Testing the blood for these newly identified, nontraditional substances is helping
physicians identify patients who are at higher-than-normal risk for heart attack.
New Tests Can Improve the Ability to Predict Future Heart Attacks
Why You Need to Stay Active (Daily!) After a Heart Attack
After a heart attack, use an active social hobby like dancing to complement a program of aerobic exercise in the form of swimming, walking, running or biking.
A Novel Way to Predict Heart Attacks — Years Before They Occur
Cleveland Clinic and European investigators have found that a biomarker for inflammation predicts a person’s cardiovascular risk better than any other scoring or testing method available.
What Should I Do If I Suspect I’m Having a Heart Attack?
Find the truth about questions that pique your curiosity in our series, “The Short Answer.” Interventional cardiologist Leslie Cho, MD, answers this one about heart attacks.
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Women or Men — Who Has a Higher Risk of Heart Attack?
A woman’s heart may look just like a man’s, but there are significant differences. Learn about the factors that affect a woman’s risk of coronary artery disease and heart attacks.
