Broken blood vessels in the eye are a common condition that transcends age, sex and race. Whether you're young or old, male or female, it can lead to blood appearing in the eye.

Wittstein: Well, when we talk about people having heart attacks, we’re talking primarily about a clot in three big blood vessels that supply the heart. But in cases of Broken Heart Syndrome, the ...

A team of Mayo Clinic researchers has found that patients with broken heart syndrome, also known as apical ballooning syndrome (ABS), have blood vessels that don't react normally to stress. These ...

By analyzing ABS patients' heart flow, they found that two-thirds of patients with broken heart syndrome had abnormal heart-blood flow that may be due to dysfunctional small blood vessels.

If you notice broken blood vessels popping up often, you may want to consider seeing a doctor for peace of mind. According to the Cleveland Clinic, broken blood vessels on the face are sometimes ...

Researchers are making ever more sophisticated mini organs in the lab — and now they can grow their own blood vessels. The ...

While broken blood vessels can pop up on anyone’s face, they “typically develop in people with more fair skin,” says Dr. Zeichner. In most cases, they’re completely harmless.

Broken blood vessels — also called “spider veins” — occur when they’re dilated, or enlarged, just beneath your skin’s surface. This results in small, red lines that spread out into a ...

Broken blood vessels on the face, or spider veins, are enlarged capillaries that occur just beneath the surface of the skin. Genetics, sun exposure, sneezing, and many other factors can cause them ...

VIENNA, Austria – Having a bad heart doesn't mean you can skip exercise, doctors said Wednesday. In fact, it may even help your heart to repair itself. Research presented at the European Society ...