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Valvular heart disease on the rise
As Americans continue to live longer so does the risk of developing valvular heart disease…
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Patient story: Cardiac rehabilitation key to strengthening heart
Heart attack warning signs aren’t always obvious and may even feel as mild as heartburn.…
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Broken heart syndrome: You can die of a broken heart
While broken heart syndrome symptoms often mirror that of a heart attack, its causes are…
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PTSD after heart attacks and other mental health concerns
An article on the New York Times wellness blog said heart attacks may have dramatic…
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Heart stress tests: What do they show?
If you’re simply feeling stressed, that’s not a reason for a stress test. But if…
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Ins and outs of coronary angioplasty: 5 things to know
Before 1977, if you had a blocked artery in your heart, you probably required bypass…
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Four things to know about abdominal aortic aneurysms
Having a family history of aneurysms and a smoking habit could prove to be a…
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New diabetes medications may treat heart disease
Diabetes and heart failure often go hand-in-hand. Recognizing this, recently developed diabetes medications called SGLT-2…
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High blood pressure: Like an over-inflated tire
You’ve probably heard about your blood pressure, especially if it’s approaching or already over 140/90.…
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