#heart-failure

#heart-failure

New treatment approach for heart failure patients dramatically reduces mortality and hospital readmissions.

A pioneering heart attack treatment could reduce deaths by nearly two-thirds and improve patients' quality of life.

Maimonides Medical Center addresses healthcare disparities by providing advanced heart failure treatment with L.V.A.D., enhancing patient quality of life in Brooklyn.

Kevin Campbell died of natural causes related to heart and kidney failure, as concluded by a coroner.

A groundbreaking procedure involving a genetically modified pig kidney transplant offers hope for patients with both heart and kidney disease.

Lab-grown heart muscle patches may provide new treatment for advanced heart failure.

Early results indicate safety and potential for heart repair using these muscle patches.

Researchers have developed implantable patches to treat heart failure using laboratory-grown heart muscle, offering new hope for patients.

The patches made from reprogrammed blood cells are a breakthrough in biological transplants for heart conditions.

Tirzepatide reduces the risk of death and worsening heart failure in patients with obesity and preserved heart function.

Semaglutide improves heart failure symptoms, with sex-based differences in weight loss and benefits.