Physicians have long used cooling methods to help patients wake up after suffering a cardiac arrest, and researchers from Aarhus University in Denmark are exploring how to make the approach even more effective.

With recent research suggesting that strokes among younger people are becoming more prevalent, healthcare professionals are looking into why.

In a research letter published online July 24 in JAMA Internal Medicine, four physicians from the St. Louis University contacted 61 centers offering stem cell therapy, which is not approved by the FDA, to heart failure patients.

3D printers have created the darnedest things: acoustic guitars that strum and guns that shoot, women’s high-heeled shoes, lights, clocks and even custom-fitted fabric.

A new study done by researchers in the United Kingdom explores how manipulating the hormone leptin to grow new blood vessels could help regenerate tissues in heart failure patients.

A new study by researchers at Yale and Drexel Universities explores the heart health problems associated with incarceration, in populations including those currently in prison and the released.

The American Heart Association (AHA) has awarded Benjamin L. Prosser, PhD, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, its Outstanding Early Career Investigator Award.

New research from Louisiana State University (LSU) in New Orleans could lead to a treatment that prevents long-term sensory problems that arise from brain damage that can occur in survivors of cardiac arrest.