See the differences between a healthy and not-so-healthy heart.
Understanding the contributing factors to heart disease is the first step toward addressing the problem.
Learn how a happy, healthy 68-year-old navigated a surprise diagnosis of congestive heart failure.
Learn what a "new normal" looks like after being diagnosed.
These common conditions sound similar—but they’re very different.
If you have one, you should watch out for the other. Here’s why.
Following the plan you create with your healthcare provider will help improve your quality of life.
Managing this condition isn’t always easy, but there are simple strategies you can use to tackle the obstacles.
Reduce your risk with these lifestyle changes.
Heart failure can’t be cured, but these healthy habits can help protect your ticker.
This common condition affects your blood vessels. While it can be dangerous, it’s also preventable.
Women may not recognize these symptoms as signs of a heart attack.
These could be clues that your heart isn’t pumping efficiently.
This common disease can hurt much more than your physical health.
Medication isn't the only way to improve your heart health.
These simple swaps can reduce your heart disease risk.
Sheila and Ed talk about the importance of strong support after diagnosis.
