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"Super" Aspirin And Clot Buster May Prevent Surgery
June 2, 1999 — Two clot-thinning drugs may be better than one for treating heart attacks, according to results of new study that appears in today's issue of Circulation: Journal of the American Heart ... > full story -
Unsticking The "Glue" In Blood Cells Could Save Lives
August 26, 1998 — It's wildfire season, and researchers hope to be in the midst of such blazes, during the month of September. Scientists funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and affiliated with the ... > full story -
Aspirin's Preventive Action In Heart Attacks Tied To Genetics
May 1, 1998 — Researchers who were looking for the reason why simple aspirin use protects some people from developing heart attacks have traced the mechanism back to a specific genetic factor present on the ... > full story -
Blood-Thinning Drug May Improve Clot-Busting Treatment, Save Lives
October 6, 1997 — For treating heart attacks, the blood thinner hirulog is better than heparin when added to a "clot-buster" to dissolve blood clots and reopen clogged arteries, according to a report in ... > full story
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