People with heart disease less likely to use health tracking apps
A recent study from Yale reveals that while many U.S. adults at risk for heart disease use smart devices like smartphones and tablets to...
A simple saliva test can detect your heart disease risk
Heart disease is a leading cause of death in North America. But what if a quick rinse of your mouth could reveal early signs...
‘I feel like I’m dying’: Days after giving birth, TV anchor couldn’t make sense...
Five days after giving birth to her second child, Lauren Lowrey woke up with a sharp pain in her upper back. She couldn't draw...
AI can help diagnose heart defects, study finds
The Silent Challenge: Atrial Septal Defects (ASD)
ASD is a congenital heart defect, characterized by a hole in the heart's septum. This defect allows blood...
High blood pressure is linked to irregular sleep, study finds
You might believe a change here and there in your sleep routine won’t hurt, especially if you’re juggling between important executive meetings or working...
AI could help detects heart failure from wearable devices
Wearable devices have transformed the way we monitor our health. From tracking steps to monitoring heart rates, these gadgets provide valuable insights.
However, they're not...
Can wearable devices warn irregular heartbeats effectively?
In recent years, more people are wearing smartwatches and devices that can monitor their heart's activity.
These wearables can pick up on irregular heartbeats known...
Pain after a heart attack is a silent warning sign of death risk
The Connection Between Pain and Heart Attacks
Did you know that if you experience a lot of pain after a heart attack, it might mean...
His heart stopped while watching TV. His wife kept him alive.
After a seven-hour drive back home with his family to Woodbury, Minnesota, Dave Ogle planned to do what he always did: haul his suitcases...
Recreational drug use linked to heart problems, study finds
A recent study from France published in the journal "Heart" brings forward alarming statistics on the potential link between recreational drug use and admissions...