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Blood pressure drugs don't increase cancer risk, researchers say

There is no evidence that blood pressure medication increases聽the risk of developing cancer,聽through the largest, most detailed analysis on the matter yet, researchers say.

Coronavirus particles can invade heart muscle tissue: report

While studies amid the coronavirus pandemic have documented聽virus detection in heart tissues,聽more recent findings show the virus can invade聽myocytes, or cells within heart muscle tissue, too, per a new report.

Keep naps under an hour for better heart health, researcher says

Snoozing for an hour or more may raise your聽risk of death and heart disease, a researcher聽says.

Coronavirus survivors plagued by long-term ailments

Scientists and medical experts have expanded their focus from simply saving the lives of COVID-19 patients to studying the health of survivors.

Former Illinois Gov. James Thompson, 'Big Jim,' dies at 84

Former Illinois Gov. James R. Thompson, known as 鈥淏ig Jim鈥� during a long career that eventually made him the state鈥檚 longest-serving chief executive, has died. He was 84.

Doctors find hypothermia can help get coronavirus patients off ventilators

When critically ill patients require mechanical ventilation,聽their elevated metabolism degrades聽muscles used in breathing, making it harder for them to come off of the machines.聽

Young Florida man's coronavirus-related heart failure forces doctors to act fast

A young man recounts being hospitalized with coronavirus-induced heart failure.

Potential COVID-19 vaccine would protect obese adults less

Scientists suspect that a potential COVID-19 vaccine would be less聽effective for overweight adults.

German coronavirus studies identify heart issues in COVID-19 patients

New studies from Germany聽have revealed abnormal heart imaging among newly recovered coronavirus patients, and cardiac infections in those who died from the disease.

Georgia inmates credited with helping save deputy鈥檚 life: report

Sometimes help comes from the most unlikely of sources. Three inmates at a jail in Georgia are being credited with helping to save the life of a sheriff鈥檚 deputy who was apparently suffering heart trouble, according to a report.