Heart & Vascular Health: Symptoms
Emergency: Mouth-to-Mouth vs. Chest Compressions
01/11/08, Johns Hopkins UniversityIf someone suffers from a cardiac arrest in your presence, you may be able to save that person's life and preserve their brain function by rapidly…
Vitamin D and Your Heart Attack Risk
06/24/08, Johns Hopkins UniversityIf heart attack is your main concern, low vitamin D is a relatively minor issue and you'll benefit most by concentrating your efforts on controlling…
Palpitations: What's That Fluttering Feeling?
07/11/08, Johns Hopkins UniversityIf you feel the occasional palpitation, should you rush to the emergency department right away? Not at all. Most people experience normal arrhythmias…
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Should You Be Screened for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm?
10/30/08, Johns Hopkins UniversityAn aortic aneurysm is a local enlargement or bulge in the aorta, the body's largest artery.
Assessing Your Heart Attack and Stroke Risk
09/07/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityAre there accurate ways to predict the likelihood that you will have, or die from, a heart attack or stroke in the near future?
Should You Have an Exercise Stress Test?
10/06/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityShould a healthy person with no risk factors or symptoms of heart disease get an exercise stress test? It depends.
Why You Should Care About Oxidative Stress
09/11/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityDuring metabolism - the process of converting food to energy - the body is constantly forming chemically reactive substances called free radicals.
When Your Kids Have High Cholesterol
09/08/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityDid you know that even children have been found to have atherosclerosis?
Risk Factors Dictate Suggested Cholesterol Levels
08/04/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityRisk factors for heart disease, some of which are modifiable, are cigarette smoking, low HDL cholesterol, high blood pressure, and a family history of…
Heart Attacks Increase During Pregnancy
06/02/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityPregnant women and their families need to pay attention to symptoms suggestive of a heart attack in order to get swift and proper treatment.
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