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Diuretics Best Choice for Treating Hypertension

A long-term, multicenter trial that compared diuretics with calcium channel blockers and angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors for lowering blood pressure has shown that diuretics are superior. More...
13 Jan 2003

Aspirin Reduces Risk of First Heart Attack by 32%

A detailed meta-analysis of five randomized trials has shown that aspirin conclusively reduces the risk of a first heart attack by 32% and reduces the combined risk of heart attack, stroke, and vascular death by 15%. More...
05 Dec 2002

Early Breast Cancer Therapy for Postmenopausal Women

An aromatase inhibitor for estrogen-receptor positive advanced breast cancer in postmenopausal women is now approved for use by women with early stage disease and has demonstrated a number of advantages over the gold standard, tamoxifen. More...
04 Dec 2002

"Superman” Making Medically Impossible Recovery

The American actor Christopher Reeve, known for his film portrayals of Superman, has recently demonstrated some signs of recovery, which many doctors thought impossible after a traumatic spinal cord injury seven years ago. More...
02 Oct 2002

Red Wine Found to Boost HDL Production

A study conducted in France found that consumption of red wine caused changes in the levels and composition of HDL particles that could explain how this beverage acts to protect against cardiovascular disease. More...
10 Sep 2002

Acetominophen Protects Against Heart Damage

The medicine in the pain reliever acetominophen (Tylenol) has been linked to improved heart muscle recovery after ischemic attacks. More...
06 Aug 2002

No Link Between Breast Cancer and Oral Contraceptives

A large, multicenter study has found that women who took oral contraceptives at some time in their lives are no more likely to develop breast cancer between the ages of 35 and 64 than other women the same age. More...
01 Aug 2002
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