscape (subscription) - USA ... infants against a variety of congenital metabolic diseases. ... patients undergoing hemodialysis for end-stage renal disease. ... in the treatment of heart failure and ... (2004 - 08 Septembre-September ) THE Children's Heart Center of Columbus Children's Hospital ... PR Newswire (press release) - USA ... hospital's Children's Heart Center is the region's largest congenital cardiac referral center, serving both children and adults with congenital heart disease. ... (2004 - 07 Septembre-September ) SCREEN siblings, parents of infants with severe heart ... EurekAlert - Washington,DC,USA ... disease later in life, and could require catheter or surgical procedures on the heart," Towbin said. The infants' severe heart defects included congenital ... (2004 - 07 Septembre-September ) EXERCISE: For Muscles, It's All Downhill New York Times - New York,NY,USA ... The study was presented last week at a conference of the European Society of Cardiology and was led by Dr. H. Drexel, a cardiologist at the Academic Hospital ... (2004 - 07 Septembre-September ) PUB smoking impasse Melbourne Herald Sun - Melbourne,Victoria,Australia The heads of cardiology at the Alfred, Royal Melbourne, Royal Children's and St Vincent's hospitals spoke through an open letter, published exclusively in ... (2004 - 07 Septembre-September ) CLINTON undergoes successful heart surgery, but was at grave risk ... San Francisco Chronicle - San Francisco,CA,USA ... "There was a substantial likelihood that he would have had a substantial heart attack," said Dr. Allan Schwartz, chief of cardiology at New York Presbyterian ... (2004 - 07 Septembre-September ) CLINTON Recovering After Quadruple Heart Bypass Reuters - USA ... been 90-percent blocked and he would likely have had a "substantial heart attack" in the near future without an operation, Chief of Cardiology Allan Schwartz ... (2004 - 07 Septembre-September ) NOISE, air pollution boost heart attacks Daily Times - Pakistan ... for people who had previously had heart attacks, according to two separate studies presented at a congress by the European Society of Cardiology in the ... (2004 - 06 Septembre-September ) HEART Remodels Itself After Coronary Treatment Reuters - London,England,UK Now Swiss researchers report in the International Journal of Cardiology that, after successful angioplasty or stenting to clear coronary blockages, cardiac ... (2004 - 06 Septembre-September ) NITRIC oxide helps in right-sided heart attack HealthandAge.com ... The treatment was especially useful in three patients who had a congenital defect - a hole in the heart between the right and left sides. ... (2004 - 06 Septembre-September ) ADVOCATE seeks broader policy on heart implant Gary Post Tribune - Gary,IN,USA ... Poston, who was born with a congenital heart defect, was urged by her doctor to consider having an ICD implanted in her chest to protect against sudden cardiac ... (2004 - 06 Septembre-September ) COLD can increase heart risk Houston Chronicle - Houston,TX,USA ... The findings, presented last week at a conference of the European Society of Cardiology, are not surprising because cold weather causes blood vessels to ... (2004 - 05 Septembre-September ) MAKING wishes come true Munster Times - Munster,IN,USA ... Darrol, 10, suffers from congenital heart disease and has Down Syndrome. She and her parents were guests of Give Kids the World ... (2004 - 05 Septembre-September ) SICK Willie and his heart of the matter Times of India - India ... diseases include high blood pressure, coronary heart disease (heart attack and angina), congestive heart failure, stroke and congenital heart defects. ... (2004 - 05 Septembre-September ) CLINTON fortunate, says heart specialist The State - Columbia,SC,USA ... Dr. Stanley Juk of Columbia Cardiology Consultants said Clinton was fortunate, however, that plaque wasn't dislodged suddenly, causing a heart attack. ... (2004 - 04 Septembre-September ) CARDIAC Rehabilitation Improves Survival After Myocardial ... Medscape (subscription) - USA ... eligible patients receive it, according to the results of a population study published in the Sept.1 issue of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology ... (2004 - 04 Septembre-September ) NOISE Linked To Heart Attacks CBS News - USA ... Willich presented the study at a meeting of the European Society of Cardiology. SOURCES: European Society of Cardiology Congress 2004, Munich, Germany, Aug. ... (2004 - 04 Septembre-September ) MERITCARE adds five to staff In-Forum (subscription) - Fargo,ND,USA ... Carla Olson, cardiology, has worked 10 years for MeritCare as a nurse. ... Alyssa Manning-Spiegl, cardiology, has worked six years for MeritCare as a nurse. ... (2004 - 04 Septembre-September ) HOSPITAL reviving cardiac center Record-Searchlight (subscription) - Redding,CA,USA ... Coronado, an interventional cardiologist at Modesto's Valley Heart Associates, a large private cardiology group, was one of "five to 10" candidates who ... (2004 - 04 Septembre-September ) 'PSYCHOSOCIAL Factors' double heart attack risk Hindustan Times - New Delhi,India ... Prof Annika Rosengren, professor of cardiology at Goteborg University, Sweden, who led the stress aspect of the research, said that people's psychosocial well ... (2004 - 04 Septembre-September ) BYPASS surgery: The state of the art DetNews.com - Detroit,MI,USA ... Chitwood is the head of the American College of Cardiology's cardiovascular surgery committee and was himself the recipient of a bypass 10 years ago. ... (2004 - 04 Septembre-September ) MAYOR steps in for sick city child Stuff.co.nz - New Zealand ... Sharma, a New Zealand citizen by