Percutaneous Transluminal Coronary Angioplasty (PTCA) Percutaneous Transluminal Coronary Angioplasty, known in short as PTCA, was originally described by Andreas Gruentzig in 1975. He used balloon catheters to dilate
A dark chocolate a day keeps the cardiologist away! A recent study published in ‘Circulation’ suggests that eating dark chocolate can decrease your risk for heart attack. Heart
Energy drinks can give your heart a hard time! Love that kick you get when you drink those energy drinks? Well, research indicates that the boost may pose
Birth control pills may clog your blood vessels Long term use of oral contraceptives can increase your risk for heart disease. A study conducted at the Ghent University
Stem cells could hold the key to the repair of damaged hearts! Stem cells are those cells found the embryo, which have the capacity to transform into all
Wireless ECG patch – nanotechnology in action IMEC – a Belgian nanotechnology research center has developed the Wireless ECG patch – a miniature device which can be worn