ChatGPT can provide mostly accurate responses about heart disease

Scientists found that ChatGPT provides largely appropriate responses to simple cardiovascular disease (CVD) prevention questions.

Good heart health may lower risk of brain vessel disease

In a study from Capital Medical University, scientists found maintaining excellent heart health may lower the risk of disease in the small vessels of...

Pro wrestler-in-training thrown for a loop by extra electrical pathway in her heart

Megan Washington finished running a muggy mile outside the Orlando, Florida, warehouse where she attended professional wrestling school, and found herself abnormally out of...

Lightheadedness may be a sign of heart disease or stroke

Atrial fibrillation (common heart rhythm problem), cardiomyopathy or some types of stroke may cause people to experience lightheadedness or dizziness, according to the American...

Big heart could help keep women healthy, study finds

In a study from Baker Heart and Diabetes, scientists found that middle-aged women with a small heart have a low cardiorespiratory function (CRF). The lower...

1 in 5 stroke survivors suffer from heart rhythm disease

About 20% of people who survive what's called an ischemic stroke have irregular heart rhythms, which can lead to another stroke.

This is what a cardiac arrest looks like, and why you need to know

Dr. Anezi Uzendu should not be here to explain what a cardiac arrest looks like. He's alive only because strangers at a gym understood...

Heart disease linked to midlife cognitive decline in women

In a study from Mayo Clinic, scientists suggest that men may be more likely to have heart conditions like heart disease and stroke and...

How to predict the likelihood that someone has heart disease

Is it possible to know which tests have the most "bang for the buck" in determining if a patient has heart disease?

How does your heart know which body side to be on?

Although the human body is externally symmetrical on left and right, it has remarkable left and right asymmetries in the shape, size and positioning of many internal organs, including the heart, lungs, liver, stomach and brain.