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3D-Printed Patch Can Help Mend a ‘Broken’ Heart
According to the American Heart Association, heart disease is the #1 cause of death in the U.S., killing more than 360,000 people a year.
But...
Community Responds to Attack With a ‘Love Bomb’ of Support for Shopkeeper
When an arsonist attacked a shop catering to immigrants of Eastern European, the people of Norwich, England responded with a “love bomb” —restoring the...
Man Finds Heartfelt Note Inside Used Record: “Play It Loud For Mark”
Music connects people in the most incredible ways, but for this record collector, it was a piece of paper that came with an LP that touched his heart.
Remember The Movers Who Give Free Service to Domestic Abuse Victims? 10 Companies That Won Our Hearts in 2015
From moving companies helping women escape abusive relationships to a CEO setting a $70,000 minimum wage for his workers, business was good in 2015.
Here are...
Beyond Ugly Protests, Germans Open Hearts and Homes for Refugees
Anti-refugee protests and arson attacks dominate German headlines, but countless unsung volunteers have been collecting clothing and household goods donated by Germans to distribute...
7 Positive and Proactive Ways to Stop a Panic Attack
Your heart pounds in your chest. You can't catch your breath. Your legs are shaking. Although it may feel as if you’re having a...
Packers Fan Wrote Heartwarming “Thank You” to Seattle on Craigslist
A 55-year-old Orlando man who brought his 10-year-old son to the NFC Championship in Seattle to try to ease his grief over the loss...
New Implantable Device ‘Can Slow or Even Reverse Heart Failure’
Nearly 50% of people who develop heart failure die within 5 years of diagnosis.
Citing a new published study doctors are calling an experimental device...
Future Gene Therapy May Offer ‘Super-Fuel’ to Recovering Hearts
A heart attack can be one of the most traumatizing events in an individual’s life. But new research may help mend survivors’ ailing hearts....
Teen’s Video About Death Inspires Millions One Week After he Succumbs to Heart Condition
Millions now know his name. After cheating death three times, Ben Breedlove, 18, finally lost his life on Christmas day, but not before leaving a...
The Sailor who Single-Handedly Saved His Ship During the Pearl Harbor Attack
Yesterday marked the 70th anniversary of the attack on the US Navy base at Pearl Harbor, and "a day that will live in infamy".
It...
Good Samaritan Teens Stop Knife Attack as Others Watched
The family of a Syracuse-area teenage girl attacked inside Wegmans, issued a statement thanking Mustafa Said and Chris Patino, the two young men who...
UPDATE: ‘We Do Have a Heart’ Inmates Say of Rescue
"We do have a heart," said one of the four inmates who came to the aid of Deputy Kenneth Moon, who was being strangled...
Heartland States Send National Guard to Aid Afghan Farmers
National Guard troops from a half-dozen heartland states are taking their civilian farming know-how to Afghanistan in a little-noticed aspect of the Obama administration’s...
Heart and Stroke Deaths Plummet 30 percent in 10 Years
Deaths from cardiovascular ailments plunged a remarkable 30 percent in Canada over a 10-year period, a new study shows. Experts...
Scientist Uses Adult Stem Cells to Repair Human Heart
Evidence is growing that new kinds of stem cells -- immature adult stem cells extracted from bone marrow, hearts, kidneys or even the skin,...
Pets Can Cut Your Heart Risk in Half, Aid in Recovery
A new study that followed 4,500 adults between the ages of 30 and 75 years showed that having a cat for a pet can...
Healthier Hearts for Cat Owners
"Cat owners have a lower risk of a fatal heart attack than feline-spurning counterparts, a study suggests. Cat ownership was related to a 40%...
Heart Patients Living Longer
Heart disease rates have been falling for decades due to healthier lifestyles, but now death rates after severe heart attacks have been cut in...
Study Shows Laughter Reducing Heart Disease Risk
In March 2005, Researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore presented results for the first time that showed laughter is...