American Heart Association
By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS
After her third child was born, Golda Black complained to her doctors about a persistent cough while lying down, along with fatigue, dizziness and chest pains.
As she looked for possible explanations online, heart failure kept appearing in her results.
“My husband thought I was being ridiculous […]
By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS
’Tis the season for last-minute holiday shopping to generate anxiety – over whether presents will arrive on time and how much money is being spent – and the headaches over guests and travel.
But a new study hints that people with heart disease, particularly women, should […]
By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS
Meredith Gorham was finally relaxing after a busy, hot day of running around on July 17, 2009. But when she tried to stand up from the couch, she suddenly collapsed.
Her shocked husband, Chris, tried to help her up. But after realizing she was unable to […]
By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS
On the first Christmas after she suffered a major stroke, Chris Richards was determined to craft her traditional family celebration at their home in Laramie, Wyoming, rising at 5 a.m. for a day of baking, cooking and wrapping presents.
“I was trying to prove I could […]
By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS
Lea en español
Hispanic-Americans are less likely to seek health screenings or preventive care compared with their black and white peers, according to a new survey that provides a detailed and ongoing assessment of the Hispanic community’s attitudes toward health care.
The Healthy Americas Survey, released Tuesday […]
By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS
ANAHEIM, California — Doctors have known for some time that high blood pressure during pregnancy puts women at higher risk for cardiovascular disease later in life. Now, a new study shows these women — particularly Asians and Pacific Islanders — are more likely to be […]
By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS
ANAHEIM, California — Using the weekend to catch up on sleep may not be good for heart health, a new study suggests.
The study, presented Tuesday at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions, included more than 21,000 older female health care professionals without a history of […]
By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS
Women are less likely than men to receive bystander CPR in public and far more likely to die afterward, according to a new study.
Researchers analyzed 19,331 cardiac events that occurred between 2011 and 2015 and released their preliminary results Saturday at American Heart Association’s Scientific […]
By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS
High school teacher Debra North constantly felt worn out in the days leading up to spring break.
Then one day during lunch, she felt numbness in her right arm and pressure on her chest. She was planning to finish the day, but school officials called an […]
By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS
Exercising more and at a higher intensity could dramatically lower the risk of death in older women, a new study shows.
The study, published Monday in Circulation, is one of the first to investigate physical activity — measured using a wearable device called a triaxial accelerometer — and a […]
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery
Gallery