This sleep issue may strongly harm your heart
Obstructive sleep apnea affects approximately 1 billion people worldwide.
It is one of the most prevalent sleeping disorders, putting a great strain on national economies...
This common drug may increase heart disease risk
Glucocorticoids are steroids widely prescribed to treat a range of immune-mediated inflammatory diseases.
While high doses of steroids are known to increase the risk of...
People with this health problem should get COVID-19 vaccine first
In a new statement, researchers found that COVID-19 vaccine prioritization should prioritize those with advanced heart disease.
They suggest that all heart patients face a...
Instant death from heart attack common in people who do not exercise
In a new study, researchers found that an active lifestyle is linked to a lower chance of dying immediately from a heart attack.
The research...
Coffee may help reduce the risk for heart failure
Drinking one or more cups of coffee a day may reduce the risk of heart failure, according to new research.
But only if it's caffeinated.
The...
How to tell panic attack or heart attack
Chest pain. A racing heart. Shortness of breath. Sweating.
They’re all signs of a heart attack. They’re also signs of a panic attack.
But while panic...
How to stay active for a healthy heart
Several factors affect your heart health, with physical activity being one of the most important.
Your heart is a muscle, and just like your biceps...
Watch your heart rate, but don’t obsess about it
Keeping track of your heart rate is probably a good thing.
Obsessing about it probably isn't.
That's one drawback of the increasing popularity of wearable devices...
Here’s what heart patients need to know about COVID-19 in 2021
When COVID-19 was first seen in the United States, now more than a year ago, doctors considered it a respiratory ailment.
But that didn't last...
Eating whole eggs bad for your heart, study shows
In a new study, researchers found that a person's intake of whole eggs and cholesterol was linked to a higher risk of death, while...