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• AHA: Marijuana, Cocaine May Play Role in Young Americans' Rising Stroke Rate
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• AHA: Why More People Don't Call 911 When Stroke Symptoms Hit
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• American Indians May Have Higher Odds for A-Fib
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• An Afternoon Nap May Lower Your Blood Pressure
• An Upbeat Attitude Might Help Prevent 2nd Stroke
• Another Opioid Scourge: Infection-Related Strokes
• Another Use for Beta Blockers? Curbing A-fib
• 'Antibiotic Envelopes' Could Cut Infections After Pacemaker Implant
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• Artificial Intelligence Uses ECGs to Predict A-Fib Risk
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• Bad Info May Be Scaring Patients Away From Heart-Healthy Statins
• Be Prepared to Take FAST Action If You Suspect a Stroke
• Bedtime May Be Best Time for Blood Pressure Meds
• Bigger Waistlines a Threat to Women's Health, Even Without Obesity
• Black Patients May Not Gain Heart Benefit From Low-Dose Aspirin
• Black Women in the U.S. Still Missing Out on Heart Care
• Blood Banks Could Help Screen for Hereditary High Cholesterol
• Blood Test to Diagnose Heart Attacks May Not Be Foolproof
• Blood Thinning Drug May Be Safer Option Against Recurrent Stroke
• Brain Bleed Risk Puts Safety of Low-Dose Aspirin in Doubt
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• Breastfeeding Brings a Heart Bonus for Mom
• 'Burnout' Could Raise Your Odds for A-fib
• Bystanders Key to Cutting Cardiac Arrest Deaths
• Can a Broken Heart Contribute to Cancer?
• Can Major Surgeries Cause a Long-Term 'Brain Drain'?
• Cancer Risk May Rise After Heart Attack
• Cardiologist Groups Say Newer Blood Thinners Best Against A-Fib
• Caring Doctors Can Be Life-Changing for Diabetic Patients
• Certain Blood Pressure Meds Tied to Suicide Risk in Study
• Childhood Cancer Survivors Struggle With Heart Troubles
• Cleaner Teeth, Healthier Heart?
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• Clots in Space: Astronaut's Blocked Vein Brings Medical Insight
• Cluster of Unhealthy Risk Factors Could Raise Odds of Recurrent Blood Clots
• Coming Soon: Battery-Free Pacemakers Powered by the Heart?
• Common Diabetes Drug May Also Shield Kidneys, Heart
• Control Your Blood Pressure to Head Off Serious Health Problems
• Cooling Cardiac Arrest Patients May Mean Better Long-Term Brain Function
• Could AI Beat Radiologists at Spotting Bleeds in the Brain?
• Could Daily Low-Dose Aspirin Still Help Some People?
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• Dance Your Way to Better Health
• Dementia May Strike Differently, Depending on Race
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• Depression, Anxiety Can Dampen Efforts to Recover From a Heart Attack
• Diabetes Raises Heart Failure Risk More in Women Than Men
• Diabetes Tougher on Women's Hearts
• Diet for Blood Pressure May Also Reduce Heart Failure Risk
• Dirty Air Kills 30,000 Americans Each Year
• Dirty Air Tied to Raised Risk of Strokes, Shorter Lives
• Do You Know the 5 Symptoms of a Heart Attack? Many Don't
• Do You Take Warfarin? Time of Day Might Not Matter
• Do Your Heart a Favor: Bike, Walk to Work
• Docs Back Away From Low-Dose Aspirin for Heart Attack Prevention
• Does Informed Consent Before Heart Procedure Actually Inform?
• Does Parents' Smoking Raise Future Heart Risks for Kids?
• Does PTSD Really Harm Veterans' Hearts?
