There's an important story not being told:
Heart disease is a reversible process.
For the great majority of people, coronary heart disease is something that you can gain control over.
I'm referring to coronary disease in all its forms: heart attack, angina, and the world of procedures intended to deal with it like angioplasty, stents, and bypass surgery. It's the disease that is responsible for a big chunk of the $400 billion dollars spent each and every year on delivery of...
I remember when I was first introduced to the concept of heart plaque. I thought, "Plaque, isn't that the stuff on your teeth?" Since... Read more »
The clock began ticking for me when I was 14 years old. It was a hot August day so my grandfather took me to the beach and even bought me... Read more »
It seems that our trend toward longer life expectancies has come to an end, and smoking is a big culprit.For some time now, generations of... Read more »
Dear Mr. Clinton, I'm sorry to hear that you needed to undergo another heart procedure just six years after undergoing a bypass... Read more »
CHICAGO (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Cooking is one of Bill Spence's many hobbies. Lately, it's the only one he can still do. "The pain starts in the... Read more »
French researchers have found that a mental stress-related increase in heart rate before exercise appears to be associated with an increased risk of... Read more »
How It HappensA heart attack occurs when blood flow to the heart is blocked due to fatty material building up in the arteries and eventually closing... Read more »
Heart attack warning signs for women. Very few pre-menopausal women have heart attacks, unless they smoke, have diabetes, or are on birth control... Read more »
If you are with someone who is experiencing these symptoms and cannot reach 911, drive them to the hospital immediately. If you are experiencing the... Read more »
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