Heart Attacks More Common in Winter Months

(HealthScout) UPDATED 2009-12-30
Most people associate winter weather with a rise in cold and flu cases, but it's also a time when heart attacks are more common, experts say. The cold air of the season constricts blood vessels in the body, which can raise blood pressure. People often do strenuous outdoor activities such as shoveling during this time as well. In this article, cardiac experts talk about the best ways to protect yourself from cardiac emergencies this winter season.  Read full story >
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