• Don't Want a 2nd Heart Attack? Lose the Belly Fat
• 'Double-Edged Sword': Lung Cancer Radiation Rx May Raise Heart Attack Risk
• 'Dramatic Increase' Seen in U.S. Deaths From Heart Failure
• Eating More Red Meat May Shorten Your Life
• Especially in the Young, Cholesterol Is No Friend to the Heart
• Even 25 Cups of Coffee a Day May Be OK for Your Arteries: Study
• Even a Drink a Day Might Raise Your Blood Pressure
• Even Housework, Gardening Can Help an Older Woman's Heart
• Even Small Improvements in Cholesterol, Blood Pressure Help Prevent Heart Attack
• Evening Meals Could Harm the Female Heart, Study Shows
• Everyday 'Triggers' May Bring on A-Fib Episodes, Study Finds
• Evidence Builds That Optimism Might Lengthen Your Life
• Exercise May Be of Extra Benefit to People With Heart Disease
• Exercise Might Guard Against Heart Damage of Chemo
• Experimental Blood Thinner May Help Prevent Stroke, Without the Bleeding Risk
• 'Extreme' Exercise No Danger to Middle-Aged Hearts: Study
• Fasting Diet Could Benefit Heart Health: Study
• Fatal Medical Emergencies on the Rise Worldwide: Study
• Fertility Treatment Tied to Deadly Heart Problem in Pregnancy: Study
• Fewer Childhood Cancer Survivors Getting Hit by Heart Troubles
• Fish Oil Is Good Medicine for Heart Failure
• Fish Oil Supplements May Do Your Heart Good
• Fitness in Middle Age Cuts Men's Odds for COPD Later
• Flu May Up the Odds of Stroke, Neck Artery Tears
• For Heart Patients, CPAP Treatment May Ease Depression: Study
• For Kids With Genetic Condition, Statins May Be Lifesavers
• For Men, Living Alone May Mean Poorer Control of Blood-Thinning Meds
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• For Older Adults, More Exercise Lowers Heart Disease Risk
• For People With Heart Failure, Loneliness Can Mean Worse Care
• For Seniors, 'Silent Strokes' Are Common Post-Surgery Threat: Study
• Forget Fasting Before That Cholesterol Test
• Former NFL Players Have Higher Odds for Dangerous A-Fib
• Frequent Pot Smokers Face Twice the Odds for Stroke
• Gene Test Might Someday Gauge Your Cardiac Arrest Risk
• Gene Test Might Someday Gauge Your Heart Attack Risk
• Going Vegetarian Good for Your Heart, But May Up Stroke Risk
• Good Blood Pressure, Blood Sugar Levels Can Prevent 'Heart Block'
• Got High Blood Pressure? Get Your Flu Shot
• Guys, Can You Do 40 Push-Ups? Heart-Healthy Life May Be Yours
• Have Heart Disease? Exercise Will Help at Any Age
• Having HIV May Heighten Stroke Risk
• He Ate a 'Pot Lollipop' -- and a Heart Attack Soon Followed
• Health Tip: Caregiving After Stroke
• Health Tip: Controllable Stroke Risk Factors
• Health Tip: Heart Attack Symptoms in Women
• Health Tip: Heart-Smart Approaches to Relationship Stress
• Health Tip: Lowering Your Resting Heart Rate
• Health Tip: Make Snow Days Heart-Safe
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• Health Tip: Stroke Warning Signs
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• Health Tip: Understanding Omega-3 Fatty Acids
• Heart Attack Can Be More Lethal If Symptoms Are More Gradual
• Heart Attacks Rising Among Younger Women
• Heart Attacks Striking More Young Adults
• Heart Care Guidelines Rarely Backed by Top-Notch Science
• Heart Cells Change During Spaceflight
• Heart Disease Is Lasting Threat to Breast Cancer Survivors
• Heart Disease May Up Risk of Kidney Failure
• Heart Disease Took Big Toll in Counties Hardest Hit by Recession
• Heart Failure Hospitalizations Spike When Flu Season Peaks
• Heart Patients Pay the Price When Nearby Pharmacy Closes
• Heart Risks in Your Genes? Be Sure to Get Your Zzzs
• Heart Risks Vary Among Asian-Americans
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• Heart Transplants From Donors With Hepatitis C May Be Safe: Study
• Heart-Breaking News for Egg Lovers
• Heartburn Drugs Again Tied to Fatal Risks
• Heart-Healthy Habits Good For Your Brain
• Heavier People May Be More Likely to Survive a Stroke
• Heavy Exposure to Pesticides May Boost Stroke Risk
• Heavy Teen Boys May Face Higher Heart Disease Risk as Adults
• High Blood Pressure at Doctor's Office May Be More Dangerous Than Suspected
• High Blood Pressure During Pregnancy Tied to Future Heart Risks
• High Blood Pressure, 'Bad' Cholesterol Risky for Young, Too
• High Testosterone Levels Are Bad News for the Heart
• Highly Processed Diets Tied to Heart Disease, Earlier Death
• HIV Patients More Likely to Have Heart Troubles, But Less Access to Care
• Hookah Smoke Can Contain More Toxins Than Cigarettes, Experts Warn
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• Hot Water Soak May Help Ease Poor Leg Circulation
• 'Hot' Yoga, Hula Dance Your Way to Healthy Blood Pressure
• How Does Early Menopause Affect a Woman's Heart?
