Matt McMillen

All your vessels are important, but the ones that bring blood to heart? Those are major—and keeping them healthy is crucial.

Plaque blockages that arrest blood flow in the arteries are usually the cause of heart attack—but not always. Read on to learn more about heart attack and how to prevent one from happening to you.

From irregular rhythms to chest pain, the term "heart disease" covers a lot of territory. We'll walk you through it all.

Some risk factors, like smoking, can be changed. Others, like age and genetics, just come with the territory of being alive.

Men and women often have different kinds of heart attacks (that feel different, too). Learn to recognize the signs—and when to call for help.

These athletes with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis are doing everything possible to stay in the game—and they're using Instagram to make sure you do, too.

Symptoms of a panic attack are often quite similar to those of a heart attack. Find out how to tell them apart and when you should call 911.

Brush up on the important differences between women and men and you might just save a life—including your own.

A heart attack happens when the body's most important muscular organ is starved of oxygen. Learn how the body responds and why it's so vital to get help fast.

Adopt these 10 heart-smart tips now to lower your risk for having a heart attack in the future.