Heart News
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Ann and Nancy Wilson from the acclaimed rock group Heart have released their new DVD "Alive in Seattle" on June 30, via Eagle Rock Entertainment.
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Powerhouse vocalist Ann Wilson from Heart chatted with me about her solo tour, latest EP "Focus," and she paid tribute to the late Chris Cornell, who was the artist that inducted her into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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Rock queen Ann Wilson from Heart has paid tribute to her late friend Chris Cornell by singing "Black Hole Sun" in his honor.
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A new Canadian study suggests the use of ibuprofen, and other common non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID), increases the risk of a person suffering from a heart attack. The risk is greatest during the first week of use.
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Gothenburg -
Being a bigger woman may lead to heart health complications. Big women were taller, heavier, and had a greater body surface area, which means a threefold greater risk of atrial fibrillation, according to a European study.
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Nancy Wilson from the acclaimed rock band Heart chatted with Digital Journal about her new side project Roadcase Royale.
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Nancy Wilson from the rock band Heart released her new music video "Get Loud,' with her side project Roadcase Royale, and it is awesome.
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Englewood -
On April 4, Ann Wilson from Heart performed a solo concert where she rocked the Bergen Performing Arts Center in Englewood, New Jersey.
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Boston -
A new blood test has the potential to predict some types of heart attack. It has been developed at by Prevencio Inc. and evaluated at the Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Medical scientists have identified the healthiest people in the world, or at least the people with best heart health. These are the Tsimane from the forests of Bolivia.
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A new, non-invasive method to assess inflammation has been developed. The aim is to use the device for the early identification of atherosclerotic plaques before they rupture. Early detection helps to treat heart disease.
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Investigative medical technology could change the way doctors treat an irregular heartbeat condition called atrial fibrillation.
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Nancy Wilson from the acclaimed rock band Heart has formed a new band ROADCASE ROYALE. They released a new empowering song "Get Loud."
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Copenaghen -
A recent concern has been raised about heartburn drugs and a connection to an increased risk of stroke. This follows earlier studies linking this type of medication to dementia, kidney and heart problems. Digital Journal looks into the issue.
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A new study, looking at the effects of insufficient sleep (as might occur with jet lag or shift work), indicates that the heart can be adversely affected.
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Where heart disease is inherited, and is a product of genetics, leading a healthy lifestyle and making appropriate lifestyle changes can help to combat the condition, according to new research.
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Rock band Heart will release their "Live at the Royal Albert Hall" DVD and Blu-ray on December 2, and it is a stunning collection.
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London -
A study by published by the British Medical Journal has found that people who had taken any NSAID in the previous 14 days had a 19 percent elevated risk of heart failure.
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New research suggests that pinpointing the cause of congenital heart defects will be very difficult, given that the condition relates to a complex web of genetic mutations from across the entire body.
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Digital Journal ranks its greatest concerts of 2016, featuring female performers. These concerts are arranged in no particular order, since they were all impressive in their own, unique ways.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Ann Wilson has released her newest EP, the four-track "Focus," via Rounder Records. It is available in digital and hard copy formats.
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Wantagh -
Rock queen Joan Jett performed with her band, the Blackhearts, at the Nikon at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh on Long Island.
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Wantagh -
On July 28, rock band Heart performed at the Nikon at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, as part of the "Rock Hall Three For All" tour.
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Rock queen Ann Wilson, from Heart, will be releasing her second solo EP "The Ann Wilson Thing! #2 — Focus" on Rounder Records.
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Scientists have discovered several types of birth defects that are triggered by environmental factors which lead to cellular stress.
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Rock band Heart is back with their newest album, "Beautiful Broken," and it is an outstanding studio effort by two rock queens.
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A new study suggests that taking omega-3 fatty acids on a regular basis lowers the risk of having a heart attack. This is when the food supplements are taken over the longer term.
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Ann and Nancy Wilson from the rock band Heart will be releasing their latest studio album, "Beautiful Broken," on July 8.
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Ann and Nancy Wilson from the acclaimed rock band Heart have reissued their album 'Dreamboat Annie' for 40th anniversary.
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A major risk with chemotherapy is the increased chance of developing heart disease. One of the side-effects of treating cancer through chemotherapy is the potential damage to the body. Researchers have been looking at why this happens.
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Heart Image
Ann Wilson from Heart Ann Wilson official publicity photo
Beautiful Broken Heart official album cover art
University of Western Ontario
A normal heart is shown on the left compared to a heart with dilated
cardiomyopathy on the right. Note the increased dimensions of the left ventricle. screenshot from handout
The AliveCor EKG app, yet to be made available to the public Courtesy AliveCor
Heart to perform at Jones Beach, New York Photo Courtesy of Norman Seeff
Heart inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Photo Courtesy of Norman Seeff
The picture heart on my wall.
The Fortify VR Cardioverter Defibrillator Via St. Judge Medical
Nancy and Ann Wilson from rock band Heart Courtesy of Norman Seeff
A brooch of a white rose, symbolising love and peace
heart and EKG Vintage Queen
Nancy Wilson from Heart Nancy Wilson publicity photo
Real meaning behind Valentine's Day
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