If a man experiences symptoms of erectile difficulty, this could well be a signal indicating the presence of early but asymptomatic heart disease.

Jul 25, 2008 - Sanjiva Wijesinha

There are now at least five proven risk factors for a heart attack not routinely tested for. This guide explains the extra tests you could ask for to help prevent one.

Jul 22, 2009 - Michael Jolliffe

Coronary artery disease (CAD) is one of several cardiovascular disorders. Knowing and controlling the risk factors of CAD is the best way to prevent a heart attack.

Feb 14, 2010 - Mary Ann George

Do you know how to recognize the symptoms of a heart attack or stroke, and do you know what to do? Treating and preventing heart disease will save lives.

Oct 30, 2010 - Tamara Laschinsky

Up to one day after a heavy meal, those with coronary artery disease or high cholesterol levels are at risk for heart attack.

Jan 16, 2010 - C. Marie

Shoveling snow is a strenuous activity that should not be taken lightly. Persons with high cholesterol should be extremely cautious if they must shovel snow.

Jan 10, 2010 - C. Marie

Panic Attack or Heart Attack: You 're experiencing chest pain, shortness of breath, rapid pounding heartbeats, sweating, and a feeling of impending doom. You're a mess.

Feb 2, 2007 - Lois Trader

It's a little-known fact that more women than men die of heart disease each year in the US. Heart disease kills more American women than all forms of cancer combined.

Sep 23, 2008 - Darlene Norris

Eight foods to eat, eight weeks to gain health back, with the bonus addition of dark chocolate daily! Well researched. Lifestyle change and menus included.

Mar 6, 2011 - Paym Bergson

Until recently heart attack during pregnancy was almost unheard of. As more women over the age of 35 become pregnant, it is more common.

Sep 30, 2010 - Sheila Holloway

The symptoms of a heart attack may be prevented from manifesting when a lifestyle is radically changed to avoid heart attack causes and risk factors.

Mar 15, 2010 - Matthew Steel

Heart attack symptoms in women frequently look different than heart attack symptoms in men. Protect yourself by knowing the signs to watch out for.

Mar 1, 2008 - Debra L. Stang

Heart disease is the most common killer of both men and women. A heart attack can cause irreparable damage to the heart and the body. Here is what happens.

Mar 1, 2010 - Noreen Kassem

February is American Heart Month. Learn why heart disease is the leading cause of death in senior citizens, and what you can do to prevent it.

Feb 8, 2012 - Laurie Zinn

A study from researchers at the University of California at Berkley suggests women who go to the dentist have a reduced chance of cardiovascular illness.

Oct 3, 2010 - Marcus Hondro

New research shows that women who have had a miscarriage or stillbirth have a much higher risk of a heart attack later in life than women who have not.

Dec 2, 2010 - Brenda Lane

Women who eat healthy food, maintain normal weight, drink only moderate alcohol, are physically active, and do not smoke have a reduced risk of heart attack

May 21, 2010 - Sanjiva Wijesinha

Heart disease is one of the commonest killers today. This article advises how to increase the chances of survival if you have had a heart attack

Oct 5, 2011 - Sanjiva Wijesinha

Many men find that they begin to develop heart problems at a reasonably young age. What they may not realize is the relationship between heart dysfunction and sleep.

Apr 20, 2009 - Nelson Acquilano