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Smoking Speeds Up Heart Attacks in Women

09/12/08 Prevention

By Eliz Greene

A new study reveals women who smoke have heart attacks more than a decade earlier than those who don't smoke. Heart attack-survivor Eliz Greene shares another big reason women should stop smoking or never start.

Energy Drink Linked to Cardiac Risk

09/09/08 Research

By Corie Richter

A popular energy drink may increase risk of stroke and heart attack, even in a college-aged population. The energy drink causes abnormal thickening of the blood similar to patient with cardiovascular disease.

Wrist Angioplasty Gains in Popularity

09/05/08 Treatment Options

By Mari S. Gold

A new method of angioplasty (a minimally invasive technique that restores blood flow to a clogged artery) is gaining popularity. Wrist angioplasty can have benefits for certain patients.

September is Atrial Fibrillation Month

08/29/08 Events

By Eliz Greene

September has been declared Atrial Fibrillation Month to raise awareness of this life-threatening heart condition. Heart attack-survivor Eliz Greene interviewed Mellanie True Hills, founder of the patient resource StopAfib.org

Toxic Air Affects More Than Lungs

08/26/08 Research

By Corie Richter

New research has determined that in addition to damaging lungs, air pollution can have extremely detrimental effects on heart health. Read more about this research and the cardiac risk of air pollution.

Some Women Miss or Ignore Heart Attack Signs

08/22/08 Disease Basics

From the American Heart Association

Many women do not recognize their atypical heart attack symptoms and often delay medical attention. Familiarity with abnormal symptoms of heart attack and seeking early treatment can speed recovery.

How Lifestyle Affects Angina

08/20/08 Living Well

By Mari S. Gold

Although angina is affects millions of Americans, it can easily be controlled and prevented by making simple lifestyle changes. Treating related conditions, changing eating and exercise habits, quiting smoking, and regular doctor's visits can help control or prevent angina. Read more.

Heart Healthy Travel Tips

08/15/08 Living Well

By Eliz Greene

Traveling can throw off your heart-healthy habits. Heart attack-survivor Eliz Greene shares tips to stay on track.

Stable Vs. Unstable Angina

08/13/08 Disease Basics

By Mari S. Gold

Angina, or chest pain, is a common occurrence among nearly 7 million Americans. Women have a higher rate of stable angina--the most common type of angina. Read more about stable and unstable angina.

Life-Altering Treatment Decisions

08/11/08 Treatment Options

By Corie Richter

Patients are taking charge of their own treatment more than ever--including patients with congestive heart failure. Some patients opt for treatments that will increase their quality of life, but may not increase their lifespan. Read more.