Prostate Cancer, Heart Disease Link Probed

  A new study out of the Division of Urology at Duke Cancer Institute indicates that coronary artery disease- the most common cause of sudden death- may pose another risk to sufferers. In the past, results from studies examining the ... continue

Who’s Hungry? New Study Shows Fried Foods Not Linked to Heart Disease

Greasy food lovers rejoice! Turns out that double helping of bacon at the breakfast buffet isn't going to catch up to you someday in the form of a heart attack. Well, depending on how it's cooked anyway. A ... continue

ADHD Medications Safe For Adults, Study Finds

If you have the symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) as an adult, you probably have experienced several of the negative side effects of the condition as well as some positive quirks you may find to ... continue

Rheumatoid Arthritis Inflammation Increases Chance Of Heart Disease Related Death [Study]

A recent study of rheumatoid arthritis patients has found that those individuals have a higher risk of dying from heart disease and other cardiovascular events and that those risks can be reduced if proper precautions are taken. The ... continue

Sugar and Heart Attack Recovery: Surprising New Data

A new study indicates that ribose- a "simple form of sugar"- may hasten heart attack recovery or rebound from surgery. The initial data was presented at the American Heart Association's 2011 Scientific Sessions in New Orleans, Louisiana, and ... continue

Poor TV Habits Can Increase Diabetes Risks

In the latest "duh" news, results of a recent study found that prolonged TV viewing was associated with increased risk of diabetes, heart disease, and premature death. While it's not surprising that being a couch potato isn't exactly ... continue