Every year, menopause hurts the hearts of one million women.
Although chest pain or discomfort may affect both men and women, women are more likely than men to also have additional symptoms.
Did you know that allergies can have an impact on your heart health? We explore this topic in easy-to-understand terms.
Scientists at Massachusetts General Hospital have shown that regular exercise lowers the probability of developing cardiovascular disease.
Regular exercise may help control brain activity, including emotional balance, problem solving, learning, organization, and memory, according to the CDC.
Dietary decisions are of critical importance when it comes to the prevention of heart disease.
Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) is when moving from lying down to standing up, a rapid increase in heart rate is noticeable.
The stress echocardiogram checks how well your heart works and can help doctors figure out what's wrong with your heart.
According to a study, a sedentary lifestyle may have different effects on different people.
Palpitations are a fluttering sensation in your chest even while you are doing nothing more than sitting on the sofa.