War veterans who were wounded may be more likely to die from coronary heart disease, according to a new study.

By Anonymous Megens and researchers from the Neth

U.S. death rates from coronary disease have dropped in the last two decades, but may be increasing in women ages 35 to 44, a study found.

German researchers found heart disease of the left main coronary artery is often an inherited condition that clusters in families.

A study released Thursday shows African-American males have fewer and less severe coronary obstructions than white males.