Heart Health - Symptoms
When David began experiencing discomfort in his chest, he drove himself to the emergency room. It was there that he got the wake-up call of his life.
Kyla Jones had never experienced any heart problems. Then suddenly, she suffered a near-fatal heart attack and had to undergo double-bypass surgery. See how she cheated death and was able to regain control of her health.
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Common thyroid problems could increase your risk of heart disease. Are you at risk?
From chest pain to tiredness, here s what you need to know.
Heart disease affects men and women differently and for women, symptoms of a heart attack may be subtle and difficult to detect. Learn more.
Studies have shown a link between specific patterns of male baldness and the development of coronary heart disease. However, there isn't a clear explanation for the association. Should you be concerned?
Excess abdominal fat, especially visceral fat, may be a risk factor for some serious health problems. Fortunately, you can take measures to improve your health. Here's how.
Could your high blood pressure be a side effect of another medical condition? Learn more about this form of hypertension.
The foods you eat can end up hardening your arteries, but not in the way you think.
People with thicker (more viscous) blood have a higher chance of heart problems and even type 2 diabetes. Learn more about the connection.
Did you know your surroundings could increase your chances of suffering a heart attack or stroke? Here's why.
New study suggests snoring may be more than just a nuisance. Read on to learn about its connection to heart attack and stroke.
Sometimes referred to as "mini strokes," TIAs are temporary and cause no permanent damage. But they can be a warning sign of bigger problems to come.
New research links looking older with cardiovascular issues. Here's how to tell if you're aging well, inside and out.
Struggling to understand what your doctor s saying? Here are some helpful translations.
Heartburn is a symptom of GERD. And there s more to know about how these conditions are distinct.
Ouch! Ease those sharp muscle spasms, and try these preventative tips including keeping hydrated.
Many of the health risks that men face today can be successfully treated if caught early. Here's a look at men's health by the numbers.
Commonly used to prevent coronary heart disease, statins may also lower the risk of major depression.
Psychosocial factors like stress and depression can have an adverse effect on cardiac health. Here's what you can do.
Up to 12 million people in the U.S. are currently living with this condition. Here are the risk factors and treatments options.
Men can prevent health risks by paying attention to changes in their body and seeing their doctor when something isn't right.
High cholesterol puts you at a higher risk for serious health conditions, including heart attack and stroke. Here's a look at cholesterol by the numbers.
With an optimal blood pressure reading, you may believe that you are healthy despite your weight, but it's not so clear-cut.
Exercise, hosiery, hot pepper. There are plenty of ways to get the blood flowing in your legs. Read on for a list of five.
While heart disease remains the leading cause of death among both genders, there are additional dangers for women.
Broken Heart Syndrome can be harmful to your mind and body, and it can be treated.
When it comes to your cardiovascular health, the essentials are clear.
These simple tests can help detect common health conditions before they escalate.