Die-hard sports fans put hearts at risk
Study: Sporting events may lead to a spike in adrenaline for certain spectators and, in some cases, heart attacks.
Study: Sporting events may lead to a spike in adrenaline for certain spectators and, in some cases, heart attacks.
Doctors advise caution. Talk with your physician if you're taking a preventive dose.
Study demonstrates a link between cardiovascular health and post-traumatic stress disorder—a common illness among rescuers, volunteers and survivors of the terrorist attack.
Former baseball hopeful Terry Fewless gets his life back thanks to newer technology for clearing clogged arteries.
Tobacco-free policies in workplaces, in particular, may be a promising approach to preventing premature cardiovascular disease.
Doing so will also reduce risk of heart attack, stroke and kidney disease.
Prevention is key—especially adopting positive lifestyle behaviors.
Vitamin D deficiency is linked to an increased risk of heart attack, stroke, congestive heart failure, high blood pressure and diabetes.
If you have a family history of heart disease, talk with your doctor about this little-known type of cholesterol.
Lisa Cardillo went from an active mom to a heart attack patient ‘in the blink of an eye.’
Cardiac arrest victims are twice as likely to recover if a bystander is able to shock their hearts back into rhythm.
David Eck thought he was in the clear after surviving a heart attack miles offshore in the Gulf Coast. But years later, fear returned.