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A study suggests your risk for dying of a heart attack may increase after your adult sibling dies.
Some people may be prone to suffering a heart attack if they over-do it shoveling heavy, wet snow.
They're popular for your good bone health, but could too much calcium damage your heart?
Some heart attack symptoms in women are mild and vague, like nausea or stomach discomfort, and therefore can be fatally misleading.
Heart disease patients who suffer from anxiety face twice the risk of early death, compared to those without anxiety.
Binge drinking in the college years can increase the risk of heart disease later in life.
Eating a heart-healthy diet can help men with metabolic syndrome, even if they don't lose weight.
A 6-year-old boy broke the record for surviving the longest on an ECMO machine that acted as his heart and lungs. He surpassed the odds and has now successfully received a heart transplant.
There are one billion people in the world who have uncontrolled high blood pressure. Now, there's a new way to fight it without pills.
A small device is changing the game for some of the smallest patients. See how it's helping keep kids alive while they wait for heart transplants.
You've probably heard of stitches that dissolve in the body-now something similar could help hearts!
For some people no matter what they do, their cholesterol skyrockets. Find out what could help some patients bring it back down to earth.
Good physical fitness can reduce the risk for heart failure according to a recent study.
A new statement from the AHA is reminding doctors that congenital heart disease patients need to exercise.
A new medical procedure gives heart patients too frail for open heart surgery another option to fix a common cardiac problem. Grant Boxleitner spoke with one woman who says the procedure saved her life.
A new kind of implantable cardiac defibrillator may save lives. One cardiac patient shares his story.
First red meat, now eggs. Researchers say lecithin found in egg yolks may prompt the body to start a process that may raise the risk for heart disease.
Alternative therapies can help lower blood pressure in some hypertension patients.
91 percent of all married couples say they are happily married. But what happens if you lose your spouse to sickness or death? It can actually break your heart and cause serious health problems.
A study shows cholesterol and saturated fat aren't the only links between red meat and heart disease. The main problem appears to be a chemical found in red meat called carnitine.
A compound in energy drinks and red meat may clog arteries.
Researchers believe they have discovered a new link between the consumption of red meat and cardiovascular disease.
Chest pain patients who follow-up with a cardiologist after being discharged from the hospital have lower rates of death.
Research shows patients who struggle with statin side effects could have a better outcome by switching brands or reducing dosage.
Therapeutic hypothermia is being used at some hospitals to stop brain tissue death in cardiac patients.
Young boy and his family wait for a heart to replace the one he has which is overgrown.
Pfizer's Freda Lewis-Hall, M.D. explains ways to reduce your risk of a stroke.
One of Rachael Ray's viewers gets her cholesterol measured, a test that every woman should get.
New heart test is safer than typical exams, and can more accurately determine the severity of a blocked artery.
One of Rachael Ray's viewers gets her cholesterol measured, a test that every woman should get.