New CKM Syndrome Impacts 90% of U.S. Adults, Awareness Lags
Nearly 90 percent of American adults are living with a health condition that significantly increases their risk of heart failure, yet most of them are unaware of it. The American…
New Research Links Coffee Consumption to AFib Risks at AHA Meeting
Recent findings presented at the American Heart Association (AHA) scientific sessions in New Orleans have sparked discussions about the possible association between coffee consumption and the risk of developing atrial…
New Research Links Coffee and Sunshine to Heart Health Insights
The latest findings presented at the American Heart Association’s scientific sessions in New Orleans highlight intriguing connections between coffee consumption, sunshine exposure, and atrial fibrillation (AFib). These studies shed light…
New Guidelines Aim to Combat High Blood Pressure in Millions
New guidelines for managing high blood pressure could significantly impact the health of millions of Americans. This condition, often referred to as a “silent killer,” affects nearly half of the…
Heart Attack Deaths Plummet, But Other Cardiovascular Risks Surge
ATLANTA — Heart disease remains the leading cause of death globally, yet a new study reveals a significant decline in heart disease mortality rates among American adults aged 25 and…
Utah Leads Nation in Rapid Stroke Treatment
MURRAY – Ann Itchon vividly recalls the night her husband, Ted, suffered a stroke, and the swift actions that followed saved his life. Immediate Impact of Quick Medical Response On…