Knowing the biggest heart health risks is important, but so is knowing how the vary from person to person.
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Heart Disease Runs in My Family. Will I Develop It Too?
If heart disease runs in your family, are you destined for heart health issues? A Cleveland Clinic expert says not necessarily.
Can Stress Cause a Stroke?
Yes, stress at work is bad. But it can also put you at higher risk for stroke. Find out why stress increases your risk.
Should You Take Aspirin If You Are on Blood Thinners?
If you’re on blood thinners for atrial fibrillation, talk with your cardiologist before taking aspirin, as it could increase your risk for bleeding.
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7 Bariatric Surgery Benefits Besides Helping You Lose Weight
Learn how bariatric surgery works better than diet and exercise for significant weight loss and the many additional health benefits that come with it.
The Big 6 Heart Medications
These drugs save lives by preventing heart attacks, strokes and other cardiovascular diseases. Learn about the big six heart medications.
5 Food Additives You Should Avoid
Processed food has become more American than apple pie. But chemical additives in the food, if consumed in large quantities, may be a health concern. Here are five additives you should avoid.
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.
Protecting Your Pacemaker From Smartphones, Power Lines
Smartphones and power lines can interfere with pacemakers and implanted defibrillators. However, while possible, problems are unlikely, experts say.
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.
