“I felt like I had a pill stuck in my throat.” By Charlotte Hilton Andersen GETTY IMAGES You’d totally know if you were having a heart attack, right? You’d clutch your left arm in pain, immediately fall down to the floor, and head to the hospital immediately. Eh, not so much. Heart attacks look way different in women….
20 FOODS THAT WILL CLEAN YOUR ARTERIES NATURALLY AND PROTECT YOU FROM HEART ATTACKS!
One of the big major causes for death is heart disease. Heart problems are so common that represent a number one killer in the country. Heart attacks and strokes occur due to clogged arteries which can interrupt the blood flow throughout the whole body. Numerous factors can raise the risk of a heart attack, such…
Aspirin Lowers Your Chances of a Heart Attack. But It’s Not Safe for Everyone, a New Study Says
By ALICE PARK As medications go, aspirin is often considered a wonder drug. Its pain-relieving, inflammation-taming powers can treat headaches, minor aches and pains and even lower the risk of heart disease, stroke and possibly even dementia. But all of those benefits may come at a price, according to the latest study to analyze aspirin’s risks and benefits,…
My Life After a Heart Attack at 38 In an instant, I didn’t know if I’d get to see my daughter turn 6.
The rows of headstones crashed into each other like waves cresting, covering nearly every inch of the cemetery green in Queens as we zoomed past it at 60 miles an hour. I drove. My wife sat next to me. Our 5-year-old daughter was in the back seat, her face scrunched up against the window, watching the…
The danger of “silent” heart attacks
As many as half of all heart attacks go unrecognized — and their long-term consequences can be serious. Image: © hidesy/Getty Images Most people don’t realize that they could have a heart attack without even knowing it. Although these are commonly referred to as “silent” heart attacks, a more accurate term may be “unrecognized” heart…
Taking Ibuprofen and other NSAIDs Increases Your Chance of Heart Attack by 50%
Just because a drug doesn’t require a prescription, doesn’t mean it’s harmless or should be taken without careful consideration. A recent study revealed taking ibuprofen and other NSAIDs for even a short period of time can have an adverse effect on your heart health. Quick definition: NSAIDs (ie. non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) are used for pain…
Leeds research could see new approach to treating heart attack patients
Category: Research We have recently provided a grant to a researcher at the University of Leeds, to continue her study of patients who have had heart attacks. Dr Erica Dall’Armellina has been working on the project for four years, and has now received a further £350,153 to continue working on the project for another two years….
Adults lack stem cells that can repair muscle after heart attack: Study
Along with findings of this study, know what stem cells are, where they are found and why they are essential for human health. Heart muscle that is lost due to a heart attack cannot be replaced in adults. Heart stem cells that might repair the heart muscle after a heart attack do not exist in…
How to Prevent the Widowmaker, the Mother of All Heart Attacks
It’s the deadliest heart attack there is. And it can strike seemingly healthy guys without warning. BY RICHARD LALIBERTE Marlin Mowery was in Texas, participating in a new employee health and wellness program for his company, when he had a heart attack. It was his first meeting of a two-day workshop, and he had done…
UC Davis diagnosing heart attacks faster thanks to new blood test
After experiencing chest pain and shortness of breath, Fair Oaks resident Stacy Talancon was cleared of a heart attack diagnosis just 30 minutes after an hs-cTnT test measured the troponin levels in her bloodstream at UC Davis Medical Center’s Emergency Department. Carole Gan BY HANNAH HOLZER August 02, 2018 03:30 PM UC Davis Health is now…