HealthyHeart

This blog describes different places in your body you can get a blood clotting, and what symptoms might mean it's happening to you.

Few things in public health are controversial and often misunderstood such as cholesterol and how they are affected by the diet. Cholesterol is NOT the enemy.  

“Heart Attack” – the words seem so alarming but thanks to the medical advancements through which people survive the first cardiac incident and can go on to live a full and productive life.

Air pollution is the #InvisibleKiller for 25% of deaths globally from heart disease.

Everyone knows that soda is packed with sugar. But do you know how much exactly? Here's a small comparison.

Time & health - they are usually overlooked. We tend to take them for granted until one day we realize we reach the limit.

Sit all day at the office? You might want to rethink that. Long hours in the chair are bad for your health.

Coronary angioplasty and stents, understanding the procedure used to open clogged arteries.

What does an enlarged left atrium mean?

Surviving a heart attack - Know how to recognize the symptoms and what to do when every minute counts.

Sugar is a number one public enemy in nutrition and diseases these days. Hence cutting back added sugar is not at all a bad idea.

A variety of things can affect cholesterol levels. These are some things you can do to lower your cholesterol levels.

Healthy heart tip.

Research shows that being overweight or obese can increase your risk for hypertension, high cholesterol, heart attack, and heart failure.

When #Stress is excessive, it can contribute to everything from Brain to Heart.

If you have heart disease, taking your heart medications may seem complicated. Learn tips on how to avoid common pitfalls to prevent adverse side effects.