Died and RevivedHeart attack victims would normally die from a clot that stops blood from flowing into their heart, but a new procedure is giving them another shot at life.
Avastin ClotsA popular cancer drug may increase the risk for blood clots.
Surgery RobotsUsing robotics for surgical procedures allows doctors to perform better and leave little scarring.
AneurysmsPeople with brain aneurysms ofton show no symptoms until it's too late, but a new type of brain scan is helping doctors see the problem early so they can fix it.
AED ClassesJeffrey Demars reports on a Minnesota-based company that's teaching young kids how to use life-saving automated external defibrillators in case of emergencies.
Gender TransplantMatching donor hearts with a same gender recipient boosts survival odds.
Transplant GenderA new study shows not all transplants are created equal. While racial inequalities have been erased over the past few years, women on a transplant list for a new liver are more likely to die while waiting.
Pollution HeartExposure to indoor pollution, such as second hand smoke, hurts the heart just like outdoor pollution does.
Depression HeartUniversal depression screening for heart disease patients may not be beneficial.
Music HeartListening to happy music could help your heart.
Heart VitaminsVitamins E and C do not appear to help men who are trying to prevent heart disease.
MP3 DefibrillatorsMP3 headphones can interfere with pacemakers and other implantable heart devices.
Heart Girl Goes HomeDiana Gonzalez reports on a 14 year-old girl who was released from a Florida hospital after living almost four months without a human heart.
Beta Blockers RiskTaking beta blockers before surgery may increase the risk for complications.
Blood Test CADResearchers have identified 14 genes that appear to be linked to coronary artery disease. A simple blood test can detect them.
Statin BenefitStatins, the most popular form of cholesterol-lowering drug, can significantly lower the risk for heart attack among people without high cholesterol.
Aging WeightBiggest loser doctor, Robert Huizenga, teaches contestants how fat is cutting their lives short.
Heart StudyNBC's Nancy Snyderman and Meredith Vieira discuss the results of two new studies on heart disease.
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