virtue of his birth in the city in February, suffers from several congenital conditions, including heart disease, hearing loss ... (2004 - 04 Septembre-September ) HEALTH benefits, concern surface in study of farm-raised fish Boston Globe - Boston,MA,USA ... A the annual meeting of the European Society of Cardiology in Munich this week, Norwegian scientists showed that people who ate salmon fed on pure vegetable ... (2004 - 02 Septembre-September ) STRESS 'does increase risk of heart attack' Telegraph.co.uk - London,England,UK ... of medicine at Michael G DeGroote School of Medicine, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, who led the study, told the Society of Cardiology, meeting in ... (2004 - 02 Septembre-September ) FIRST study about the influence of physical deconditioning on ... News-Medical.net - World ... to a new study in the Sept. 1, 2004 issue of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. "This is the first study about ... (2004 - 02 Septembre-September ) COLD weather could increase heart attack risk for folks with high ... WIS - Columbia,SC,USA ... study was conducted by researchers at the University of Burgundy in France and was presented Monday at the annual meeting of the European Society of Cardiology ... (2004 - 02 Septembre-September ) IMPROVING your health is just a heartbeat away Sulphur Southwest Daily News - Sulphur,LA,USA ... ages. Women with congenital heart disease (those born with a heart defect) have a higher risk of having a baby with a heart defect. ... (2004 - 02 Septembre-September ) STUDY of Safety and Tolerability of Outpatient IV Infusions of ... Yahoo News (press release) - USA ... of outpatient IV infusion therapy conducted in heart failure patients, were published today in the September 1, 2004 issue of The American Journal of Cardiology ... (2004 - 02 Septembre-September ) POLLUTION boosts heart attack: study Melbourne Herald Sun - Melbourne,Victoria,Australia ... concentration and send stress levels soaring. The studies have been presented today to the European Society of Cardiology in Munich. (2004 - 02 Septembre-September ) INOVA Cardiology Program Achieves 10 Percent Response Rate ... Business Wire (press release) - San Francisco,CA,USA ... Health System used a database marketing program to realize a 10 percent response rate and an $803,613 return on investment with a cardiology marketing campaign ... (2004 - 01 Septembre-September ) LIPOSCIENCE Founder Receives National Research Award Yahoo News (press release) - USA ... NCEP) for patients at moderate or high levels of risk, the same principle remains true -- an increased number of LDL particles is the direct measure of CHD risk ... (2004 - 01 Septembre-September ) NEW test may better predict heart attacks MSNBC - USA ... The new test, discussed Tuesday at the annual meeting of the European Society of Cardiology, instead measures the ratio of bad LDL cholesterol particles to ... (2004 - 01 Septembre-September ) REHAB improves survival after heart attack Washington Times - Washington,DC,USA A study done by the Mayo Clinic, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, finds that despite the advantages of rehab, only about half of ... (2004 - 01 Septembre-September ) CARDIAC Rehab Cuts Risks After Heart Attack WebMD - USA ... from the hospital. The results appear in the Sept. 1 issue of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. Overall, 55% of ... (2004 - 01 Septembre-September ) A double dose of promise USA Today - USA ... The data, disclosed in a conference call with US analysts Tuesday, was reported at the European Society of Cardiology meeting in Munich on Sunday. ... (2004 - 01 Septembre-September ) LITTLE Black-White Difference Seen in Atherosclerosis Rates ... Medscape (subscription) - USA ... have suggested that the prevalence of atherosclerosis is lower in blacks, despite their significantly higher death rates from coronary heart disease (CHD). ... (2004 - 01 Septembre-September ) CHALLENGE anew: Easy holidays Hindustan Times - New Delhi,India ... in the grip of a non-curable congenital disease," recalls the ... with her own boutique in the heart of Solan ... is also a victim of the disease, the association is ... (2004 - 01 Septembre-September ) DATA on Thelin Presented at the European Society of Cardiology ... mysan.de - Germany ... of data from a clinical study of Thelin(TM) (sitaxsentan) in pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), at the European Society of Cardiology Annual Congress in ... (2004 - 01 Septembre-September ) HEART attack risk rises as temperature falls Toronto Star - Toronto,Ontario,Canada The findings, presented yesterday at a conference of the European Society of Cardiology, are not surprising because cold weather makes the blood vessels ... (2004 - 01 Septembre-September ) DARK chocolate may be the new power food Independent Online - South Africa ... The scientists, who presented their work on Sunday at Europe's most important cardiology conference, gave 100g of either dark, bittersweet, chocolate or fake ... (2004 - 01 Septembre-September ) WONDER pill could help fat smokers The Times (subscription) - London,England,UK ... The results of a two-year study, presented at a meeting of the European Society of Cardiology in Munich, showed that people taking a 20mg tablet of rimonabant ... (2004 - 01 Septembre-September ) HEART attacks linked to nine risk factors: study Hindustan Times - New Delhi,India ... "The risk factors are the same all over the planet," said Jean-Pierre Bassand, President of the European Society of Cardiology. ... (2004 - 01 Septembre-September )
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