Restenosis, or when an artery gets blocked again after you’ve had it reopened, unfortunately happens. Understand why and what treatments are available.
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Varicose Veins: 7 Myths You Shouldn’t Believe
Do you know what actually causes varicose veins or the best ways to treat them? Our vascular surgeon clears up some common misconceptions.
The Truth About 5 Common Dietary Supplements for Vascular Health
Are certain vitamins or supplements beneficial for peripheral artery disease (PAD)? Find out which supplements are safe to take and which ones can be risky when you have PAD.
What Are Those Butterflies in Your Chest?
The feeling of having butterflies in your chest has a medical name: atrial fibrillation, or a-fib for short. A cardiologist talks about this common condition, its complications and when to seek treatment.
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The Surprising Symptoms of Heart Disease: The No. 1 Killer in Women
Heart disease is usually associated with chest pressure or tightness and shortness of breath. Surprisingly, though, some women never experience these typical symptoms—instead, they may have back pain or feel fatigued.
Young Women and ‘Silent’ Heart Attacks
While awareness is increasing that heart disease is the No. 1 killer in women, younger women may think that statistic doesn’t apply to them. They’re wrong. In this video, Dr. Leslie Cho explains why.
Heart Disease and Vitamins: Helpful or Harmful?
Many people think that taking vitamins and other supplements can support their heart health, but the opposite may be true. None have been proven to help, and some could even be dangerous.
Tips for Talking to Your Cardiologist
Knowing what to bring with you and ask is key to having a successful cardiologist appointment. Get expert prep tips.
Is Earlier Better for Your Mechanical Heart Pumps?
Cleveland Clinic played a key role in ground-breaking research that examined an important question: In patients with advanced heart failure, could earlier implantation of a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) improve outcomes?
Yogurt: Good for Your Heart?
You know what’s good about yogurt: It has calcium and vitamin D to strengthen your bones. It has protein to build muscle. And if that weren’t enough, studies now show that yogurt is good for your heart. Healthy cholesterol, healthy blood pressure Eating yogurt is linked to having healthy blood pressure and cholesterol levels. According … Read More
