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You can die of 'broken heart syndrome'
A recent study shows that the risk of dying suddenly from a cardiac arrest is 16 times higher the day after losing a spouse.
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Personalized medicine: coming soon to a clinic near you
In "The Creative Destruction of Medicine,'' Eric Topol, a cardiologist and geneticist at Scripps Health and Scripps Research Institute in San Diego, argues that we are on the brink of a revolutionary transformation in which recent technological and scientific advances will enable the personalization of medicine in ways that would have seemed like ... (more)
11 hrs ago | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Excela Health, in cooperation with the American Heart Association, is sponsoring a "Buzz on Women's Health," featuring presentations from the health concern's female cardiologists, at 11:30 a.m. Feb.
Keep Your Heart Healthy on Valentine's Day
Hearts are a ubiquitous symbol of love on Valentine's Day, but Americans rarely take Feb.
Babysitting classes are planned in Eaton Rapids
Eaton Rapids Medical Center welcomes babysitting instructor Charlene Hamilton from Cardio Pulmonary Resource Center, Inc.
Hope for families when child's heart is broken
Two disappear into his chest; another goes inside his mouth. The rest weave a spider web around Rodney, who is 6 days old.
Awareness, action key to keeping heart strong
Marilyn Ponser, of Newark, practices CPR during a class Feb. 4 at Licking Memorial Hospital.
Women and heart disease: Take steps to reduce risk, know the subtle signs, demand the right tests
Dr. Lynne Perry-Bottinger, a cardiologist based in New Rochelle, says women must advocate for themselves to receive the tests they need to diagnose a heart condition - and not accept that their symptoms are caused by panic attacks or other emotional or hormonal distress.
When I try to do a cozy dinner for two to celebrate Valentine's Day, I get slammed with email about using garlic and onions.
You might think all that time spent sitting at your desk is helping you to get ahead in your career.
Bypass survivor celebrates Heart Health Month
Volunteer Mary Rodriguez with her doctors, cardiologist, Dr. Sudhaker Nayak, left, and Dr.
Englewood Hospital Wine Tasting Photo
The Northern National Coalition of 100 Black Women Inc held its annual wine tasting event in the Ferolie Gallery at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center on February 3rd.
Thanks to the urging of her children, the 73-year-old came to Covenant Medical Center in Waterloo to meet with a cardiologist they saw in a health story we aired on TV.
Broken heart syndrome a rare threat to women
Delilah Teague survived a broken heart five years ago.It happened after a routine gallbladder procedure.The surgery went well.
'WomenHeart' Champions Raise Awareness About Heart Disease
STUDIO CITY - Alisa Becket and Amanda Daniels recently became "WomenHeart" Champions after graduating from the prestigious annual WomenHeart Science & Leadership Symposium at Mayo Clinic.
Ellington: Signs and Symptoms Of A Pre-Heart Attack
Joseph Mitchel, a cardiologist associated with Johnson Memorial Hospital , will present a lecture entitled "Signs and Symptoms of a Pre-Heart Attack" on Thursday, Feb.
A metaphorical broken heart can cause symptoms that resemble a heart attack.
On Valentine's Day, people who have been unlucky in love will be said to suffer from a "broken heart." It turns out that a broken heart is an actual medical condition.
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