Heart Disease
Find out what to expect when someone is diagnosed with heart disease, the link between heart disease and depression, and how to cut heart disease risk in half. Plus: Get answers to frequently asked questions about heart disease--or ask your own question.
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Heart disease is the number one killer of women -- and it can be prevented. Discover 5 things you should know (and tell 5 friends).
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Once you get heart disease, it's a lifelong disease -- take a moment now to find out what you can do to prevent it.
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Diet plays at least as big role as genetics in preventing -- even reversing -- heart disease. Know 8 foods that top the list of heart-healthy snacks.
More About Heart Disease
Articles
- Healthy Beverages
- Heart Health
- What to Expect When Someone With Heart Disease Has Coronary Angioplasty and Stenting
- Coronary Bypass Recovery: What to Expect
- 5 Ways to Connect With Other Heart Disease Caregivers
- Overview: How to Help Your Loved One Manage Heart Failure
- The New Wave of Medical Tests That Could Save Your Life
- One Cheap, All-In-One Pill Could Cut Heart Disease Risk in Half
- The Link Between Depression and Heart Disease
- Arrhythmia
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Questions
- Will Dad be recovering from heart failure?
- What's the Difference Between Angina, Coronary Artery Disease, and Heart Disease?
- Can I give my 85 year old mother supplements with her medication for CHF?
- Do you have any healthy recipe suggestions for a stroke patient?
- What is the average life expectancy for a heart disease patient after a bypass surgery?
- What are the non-surgical options for 100% heart blockage on one side of heart?
- Is Discomfort After Angioplasty Normal?
- How can I help boost my mother's mood after her bypass surgery for heart disease?
- Is aspirin necessary to treat heart disease?
- Is it normal to feel tightness, aches, and pains after a heart attack?
- Read more questions about Heart Disease…
Community
- Why Are Men At Greater Risk Of Heart Attack?
- He's nearing the end and he's having nightmares - how can I help?
- My brother needs, but is angry about accepting help. What can I do for him?
- I feel like Dad should have more tests done, but the doctors say "no". Help!
- The National Alliance for Caregiving is seeking family caregivers of veterans for a new study
- Husband's CHF has changed his personality and I'm so upset!
