Heart Health - Videos
The Doctors compare the heart of a long-term cocaine user with a healthy heart. Any questions?
Simple text messages may help improve heart disease risk factors.
Quantity and quality of sleep is important for heart health.
A beat cancer twice and recover from multiple other devastating medical conditions to keep his promise to daughter on her wedding day. Mara Montalbano (@maramontalbano) has the story.
According to a new study, thinking skills may be tied to heart attack risk.
You should know the hospital isn't one of them.
Breastfeeding may lower cardiovascular disease risk in women.
One million Americans undergo a procedure called angioplasty to open blockages near the heart, but a new study may have doctors rethinking how they
get to the heart.
Making the right lifestyle choices can significantly cut your risk of heart failure.
Common GERD medication may increase the risk of heart attack.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, killing over 600,000 people every year. Knowing the warning signs and symptoms can save your life in a situation where every second counts.
Many of us have jobs that have us sitting at our desks for long periods, but once you hear what kind of health problems this can put you at risk for, you'll want to be sure to implement these key tips.
A traditional stress test for heart patients used to mean minutes in an enclosed tube, now there's a more comfortable way for patients.
Cardiologist Damian Chaupin, M.D., explains how to tell the difference between everyday heartburn and a life-threatening heart attack.
Tightly controlling blood sugar levels may reduce cardiovascular risk in type 2 diabetes patients.
Moderate drinking may damage your heart when you hit your senior years.
Many New Year's Resolutions are centered around losing weight, but did you know that by losing just five to ten pounds you could boost your heart health too?
An uncommon machine, typically used on premature infants, can now potentially help save the hearts of adults suffering from cardiac arrest
An aneurysm can burst at any moment; but newer ways to repair an aneurysm not only saved a radio DJ's heart, but his voice too
Heart disease is the number one cause of death in America for both men and women. Now, cutting edge research is bringing doctors closer to saving more hearts than ever before
A rare and potentially deadly heart condition is striking young people at a moment's notice
Today's left ventricular assist devices are newer and better than ever, they may even be able to help heal hearts.
A new flexible, self-expanding stent is available for those suffering with peripheral arterial disease, improving their circulation and getting them back on their feet.
A new cardiac pump has been implanted in a patient in the U.S. for the first time and is showing great promise.
Up to a third of strokes are due to unknown causes. A new implanted device the size of a matchstick is helping doctors determine the cause of these strokes.
Stress caused by traumatic life events may increase the risk of heart attacks in women.
A new study finds that divorce may increase your risk of a heart attack.
Incidence of sudden cardiac arrest during sports activities is relatively low among physically active middle-aged adults.
The Doctors weigh in on an Australian cosmetic surgery center's decision to continue operating on a woman who went into cardiac arrest during her breast augmentation.
The daughter of former Alabama athletic director Mal Moore has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against two companies that manufactured, promoted and sold a heart medication he took.