‘A good pain’
For cardiac patients like Michael Thompson, counterpulsation is one of the toughest treatments they'll endure—but also one of the best.
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For cardiac patients like Michael Thompson, counterpulsation is one of the toughest treatments they'll endure—but also one of the best.
A dietitian says your best bet is to avoid gimmicks and fad diets—and stick to the basics.
Patients with higher levels of key hormone may face greater risk of plaque buildup and heart disease complications.
After treatment for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, James Gilleland says he feels better than he has in 20 years.
Chronic wakefulness leaves its mark on the cardiovascular system.
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An active lifestyle and a proper diet will always be your best defense against genetics.
Physician says there are ways to ward off peripheral artery disease.
A soon-to-be-graduate of Programa Puente, Raul Marisca offers this advice to others embarking on their journeys to better health: "Embrace the change you want to see."
Not enough doctors recommend cardiac rehab, American Heart Association says.
Larry Whitten rolled into pulmonary rehab in a wheelchair. He walked out using the stairs.