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A new study published by researchers in Germany warns that taking calcium supplements may increase the risk of heart attack.
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For me, Valentine's Day is a merely cold day in February. I don't hold the vitriol some do towards it, spitting about its being "a Hallmark holiday," nor do I heave sighs and get depressed. For what?
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Could a tiny fish lead the way when it comes to heart disease? The zebrafish is being studied by biomedical researchers to learn more about how hearts develop and function.
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Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system, is losing its "heart" or inner core. Scientists have suggested a theory that the gas giant has been dealing with the dissipation of its core ever since its formation 4.5 billion years ago.
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The University of Ottawa Heart Institute (UOHI) has made an important discovery about a novel gene that affects heart development and the aging process.
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A surprising new discovery will help fight obesity and heart problems. The University of Western Ontario has carried out research and discovered a substance in tangerines that helps obesity and gives protection against type 2 diabetes and atherosclerosis.
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In a major breakthrough for heart transplant availability, and for organ transplants in general, scientists have successfully grown a living heart from stem cells.
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Diet soda drinkers respond to a "bad" study presented at the recent American Stroke Association International Stroke Conference, which indicates that "people who drank diet soda daily had a 61 percent increased risk of cardiovascular events".
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Miley Cyrus’ new video, “Who Owns My Heart” has upset some people, including members of the Parents Television Council, because they feel it is too sexualized.
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A 15 year old boy from Rome has become the first child to have a permanent artificial heart implanted. The boy, who has not been named, had the ten-hour operation last week. The procedure had previously only been carried out on adults.
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The glaciers still clinging to life in the heart of Africa
 Be happy, it seems to be good for your heart.
A trial using electricity to shrink the hearts of patients who are suffering from heart failure is about to start in Liverpool.
The National Institutes of Health is challenging the perception of heart attacks
Feelings run high in Lahore as heart pill deaths mount
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