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Cholesterol drugs may aid critically ill patients

For critically ill hospital patients, continued use of statins may help prevent confusion and disorientation.

Heart attack risk rises after angry outbursts

Following an outburst of anger, a person鈥檚 risk of experiencing a heart attack increases for about two hours.聽

Women more likely than men to have anxiety, depression after heart attack

Heart attacks can impact women鈥檚 mental health more severely than men鈥檚, suggests a new study from Lithuania.

CDC study finds trans fats hidden in foods claiming zero on label

A new study suggests Americans may be consuming dangerous amounts of trans fats and not even know it.

Doctors may not fully explain risks of common heart procedure

Patients mulling whether to get a common procedure to unclog blocked arteries may not get enough information from their doctors to make the best choice, a small study suggests.

Review Raises Questions Over Benefits of Cutting Salt

In an analysis that set off a fierce debate over the health effects of salt, researchers said on Wednesday they had found no evidence that small cuts to salt intake reduce the risk of developing heart disease or dying prematurely

New cholesterol lowering drug much more expensive than statins

A new cholesterol lowering drug called Praluent was recently approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and introduced to the market. Praluent is said to be a better alternative to statins, but comes at a much higher price.

Nonprofit finds new cholesterol drugs far too costly

An independent nonprofit that evaluates clinical and cost effectiveness of new medicines said announced prices for a just-approved class of potent cholesterol lowering drugs were far too high, according to a draft report released on Tuesday.聽

Fiber from cereal may help you live longer, study says

Whole grains are known to be good for you, but it may be the part of those grains that researchers call 鈥渃ereal fiber鈥� that is particularly important for reducing the risk the risk of disease and early death, a new study suggests.

Man鈥檚 heart damaged after swallowing razor blade lodged in bread

A Turkish man is in critical condition after biting into a loaf of bread that contained a razor blade, Central European News (CEN) reported.