Panic Attack or Heart Attack? Here’s How to Tell the Difference Posted on February 19, 2021HealthDay News A heart attack and a panic attack share many similar symptoms, so it’s crucial to determine which one ... Read more
AHA News: Lower Your Sodium, and Blood Pressure Will Follow Posted on February 16, 2021American Heart Association News Reducing sodium intake by any amount can lower blood pressure over the long term – and may benefit ... Read more
Do Fish Oil Supplements Help Heart Attack Patients? Posted on March 15, 2017American Heart Association News Omega-3 fish oil supplements may slightly lower the risk of dying after heart failure or a recent heart ... Read more
Heart Failure Projected To Increase Dramatically Posted on January 26, 2017American Heart Association News The number of people diagnosed with heart failure is increasing and projected to rise by 46 percent by ... Read more
Can You Die From A Broken Heart? Posted on December 29, 2016Paola Cabrera The recent passing of Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds shocked the world and made us think about how ... Read more
One in Three Women Are Dying From Heart Disease Posted on February 4, 2016Ivette Sandoval Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death for Hispanic women; killing nearly 21,000 and unfortunately, only 34% of ... Read more
Winter Heart Attacks| Are You At Risk? Posted on January 7, 2016Sebastian Romero Winter has been surprisingly mild in some parts of the country, but even though we haven’t seen as ... Read more
The Damaging Effects of Alcohol to Your Body Posted on June 22, 2015Paola Cabrera It’s summer and barbecue season is finally here. One of the things that we enjoy with our juicy ... Read more
Heart Attack Symptoms in Women Posted on June 3, 2015Sasha Rodriguez We don’t like to generalize, but many times women put their children and husband’s well-being ahead of their ... Read more
An Aspirin a Day Does Not Reduce the Risk of a Heart Attack Posted on February 4, 2015Ivette Sandoval Heart disease is known as the silent killer in the U.S. It’s the number 1 cause of death ... Read more