Heart, Vascular and Thoracic Institute
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30 Aug 2020
The Female Heart: 10 Interesting Facts
Heart disease isn’t just a concern for men, it’s a critical health issue for women, too. Coronary heart disease is the leading cause of death among women.
30 Aug 2020
20 Amazing Facts About Your Heart (Infographic)
You probably don't give much thought to your heart. It beats away, day in and day out, carrying out the vital task of pumping blood to all of your organs.
30 Aug 2020
Fats – Healthy or Harmful to the Heart?
It is important to understand that eating fat doesn’t necessarily make you gain weight. In fact, you need certain types of fats to survive and be healthy.
30 Aug 2020
Women and Heart Attacks: What You Need to Know
Men’s & women’s hearts may look the same, but there are some very significant differences. A woman’s heart is usually smaller, pumps faster, and ejects less blood.
30 Aug 2020
Cardiovascular Disease: 5 Symptoms Not to Ignore (Infographic)
Cardiovascular diseases refers to a group of disorders of the heart & blood vessels, which includes conditions like coronary & congenital heart diseases.
30 Aug 2020
Could I Benefit From Minimally Invasive Vascular Surgery?
Some of the most important factors contributing to the development of heart disease are lifestyle decisions such as lack of exercise and a diet high in sugar.
30 Aug 2020
Arrhythmias: Irregular Heartbeats You Should Know About
When people are really excited or nervous they often say that their heart fluttered or skipped a beat. Arrhythmias are problems with the rate or rhythm of heartbeat.
30 Aug 2020
Is Your Body Mass Index Affecting Your Heart Health? (Infographic)
Learn more how to calculate your body mass index (BMI) and know if your score is in a healthy range.
30 Aug 2020
Listen to your Heart: Recognize the Signs of a Heart Attack
It is important to know the early warning signs of a heart attack. Some people notice changes in their body for up to a month before having a heart attack.