B vitamins no help in stopping heart attacks-study
5th Sep 2005, 17:27 GMT
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Giving B vitamins to heart attack survivors does not cut their risk of having another attack and may actually do more harm than good, researchers said on Monday.
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