Fact checked by Nick Blackmer One in five adults over age 60 takes fish oil, a supplement extracted from the tissues of fatty ...

In this video, Jeffrey S. Berns, MD, discusses results of the PISCES study, presented at ASN Kidney Week, that found daily fish oil supplementation reduced serious cardiovascular event rates for ...

Fish oil supplementation showed efficacy in reducing risks for cardiovascular events for patients on dialysis, according to ...

Over 3.5 years, patients randomized to 4 g of daily fish oil had a 43% lower risk for a composite of serious cardiovascular ...

A major clinical trial shows high-dose fish oil significantly reduces cardiovascular events in hemodialysis patients, ...

Loss of ALOX15, which frequently occurs in colorectal tumors, reduces the cancer-preventive benefits of fish oil. An estimated 19 million adults in the United States regularly take fish oil ...

Previous studies have found fish oils can promote muscle gain and fat loss, but the results were inconsistent overall. In a study published in the Advances in Nutrition journal, researchers from ...

Substantial reductions in adverse cardiovascular outcomes are especially notable for this high-risk population, but ...

A new study finds that fish oil has no benefits for people with heart disease. April 9, 2012— -- Millions of Americans take fish oil supplements, hoping to keep their hearts at their healthiest.

Fish oil may not help you live longer, a new study suggests. Sept. 11, 2012— -- Fish oil -- a supplement taken daily by millions of Americans -- may not help you live longer, a new study released ...

Unlike the general population, patients on maintenance hemodialysis have both traditional and nontraditional risk factors that put them at high cardiovascular risk, despite use of standard lipid and ...

With such a large reduction, coupled with general skepticism around PUFAs, experts would like to see the trial replicated.