Heart Disease

Let's try to look on the bright side more often, shall we?

In a milestone procedure on August 8, a 70-year-old Greeley man, received a stent that dissolves over time in a procedure at Medical Center of the Rockies.

Marijuana has long been defended as a harmless drug, legalizing it might as well have stood on this as a foundation, at least in part, to get voters approval. Now that the usage is becoming more accepted and thus creating potentially greater usage amongst long time smokers and newbies more studies are sure to come. Such a study, conducted over a period of years points to marijuana may be harming y

One of the greatest things about modern technology is the advancement of DNA which have been freeing innocent victims from prison for years now. This story is about David Ranta's release from prison last week after 23 years but it's what happened two days later the defies all odds.

Scientists have turned their attentions towards sugar and the initial results are alarming. Fat is still bad, but sugar is wrestling to become the front runner when it comes to heart disease.

It was 4 years ago this week that I was laying in a hospital bed after suffering a heart attack. It is an anniversary I hope to celebrate for many years to come. Having a heart attack was by far the scariest and most painful thing I have ever gone through. I had all the warning signs but was too dumb or stubborn to listen to my body.