In TODAY.com's Expert Tip of the Day, a cardiologist explains why neglecting your "second heart" can lead to health ...

The study found middle-aged adults could reverse 20 years of age-related decline in their heart muscles through a 2 year exercise program, and that it effectively turned sedentary 55-year-olds ...

After decades of stop-and-go progress, the method finally works. “We are making new muscles in the heart that is improving heart function; the science is there,” Murry says.

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We have nothing to reverse heart muscle loss.” Researchers found that patients with artificial hearts regenerated muscle cells at more than six times the rate of healthy hearts.

If you're playing soccer and you tear a muscle, you need to rest it, and it heals," said Dr. Sadek. "When a heart muscle is injured, it doesn't grow back. We have nothing to reverse heart muscle loss.

“Previous attempted therapies for heart failure have shown improvements to heart function on the order of 5 to 10%. CBIN gene therapy improved function by 30%. It’s night and day.” ...

The potential to enhance heart muscle regeneration through targeted molecular pathways could transform heart failure treatment. “The beauty of this is that a mechanical heart is not a therapy we hope ...

A research team, led in part by a physician-scientist, is collaborating with co-intervention programs in various institutes, such as Scottsdale Healthcare in the US. They investigate whether certain ...

Traditionally, the medical community has viewed the human heart as having minimal regenerative capabilities. Unlike skeletal muscles that can heal after injury, cardiac muscle tissue has been thought ...

If you're playing soccer and you tear a muscle, you need to rest it, and it heals. When a heart muscle is injured, it doesn't grow back. We have nothing to reverse heart muscle loss." ...