• How Does Meth Trigger Heart Disease? New Research Offers Clues
• How Many Fruits and Veggies Do You Really Need?
• How Much Coffee Is Too Much?
• How Sleep Woes May Strain Your Heart
• How to Create a Diet That Lowers Your Cholesterol
• How to Fight Hidden Causes of Inflammation
• How You Can Be Overfat Without Being Overweight
• HRT Could Benefit Younger Women After Hysterectomy
• Hurricane Dorian Can Wreak Havoc on Heart Health
• Infections, Especially UTIs, May Be Triggers for Strokes
• In-Hospital Cardiac Arrests May Be a 'Major Public Health Problem'
• Insecticides Tied to Heart Disease Deaths
• Insomnia May Be in Your Genes
• Intense Gaming Can Trigger Irregular Heartbeat, Fainting in Some Players
• Irregular Periods, Shorter Life Span?
• Is Green Tea a Fad or a Real Health Boost?
• Is It Heartburn or Something Else?
• Is Pot Use a Heart Risk After Surgery?
• Is That Statin Doing You Any Good?
• Israeli Team Announces First 3D-Printed Heart Using Human Cells
• It’s Personal: New Guidelines Recommend Customizing Cholesterol Treatment Plans
• Just 2 Weeks on the Couch Starts to Damage Your Body
• Just 30 Minutes of Light Exercise a Week May Keep Deadly Stroke at Bay
• Just 300 Fewer Calories a Day Brings a Health Benefit
• Lab-Grown Blood Vessels Could Be Big Medical Advance
• Ladies: Take Care of Your Heart at Every Age
• Language Barriers May Mean Repeat Visits to the Hospital
• Layer Up During the Polar Vortex
• Lifestyle May Matter More Than Your Genes in Early Heart Disease
• Long Work Hours Tied to Higher Odds for Stroke
• Long-Term Antibiotic Use May Up Women's Odds for Heart Trouble
• Lots of Overtime Could Send Your Blood Pressure Soaring
• Low Levels of Key Blood Cells Could Signal Higher Death Risk
• Low-Carb Diets Linked to Higher Odds for A-Fib
• Low-Dose Aspirin Doesn't Prolong Survival in Prostate Cancer
• Lung Cancer Screening Can Detect Other Smoking Ills
• Make a Healthy Game Plan for Super Bowl Partying
• Many Cardiologists Ill-Equipped to Treat Heart Disease in Cancer Survivors
• Many Feel 'Frozen' When Heart Attack Strikes
• Many Heart Failure Patients Might Safely Reduce Use of Diuretics
• Many Pregnancy-Related Maternal Deaths Occur Months After Delivery: CDC
• Many Women With Heart Disease Falling Short on Exercise
• Meds for Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Help the Heart -- But Maybe Not the Mind
• Mental Ills May Put Veterans at Higher Odds for Heart Trouble
• Mick Jagger in Recovery After Heart Valve Procedure
• Midlife Diabetes Can Really Raise Your Odds for Stroke Years Later
• Mind-Reading Tech Could Bring 'Synthetic Speech' to Brain-Damaged Patients
• 'Mobile Stroke Units' Help Rush Treatment to Patients
• Mom-to-Be's Diabetes May Up Odds of Heart Disease in Her Kids
• More Americans Are Eating Whole Grains, But Intake Still Too Low
• More Complication Risks With C-Section Than Vaginal Delivery
• More Education Could Mean Less Heart Disease
• More Evidence Fried Food Ups Heart Disease, Stroke Risk
• More Hot Flashes Could Mean Higher Odds for Heart Trouble
