Results for Heart Problems

Life doesn’t stop when you develop heart problems, and to prove that here are five people who went on to do amazing things.

People with heart issues may not want to take them, the study author sys

Researchers have found that emotional stressors --- such as those provoking anger -- may cause changes in the nervous system that controls heart rate and trigger a type of coronary artery dysfunction that occurs more frequently in women than men. In men with coronary artery disease, the large arteries feeding the heart tend to become clogged by plaque, and these blockages are evident on coronary angiograms…

But study didn't explain how hormone levels might contribute to disease

A 31-year old woman's heart problems and fainting might have had something to do with the fact that she drank only soda for about half her life, according to a report of her case.

Leg pain? Muscle cramp? Most people would be quick to say symptoms like these aren’t cause for concern, and they’re certainly not something a heating pad or mild over-the-counter painkiller can’t fix. But if your symptoms persist even after at-home remedies, it could be more than just leg pain—it could be your heart.

Dashing the hopes of those who hope to pop a pill to prevent heart disease, doctors announced Monday that daily multivitamins don't stave off cardiovascular problems.

Keeping the teeth and gums healthy by regular cleaning can help prevent heart diseases, researchers say.

Many woman often think they are just stressed out, and leave serious heart problems untreated.

For the first time, doctors have tied infection with the Zika virus to possible new heart problems in adults. The evidence so far is only ...

Love can sometimes break a heart but marriage seems to do it a lot of good. A study of more than 3.5 million Americans finds that married people are less likely than singles, divorced or widowed folks to suffer any type of heart or blood vessel problem.

These procedures are used to evaluate and treat heart and blood vessel disease (cardiovascular disease or coronary artery disease). Talk to your doctor or heart care professional for more specific …

Female diabetics are at higher risk of developing heart disease than males with the disease, and here’s why

A study from Finland links frequent use of sauna baths to fewer deaths from heart disease and other causes.

A medical center's analysis of treatment records found severely depressed patients were less likely to suffer a cardiovascular event if they were receiving antidepressants.

Is it safe to fly when you have a heart problem? Here are guidelines for staying safe while flying with heart disease.

Night shift workers are more likely to develop heart problems over time.

Know your heart disease risk factors. Heart disease remains the #1 killer among U.S. men and women and affects people of all ages and ethnicity. Your heart health depends on many things such as eating and exercise habits, family history and more. Some of these risk factors you can prevent / reduce. American Heart Awareness Month (February) recognizes these risks and spreads the word about good…

People with heightened activity in the amygdala, an area of the brain linked to stress, may be at greater risk of heart disease and stroke, scientists said on Thursday in research that could lead to new ways to treat stress-related heart problems.

The summer sun has a way of motivating all of us to exercise. But as temperatures rise, you need to be smart about physical activity, so you can reap the rewards of outdoor exercise and stay safe in the process
Speak with Your Healthcare Provider
It’s always wise to touch base with a medical professional before increasing your level of physical activity. This is especially important if you’re older than 50, are dealing with orthopaedic issues or have a history of heart problems,…