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7 lifestyle changes to prevent a second heart attack
Once you’ve had a heart attack, your chance of having another is higher. A heart attack weakens the heart, making it more susceptible to problems caused by plaques and…
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Heart attacks in women: 3 things to know
Though cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women, there are some important differences between the sexes when it comes specifically to heart attacks.…
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Surprising signs of an unhealthy heart
You may recognize some of the common warning signs of heart trouble, like chest pain, shortness of breath, lightheadedness or persistent fatigue. But there are also lesser-known signs of…
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Heart attacks can be a threat to deer hunters
Deer hunting gets the adrenaline pumping for many outdoors enthusiasts in Wisconsin and Michigan. While many memories are made in the woods, some remembrances involve heart attacks that put…
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Heart attack symptoms, warning signs for men vs. women
This handy guide will give you a better understanding heart attack warning signs — so everyone is prepared.
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Quiet killers: Silent heart attacks may have deafening consequences
Most often, heart attacks come with warning signs, like shortness of breath, chest pain, indigestion or discomfort in the neck, left arm or jaw. With silent heart attacks, no…
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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 consequences for your mental health, including developing post-traumatic stress disorder or PTSD after heart…
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Aspirin and your heart: What you should know
Aspirin is well-known for its pain-relieving abilities, but it also can have dramatic and life-saving effects on your heart health. Dr. Shereif Rezkalla, a Marshfield Clinic Health System cardiologist,…
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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 surgery to restore blood flow. As cardiology has evolved over the years, less invasive…