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25 Jan 2018

Increased Everyday Activity Reduces the Risk of Fatal Cardiovascular Disease

RISK of fatal cardiovascular disease can be reduced by almost a quarter by replacing sedentary behaviour with 30 minutes of low-intensity physical…
22 Jan 2018

Weight Changes Can Initiate Major Changes in People’s Body Systems

SIGNIFICANT alterations to the microbiome, cardiovascular system, and immune system can be caused by changes to an individual’s body weight, according to…
18 Jan 2018

Cardiovascular Disease Patients Should be Monitored Following an Appointment with a Health Professional

PATIENTS with chronic ischaemic cardiovascular disease have poor outcomes after being seen by a health professional, according to research by the…
19 Dec 2017

High Blood Sugar Levels in Early Pregnancy Increases the Risk of Heart Defects in Babies

A baby’s risk of developing a heart defect is increased if the mother has high blood sugar levels during the earliest stages of pregnancy, even in those…
13 Nov 2017

Significant Mortality Benefits of Mechanical Valves

MECHANICAL valves have very good long-term mortality benefits and should be used more often, particularly in younger patients who require mitral-valve…
7 Nov 2017

New Probe Improves the Ability to Predict Heart Attacks

The result of a recent study could change the way in which the vasculature of the heart is investigated. Read the article and find out more
12 Oct 2017

Introducing EMJ Cardiology 5.1

United Kingdom, October 12, 2017: European Medical Journal would like to welcome you to the latest edition of EMJ Cardiology.
30 Aug 2017

Study Results: Titanium-Nitride-Oxide (TiNO) Coated Stent Is Non-Inferior to Bioabsorbable Polymer Everolimus-Eluting Stent (EES), for Patients Presenting with Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS)

Barcelona, 29 August, 2017 – During the Late Breaking Science session at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress in Barcelona, Dr. Pim Tonino…