REVEALED: 27 - The Real Truth

Major gaps miss women's heart attack risk and symptoms

A global review led by an Australian cardiologist has revealed critical gaps in how heart attacks in women are diagnosed, with calls for new guidelines.

AAP · Feb 3

Doctors Warn: These 7 Snow-Shoveling Symptoms Could Signal a Heart Attack

Some of the symptoms of a heart attack include a cold sweat, shortness of breath, and fatigue. All of these things might also seem normal while you’re out shoveling snow. What is just another winter chore could turn deadly for some. The sudden strain of lifting heavy snow can spike…

Clever Dude · Feb 2

6 Silent Signs of Heart Inflammation Most People Ignore Until It’s Late

We are trained to look for the Hollywood heart attack: the clutching of the chest and the collapse. But the heart has quieter ways of failing, specifically when it comes to inflammation. Conditions like myocarditis (inflammation of the heart muscle) and pericarditis (inflammation of the lining) often start with a…

Budget and the Bees · Feb 2

7 Health Signals Easy to Ignore Until They Aren’t

Most of us are guilty of brushing off small discomforts. I’m not any better than the next guy. I’ll avoid the doctor at all costs, blaming fatigue on a busy week or chalking up a headache to dehydration. However, some of these seemingly minor issues are actually early health signals…

Clever Dude · Jan 30

Here’s the best time to drink coffee for heart health and longevity, according to new research

Here's what new research has to say about the best time of day to drink coffee.

Tom’s Guide · Jan 29

Heart Attacks Don’t Start With Pain, Doctors Reveal What Comes First

Heart attacks rarely look dramatic, and that is what makes them dangerous. Based on cardiologist insights and real patient experiences, most heart attacks begin with subtle signs that feel ordinary. Common early symptoms include chest pressure, unexplained fatigue, breathlessness, or discomfort spreading to the arm, jaw, or back. Medical experts…

MyLifeXP · Jan 29

5 Reasons Why “Night Owls” Face a Higher Risk for Heart Disease

We often wear our “night owl” status like a badge of creativity. We thrive in the quiet hours after midnight. But new research released this week suggests that our internal clocks might be ticking against our tickers.

Budget and the Bees · Jan 28

The age you start smoking which could double the risk of heart attack

A South Korean study suggests when you start smoking matters more than how long you smoke

Evening Standard · Jan 28

Calls for heart disease clinics to be rolled out NHS-wide to address ethnic disparity in treatment

Pilot of rapid access valve assessment clinics in England indicates success in closing healthcare inequality gap

The Guardian - UK · Jan 28

Sleep Apnea and Snoring: Hidden Health Risks That Can Damage Your Heart and Sleep

Sleep apnea symptoms go beyond snoring. Learn how breathing pauses affect the heart, brain, and health, plus diagnosis and treatment options.

Medical Daily · Jan 28