Heart failure hospitalization rates surge: study
CHICAGO (Reuters) - The number of people 65 or older who are hospitalized for heart failure more than doubled in the past 27 years and is likely to keep climbing unless prevention measures are adopted quickly, U.S. researchers said on Sunday.</p><div class="feedflare">
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