A cardiologist tells us how it’s possible to return to a normal life after surviving a heart attack with a little work.
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How to Tell the Difference Between a Panic Attack and a Heart Attack
It can be easy to confuse panic attack symptoms with those of a heart attack. Find out the difference.
Are All Heart Health Risk Factors Equal?
Knowing the biggest heart health risks is important, but so is knowing how the vary from person to person.
Do You Know The Color of Body Fat?
Body fat has different colors and each has a meaning. Discover what white, yellow, brown and beige fats mean.
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Swimming: Joint-friendly and Good for Your Heart
Swimming can be good for you regardless of your age, weight and health condition — even if you’ve had a cardiac event like a heart attack. Learn more from our cardiac rehabilitation specialists.
Can Taking Cinnamon Supplements Lower Your Blood Sugar?
A slew of supplements on the market claim to help reduce blood sugar levels and heart attack risk for people with diabetes. But can cinnamon help improve your numbers?
Sudden Cardiac Arrest: 5 Things Raise Your Risk
You may think the most common single cause of death in the United States is heart attack. Or cancer. Or stroke. But it’s actually sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). Learn about sudden cardiac arrest and the 5 things that can raise your risk.
Yes, You Can (and Should) Still Go to the ER for Emergencies During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Medical emergencies like heart attack and stroke always need prompt treatment. Here’s how hospitals are keeping emergency departments safe during the pandemic and why it’s crucial to not delay emergency care.
Is ‘White Coat Syndrome’ Dangerous?
If your blood pressure spikes to higher-than-normal levels when you go to your doctor’s office, that’s called “white coat syndrome.” While it was once thought to be harmless, newer studies suggest otherwise.
Why You Need to Get Enough Sleep for a Healthy Heart
You need to get enough sleep for your heart’s health. Here’s what effects not getting enough ZZZs can have on calcium buildup and hormone levels.