• More Patients With Heart Disease Die at Home Than in Hospital
• More Reasons to Follow the Mediterranean Diet
• More Smoking, Heart Woes Boost Native Americans' Stroke Risk
• Most Docs Don't Know Hair Care Is a Barrier to Exercise for Black Women
• Most Long-Term Breast Cancer Survivors Die From Other Causes
• Most Widely Prescribed Blood Pressure Med Might Not Be Best Option: Study
• Move More, Live Longer
• Muscle in Middle Age Might Help Men's Hearts Later
• Nerve Stimulation May Help Curb Stroke Damage
• New Drug Could Help Those With Tough-to-Treat Cholesterol
• New Evidence That Veggies Beat Steak for Heart Health
• New Heart Attack Treatment Shows Promise in Pig Study
• New Theory Sheds Light on Leonardo da Vinci's Artistic Decline
• Newborn Heart Problems Surged After Fukushima Nuke Disaster: Study
• NFL Players' Enlarged Hearts May Harm Health for Decades
• No Amount of Running Is Too Hard on Your Heart
• 'No Quick Fix' for A-Fib, But Cardiologist Says You Can Help Prevent It
• Not All Heart Failure Patients Get Same Level of Care, Study Finds
• Obese Teen Boys More Prone to Heart Attacks in Middle Age
• Obesity a Heartbreaker for Kids
• Obesity Might Weaken Some Drugs' Effectiveness Against AFib
• Occasional Naps Do a Heart Good, Swiss Study Finds
• One Gene Change 2 Million Years Ago Left Humans Vulnerable to Heart Attack
• One Way to Help Ease A-Fib: Give Up Drinking
• One-Third of Heart Patients Skip Their Flu Shot
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• Overweight Kids Are at Risk for High Blood Pressure
• Patient Catches on Fire During Heart Surgery
• Patients With Primary Care Docs May Get Better Health Care
• Plants on Your Plate Will Protect Your Heart
• Poor Circulation in Legs? Statin Meds Can Keep You Living Longer
• Poor Health Compounds Loneliness in Seniors
• Pot Use Appears to Change Structure of Your Heart: Study
• Poverty Makes Heart Failure Even More Lethal, Study Shows
• Prepared Bystanders Save Lives When Cardiac Arrest Strikes
• Pros, Cons to Multiple Meds for Nursing Home Residents
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• Psoriasis Meds Might Help Fight Heart Trouble, Too
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• Racial Bias Seen in Heart Transplants
• Radiation Rx Might Ease a Dangerous Irregular Heart Beat
• Recipe for a Healthy Heart: Big Breakfasts, Less TV
• Rekindling Your Sex Life After a Heart Attack
• Rethinking Blood Pressure Readings
• Rising Obesity Rates Undermining Strides Made Against Heart Disease
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• Run for Your Life, New Study Recommends
• Running the Numbers on High Blood Pressure
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• Seek Help Fast If You Have Heart Attack Symptoms on Vacation
• 'Self-Silencing' Can Be Potentially Deadly for Women
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• Shift Work Is Tough on Workers' Hearts, Study Shows
• Should You Get Pills or Surgery for A-Fib?
• Should You Take a Daily Aspirin to Protect Your Heart?
