Atrial fibrillation, or AFib, is an irregular heart rate that often follows heart surgery. Learn how you can reduce your risk of getting this complication.
Heart Health
Buying a Home Blood Pressure Monitor? 6 Things You Need To Know
If you have concerns about your blood pressure, accuracy is everything. Find out what a heart and hypertension specialist looks for in a blood pressure monitor.
The Relationship Between Your Heart Rate and Blood Pressure
While blood pressure and heart rate are related, they don’t play the same role. Here’s what to know about the two, as well as the reality behind some myths you may have heard.
What a Family History of Heart Disease Means for Your Health
A family history of coronary artery disease can increase your risk of heart attack and stroke. But there are steps you can take to lower your risk.
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Vitamin D Supplements: Not a Quick Fix for Heart Disease
Can taking high doses of vitamin D help your heart? See what a cardiologist says before heading to the store to buy supplements.
When Your Heart Skips a Beat: What’s Happening and Should You Worry?
When your heart skips a beat, it can take you off guard. But not all skipped beats are something to worry about, as a cardiologist explains.
7 Ways To Keep Your Heart Young
You may think your heart is as old as you are, but it’s possible that it’s aging faster than your chronological age.
What’s a Normal Heart Rate? And What Your Heart Rate Is Telling You
There’s a wide range of healthy heart rates. How does yours stack up? Find out from a cardiologist.
When To Worry About Chest Pain
Chest pain brings worries about a heart attack. Here’s what you need to know to determine whether you’re in an emergency situation.
Is It Healthy To Be ‘Fat and Fit’?
If you’re fit but carrying a few extra pounds, do you really need to worry about your weight? The long-term answer is yes.
