Microscopic particles are made of plastic and they may be more than just a planetary pollutant because they could also be ...

Researchers found that people who smoke were six times more likely to have detectable micro- and nanoplastics in the blood ...

A new national report has revealed a promising shift in the nation's battle against heart disease, prompting local health ...

Henry Dela Cruz, 60, of Barangay Bacayan, Cebu City, recounts how PhilHealth coverage paid for his heart surgery without ...

For more than 25 years, lab-on-a-chip technology has allowed researchers to model human organs and blood vessels using real ...

Left anterior descending coronary artery dose was associated with cardiac events in patients who received heart-sparing radiotherapy for breast cancer.

When the body’s most important blood vessel tears from the inside, it’s a medical emergency that can be years in the making.

Study findings suggest that smoking, and potentially air pollution, might make it easier for micro- and nanoplastics to enter the blood stream via the lungs.

A small new study adds to the evidence that microplastics can accumulate in the body and are tied to higher levels of ...

More than one in 10 patients with no coronary calcium had noncalcified plaque, putting them at greater risk for MACE.