High blood pressure affected over 95% of heart attack patients in a recent study involving millions of people.

Here’s who should be concerned, plus what to do instead.

Snow shoveling counts as intense exercise, which can be dangerous if you're sedentary and have certain health conditions.

Snow shoveling creates hidden heart strain similar to cardiac stress tests. Learn safer techniques and warning signs to ...

ALMOST everyone who suffers a heart attack, stroke or heart failure shows warning signs well before their first event, a ...

The frigid temperatures expected across much of the country in the coming days may pose significant health risks for those ...

The American Heart Association warns that shoveling heavy snow increases the risk of sudden cardiac arrest for many people. A study published in 2011 found nearly 200,000 U.S. residents were treated ...

New research suggests that even slightly high blood pressure in your 30s may raise the risk of a heart attack or stroke later in life. The study by University College London (UCL) of more than 450 ...

Major study reveals that nearly 100 percent of the people of who suffer from heart attacks or strokes show these early ...

A simple daily habit, brisk walking for just 30 minutes, can significantly lower the risk of heart attacks. A senior Indian cardiologist explains why walking remains the most underrated heart medicine ...

Heart attacks aren't random. Discover the 4 key controllable risk factors: high BP, cholesterol, sugar & smoking. Take ...