Heart Disease
Frank Vascellaro, A Snorer In Denial, Undergoes Sleep Study
Experts say 40 percent of Americans snore when they sleep. Then there are those of us who have to sleep next to a snorer. And those of us who are in denial. I was convinced my wife Amelia was imagining it, so I went to a sleep clinic to find the truth.
Good Question: Why Is Aspirin Such A Wonder Drug?
Heart disease, stroke, and now add melanoma to the list of aspirin’s potential health benefits. New research shows that the cheap white pill taken by millions of Americans to prevent heart problems may protect against the deadliest form of skin cancer.
Mpls. Company Offers ‘Crystal Ball’ For Heart Health
Nearly half of all people who suffer heart attacks have no symptoms, making prevention all the more difficult. HeartSavers is a new company that uses a Minnesota-made medical device to change that.
The Designer Behind Amelia’s Red Runway Dress
February is Go Red month to raise awareness about heart disease. This Sunday is the Red Dress Collection runway show to benefit the American Heart Association.
Stroke Victim, 25, ‘Trying To Go Forward’
A 25-year-old woman is sharing her story after a suffering from a life-threatening condition that affects one in three women.
Cancer Now Top Killer Of Hispanics, Not Heart Disease
Cancer is now the leading killer of Hispanics in the U.S. — the latest sign it’s beginning to displace heart disease as the nation’s top cause of death.
Experts Say Salt Study Is Flawed
Could all those warnings about too much salt be wrong? That’s the question what one independent researcher is raising in a New York Times op-ed piece.
Golfers Hit The Links To Support Children’s HeartLink
It’s an unfortunate part of life – the tiniest of patients can have the biggest of problems, like being born with a heart defect.
Experimental Cholesterol Drug Could Help Millions
In Health Watch, doctors are excited about a new cholesterol drug. They say it could eventually help millions of Americans control their cholesterol levels.
Northeast Minnesota Leads State In Mortality Rate
A new state report finds that northeastern Minnesota leads the state in overall mortality rate, which means the people there are more likely to die of any cause in a year than other Minnesota residents.
Eagan-Based Company Cashes In On Sit-Stand Desks
The American Cancer Society says inactive women who sit for six-plus hours a day are 94 percent more likely to die from problems like heart disease.
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