The Latest Breaking News on Heart Disease

New research found that beta-blockers reduce violent outbursts in people with psychiatric conditions or brain injuries.

It's reported that 40 per cent of women experience this seemingly harmless symptom before a heart attack strikes.

A coronial inquest reveals systemic failings at Calvary Hospital, while experts are scathing of the treatment of a patient who should have been rapidly referred to the ICU.

While most of us aren’t getting enough magnesium, supplements may not be necessary

February is American Heart Month. Over 10,000 individuals experience a cardiac crisis in the workplace each year, but most businesses do not have trained professionals who can administer life-saving techniques.

The Coroner's Court also apologised to the family for taking a long time to progress the inquest.

Sepsis is a leading cause of hospitalisation and death worldwide

Aonghas Morrison, from Livingston, West Lothian, suffered a cardiac arrest last March after thinking he had food poisoning.

Internationally recognised as one of the foremost world-class hospitals in the world, Bumrungrad International Hospital is now stepping up its excellent medical standard with its “Bumrungrad Heart Institute” that aims for the most comprehensive treatment and best outcomes for patients with all kinds of heart diseases.