• Simple CPR Doubles Survival Odds
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• Ski Your Way to a Healthier Aging Brain
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• Sleepless Nights Could Raise Heart Risks
• Small Fitness Gains Provide Big Heart Disease Protection: Study
• Smartphone App Gets Heart Patients to Follow Their Rx
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• Some Cities' Smog Can Ruin Your Vacation
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• Speed Stroke Recovery With Exercise
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• Strategies for Heading Off Heart Attacks
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• Study Refutes Notion That People on Warfarin Shouldn't Eat Leafy Greens
• Study Spots Ties Between Rheumatoid Arthritis, Other Diseases
• Study Ties Cancer-Causing HPV to Heart Disease, Too
• Study Urges Seniors to Get Moving to Live Longer
• Surgery Helps Babies Missing a Heart Chamber Survive, But Problems Linger
• Surprising Ways Owning a Dog Is Good for Your Health
• Take Steps to Prevent a Stroke
• Testosterone Supplements Double Men's Odds for Blood Clots: Study
• Testosterone Therapy May Threaten the Heart
• The 'Bottom' Blood Pressure Number Matters, Too
• Think Vaping Is Heathier for Your Heart Than Smoking? Think Again
• Three Tips for Getting Your Zzzzzz's
• Tight Diabetes Control Alone May Not Benefit the Heart Long-Term
• Timing of Meals Can Influence Heart Attack Recovery
• Tiny Self-Guided Robot Navigates Through the Heart
• Too Few Heart Patients Getting Good Results From Medicines Alone
• Tough Childhoods Can Leave a Lifetime of Harm, Experts Say
• Trying to Avoid a Second Stroke? Blood Pressure Control Is Key
• Trying to Conceive? Both Dad and Mom Should Give Up Drinking in Months Before
• TV Watching May Be Most Unhealthy Type of Sitting: Study
• U.S. Heart Failure Rates Are Rising, Especially for Black Adults
• U.S. Minorities' Recent Health Gains May Be Slowing
• Ultra-Processed Foods May Fast Track You to Heart Trouble
• Veggies, Fruits and Grains Keep Your Heart Pumping
• Vitamin D Supplements May Not Help Your Heart
• Walking Pace May Signal If Stroke Patients Can Return to Work
• Walking, Not Riding, Boosts Health in Golfers With Knee Woes
• Walnuts, Almonds Help the Hearts of Those With Type 2 Diabetes
• Want a Long, Healthy Old Age? A Healthy Middle Age Helps
• Want to Turn Back the Aging Clock? Train for a Marathon
• Weight-Loss Surgery a Boon for the Heart
• Weight-Loss Surgery Boosts Success of Procedure to Fix A-Fib
• Weight-Loss Surgery Drops Heart Disease, Death Risk for Diabetics
• What If You Were Your Own Blood Donor for Surgery?
• What Kind of Drinking Can Trigger A-Fib?
• When a Chronic Disease Runs in Your Family
• When Does Heart Health Return to Normal After Quitting Smoking?
• When it Comes to Diet, Not All Plants Are Created Equal
• When the Weather Heats Up, Stay Cool for Your Heart
• Where a Woman's Fat Lies Hints at Future Heart Troubles
• Why Are Cardiac Arrests More Deadly on Weekends?
• Why Diet Sodas Aren't the Answer for Your Sugary Drink Cravings
• Why More Patients Are Surviving an Aneurysm
• Window for Safe Use of Clot-Buster Widens for Stroke Patients
• Winter Baby? Summer Baby? Birth Season Might Affect Heart Health
• Wintertime Smog Tied to Rise in Heart Procedures
• Women in Cardiac Arrest Less Likely to Receive Help, Study Finds
• Women, Listen Up: New Warnings About Heart Attack Symptoms
• Women's Blood Pressure Rises Earlier, Faster Than Men's
• Work Stress, Poor Sleep, High Blood Pressure a Deadly Trio
• You Can Cut Your Odds for an Aortic Aneurysm
• You Won't Get Sued If You Do CPR, Review Suggests
• Young Female Smokers at Especially High Heart Risk
• Your Apple Watch Might Help Spot a Dangerous Irregular Heartbeat
• Your Dog May Be Leading You to a Healthier Heart
• Your Furry Best Friend Might Extend Your Life
• 'Yo-Yo' Blood Pressure Numbers in Youth a Bad Sign for Health Later
• 'Zap' Ear Clip May Ease A-Fib