Heart Attack

Charles McQuillan has been awarded with BT Northern Ireland Press Photographer of the Year for taking photographs of every stage of his painful heart surgery. When he knew that he had to undergo a heart operatio...

The Easter Bunny might lower your chances of having a heart problem. According to a new study, small doses of chocolate every day could decrease your risk of having a heart attack or stroke by nearly 40 percent.

Women who suffer a heart attack are twice as likely as men to die within the following month because they receive different medical treatment than men, researchers have said.

Pro-Form Precision Trainer XT is most useful personal gadgets. Pro-Form Precision Trainer XT Heart Rate Monitor in the midst of transmitter belt which used to count your heartbeat by detects the electrical activ...

Mediterranean diet recipes & diet plan

The Mediterranean diet is a modern nutritional recommendation by the traditional dietary patterns of some of the countries of the Mediterranean region; thought to increase life...

Coronary heart disease strikes millions of women every year. The causes of coronary heart disease can be prevented, though, so educating yourself could be literally a lifesaver!

Mild heart attack symptoms are something you need to recognize. The signs may be so mild and “normal” that you might ignore them. Don’t. While it’s said that ignorance is bliss, in this case, ignorance can be deadly.

Obesity and heart disease are linked, like it or not. While being overweight is probably more common than not these days, being obese can be deadly.

Heart-attack, a most common and severe problem nowadays, is characterized by blocking of the blood vessels which stop the heart from receiving the blood it needs to function. Angioplasty or percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) or percutaneou...

Recently, the study has found that Pfizer Inc.'s drug Chantix could increase the risk of heart problems and other cardiovascular problems. The study has been done by FDA (Food and Drug administration) on 16th June, 2011. Gen...