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UBioMed: Cardiovascular   MRI USED TO MAP SILENT HEART CHANGES THAT REMODEL THE HEART Johns Hopkins University   22 Aug 2005 Mouse model reveals potential way to reduce cardiac deaths in kidney patients Washington University in St. Louis   29 Mar 2005 RECOGNIZING NEW ANEURYSM SYNDROME CAN SAVE LIVES Johns Hopkins University   30 Jan 2005 ANIMAL STUDIES SHOW STEM CELLS MIGHT MAKE BIOLOGICAL PACEMAKER Johns Hopkins University   20 Dec 2004 Heart Responds to Fasting by Remodeling Vital Energy-Producing Components Washington University in St. Louis   19 Nov 2004 STEM CELL THERAPY EFFECTIVELY TREATS HEART ATTACKS IN ANIMALS Johns Hopkins University   9 Nov 2004 Minimally Invasive Cure for Heart Rhythm Abnormality Proven Effective Washington University in St. Louis   14 Oct 2004 SIBLING HISTORY PREDICTS EARLY HEART DISEASE BETTER THAN PARENTAL HISTORY Johns Hopkins University   4 Oct 2004 INCOME AND RACE MAY PREDICT WOMEN'S CARDIAC REHABILITATION REFERRAL, ENROLLMENT Johns Hopkins University   7 Jul 2004 Calorie Restriction Drastically Reduces Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke and Diabetes Washington University in St. Louis   19 Apr 2004 EXERCISE HYPERTENSION OCCURS WHEN CELLS CAN'T RELAX, HOPKINS RESEARCHERS FIND Johns Hopkins University   6 Apr 2004 Hopkins Researchers Report from Annual American College of Cardiology Meeting Johns Hopkins University   8 Mar 2004 Discovery Changes Ideas About Damage from Strokes Johns Hopkins University   12 Jan 2004 Scientists study heart disease in heartless microscopic worms McGill University   4 Dec 2003 Protein Implicated In Decline Of Aging Hearts Duke University   4 Oct 2003 Heart May Heal With Help From Oxygen-Sensitive Genes, New Study Suggests Ohio State University   15 Sep 2003 Finding of Heart Drug Interaction Suggests Path to More Effective Treatment Duke University   8 Sep 2003 Natural Hormone Could Reverse Heart Damage Johns Hopkins University   12 Aug 2003 Scientists develop greater accuracy in recording baby's heart rates in the womb Imperial College   11 Aug 2003 New research finds type 2 diabetes patients show heart abnormalities University of Oxford   14 Jul 2003

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