That double-humped triangle that we immediately understand as a heart — or love — appeared as an ideogram stamped on coins as ...

Be aware that heart attacks don’t happen like they do in the movies.

Heart disease can sneak up on a person, something Dr. Jennifer Haythe sees as she treats patients dealing with the No. 1 killer of Americans. “You can have many risk factors for heart disease that is ...

The signs and symptoms of heart disease and heart attack may present differently in women than in men, and can be more subtle. Here, five women share their experiences with cardiovascular disease and ...

Northwell Health reports that women's heart health requires unique attention due to historical male bias in research affecting diagnosis and treatment.

"I told them I would be lying on the couch in the living room and to just come on in. They told me at the hospital that it ...

The morning after my mom died, I made coffee. Same mug, same routine, and same kitchen. I remember standing there waiting for ...

There is no Tom Brady, no Bill Belichick and certainly no Malcolm Butler. Darrelle Revis won't be lining up at corner. Gronk won't be catching any passes. But this is still the Patriots — the team ...

Dr. Haider, a cardiologist and social media advocate for heart health, shares eight practical habits he personally follows to keep his heart strong. Dr. Haider, a cardiologist in New York and known ...

Silent killers are dangerous not because they are rare, but because they are common and easy to overlook. High blood pressure, diabetes, kidney disease, heart disease, and several cancers affect ...

A shocking diagnosis led a writer to focus on the dispassionate medical details, until his body jolted him into confronting what he hadn’t. By Ethan Hauser Ethan Hauser is an editor on the Culture ...