LDL is only called bad cholesterol because we call it that. 01.24.2008
In some situations, rare illnesses become downright probable. 12.19.2007
Controlling inflammation could be the key to a healthy old age. 12.04.2007
Sorting out the cloudy issue that is estrogen replacement 06.11.2007
Obesity cuts to the heart with a double-edged sword. 05.02.2007
Funky fruit can be fatal. 03.13.2007
Mysterious fainting spells signal a deadly emergency for a middle-aged man. 11.16.2006
Gym rats beware: Heavy lifting may put you at risk of sudden death. 07.18.2006
Protein returns youth to cardiac muscle. 02.28.2006
A diagnostician facing his own medical troubles tracks down a killer defect. 01.17.2006
Just ask this pig 09.09.2005
Bypass surgery belongs in the medical archives . . . No Western European nation has as high a rate of bypass surgery and angioplasty as we do—and they live longer 06.05.2005
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Evaluating fussiness in a baby is tricky, but a heart rate of 220 is not ambiguous 08.02.2004
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Where the money and brainpower will go in the next decade 12.03.2003
The Inventor Who Saved 65,000 Lives 11.09.2003
Was this a simple case of pneumonia or something much worse? 02.01.2003
Ultrasound uncovers a lethal choke hold on the heart 03.01.2002
Year In Science 01.13.2002
A unique way to save your brain during a heart attack 10.01.2001
A killer masquerades as back, heart, and leg pain 07.01.2001
This time it showed up as dizziness and shortness of breath. But it could have appeared as fever, weight loss, or joint pains 03.01.2001
The patient's symptoms resembled a backache, but their cause might prove far more deadly 01.01.2001
This pump's electrical system is as finely crafted as a microchip 08.01.2000
Cholesterol-lowering snacks and veggie vaccines blur the boundaries between nutrition and drugs 03.01.2000
When is a cardiac patient's abnormality perfectly normal after all? 03.01.2000
Her pulse was close to stopping. Was it the drugs she was taking? 08.01.1999
Her pulse was close to stopping. Was it the drugs she was taking? 08.01.1999
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One-Minute Cholesterol Test 07.01.1999
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I knew just the right drug to calm my patient's racing heart. I just had no proof it would work. 06.01.1998
Backward Blood 01.01.1998
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No one knows why a puzzling growth sometimes chokes off the blood vessels that embrace the heart, or who is most susceptible to it. But a seemingly harmless--and nearly ubiquitous--virus may provide a valuable clue. 07.01.1997
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New computer models reveal patterns that spring back from the heart. 02.01.1993
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A Texas cardiologist goes into Orbit with 29 rats, 2,478 jellyfish, and a plastic tube snaking through his veins to the entrance of his pounding heart. 04.01.1992