Heart attack risk increases with age, but that doesn’t mean that younger people are immune to heart attacks and the effects of heart disease. Check out this informative article from CNN … Read more
Heart disease is the number one cause of death in women although many women continue to think of heart disease as a man’s disease. Women’s heart attack symptoms can also be … Read more
This week Comedian Rosie O’Donnell revealed that she experienced a heart attack. This is an important reminder that women’s heart attack symptoms can differ from men. Click here for a … Read more
Dodge the leading killer of both men and women – heart disease. Men’s Health offers advice on how to Save Your Heart In 5 Steps. Check out this article to … Read more
February is Heart Month, so commit (or recommit) to a heart healthy lifestyle today! We have included a few tips below to help you on your journey. Engage in regular moderate … Read more
Heart disease is the #1 killer of both men AND women in the US. New York Jets player Mark Sanchez helps spread the word that women’s heart attack symptoms can … Read more
Check out this great article by the American Heart Association on the Top 10 Myths About Cardiovascular Disease. When you are finished reading, please link to this blog post or repost … Read more
February is Heart Health Awareness Month, and we here at The Heart Foundation encourage you to take advantage of this special time to make or renew your commitment to a … Read more
Please note that these surveys do not guarantee accurate results nor are they a replacement for professional medical evaluation, advice, diagnosis or treatment.
Check out the following surveys to test your heart attack risk and knowledge of what to do in case of heart attack.
Check out the following article which features input from Dr. P.K. Shah which was published in the Los Angeles Times about the role HDL, also called good cholesterol, plays in heart health.
