In a new study, researchers at Duke University set out to explore how many patients who regularly smoke and are hospitalized for a heart attack receive cessation medications at discharge.

The diabetes epidemic continues to spread across the United States—but not as quickly as it once had, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s 2017 National Diabetes Statistics Report.

First responders and survivors at the World Trade Center during the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, were exposed to hazardous materials. A new study in the journal Injury Epidemiology examines what impact this had on rates of asthma, diabetes and heart and lung disease.

A new study by researchers in Canada has found an association between artificial sweeteners and an increased risk for heart disease and other conditions related to it.

A mathematical method to measure electrical communications within the heart has been shown to be useful in predicting the effectiveness of catheter ablation.

A team from the University of Colorado (UC) in Boulder and Vanderbilt Heart and Vascular Institute in Tennessee published a study of the impact of polypharmacy in patients with heart failure in Clinical Interventions in Aging.

In a series of late-breaking trials being presented at the Asian Pacific Society of Cardiology’s (APSC) meeting in Singapore, research is surfacing about the realities of heart failure in Asian countries.

Scientists at ETH Zurich in Switzerland have managed to create a silicone heart that works and pumps blood like a biological human heart. The only problem is that it doesn’t have the stamina of a real one.