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Predicting the Risk of Heart Attack
Common Heart Surgery Drug Potentially Dangerous
Study Says Not Enough Time for Preventive Care
Study says not enough time for prevention
Head and Neck Cancer Patients Fare Worse When Missing a Copy of Tumor Suppressor Gene
Home Health Care Improves Perceived Quality of Life for Heart Disease Patients
Sickest Minority of Heart Attack Patients Constitute Majority of In-Hospital Deaths
Helping Kids Cope With War
Half of Heart Patients Unable to Recall Details of Informed Consent, Yet Most Satisfied
Newer Formulation of Heparin Appears to be Agent of Choice for Treating Heart Attack
Even Patients With Low Levels of Heart Cell Death Should be Treated More Aggressively
Higher-Risk Heart Attack Patients Do Not Receive Most Aggressive Care
Heart Specialist Care More Often Evidence-Based and Leads to Lower Mortality Than Generalists'
Overweight and Obese Have Better One-Year Survival After Heart Attack Than Normal Weight People
New Drug Helps Hepatitis C Patients Start Antiviral Therapy
Key to Zebrafish Heart Regeneration Uncovered
Three National Heart Attack Registries Join Forces
Marcy Speer Named Interim Director of Duke Center for Human Genetics
Duke Faculty Member Named to N.C. Medical Board
Precision Radiation Can Destroy Tumors That Surgery Cannot Reach