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Woman who survived 2 heart attacks urges others to 'listen to your body'
Amy Cavaliere thought she was experiencing a panic attack, but she was actually having a heart attack. Here's what she wants others to know.
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Susan Lucci, 75, opens up about undergoing second heart procedure: 'Be your own advocate'
The "All My Children" star is using her experience to advocate for others.
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Joel McHale opens up about infant son’s open heart surgery in 2005: 'This remains one of the most dramatic times for my family'
"Life is happening to all of us and when it happens to your kid, you just deal with it as best you can," the comedian said.
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Heart disease affects men and women differently — do you know the signs?
There are some big differences in the way men and women experience heart disease. And doctors say knowing and understanding those differences could help save your life.
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Are you at risk for heart failure? Here are 3 warning signs to look out for
Would you know the warning signs of heart failure if it was happening to you or someone you love? Experts say these are the signs to pay attention to.
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3 things you can do right now to improve your heart health
Check out these three easy, expert-recommended steps to improve your heart health — one you can even do lying down.
Yahoo Life3 easy ways to eat heart smart: ‘You don’t have to have a perfect diet’
What you eat has a direct impact on your heart health. The good news: Making small, easy changes to your diet can go a long way to protect your heart.
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Study makes it clear why women need to prioritize their own health
Death rates from heart disease have gone up in younger women. "This is a bad trend."
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Why deaths from cardiovascular disease have risen during the pandemic
A new study found that deaths from cardiovascular disease went up in some regions across the U.S. Researchers say that may be due to patients putting off going to hospitals over fears of contracting COVID-19.
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COVID-19 long haulers on months of debilitating symptoms: ‘They don’t know how to make me better’
The coronavirus causes some to get sick for weeks — for others, the side effect linger for months. Yahoo Life talks to "long haulers" about their new battle.
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Birth month may influence the risk of death from heart disease, says study
The month in which you’re born may influence your future heart disease risk, according to a new study published in the British Medical Journal.
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11,000 reviewers say turmeric supplements fight pain and inflammation — here's what experts think
Turmeric supplements are growing in popularity, and experts say there's a good reason for it. Here are the best supplements to check out now.
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Robin McGraw says 'self neglect' cost her mother her health: 'I'm not going to perpetuate that one legacy of hers'
Robin McGraw opens up about her late mother's influence on her life. "I am the woman I am today because of my mother," she says.
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'Basically real heroes': 7-Eleven employee who went into cardiac arrest saved by officers, customer
In what the store manager describes as the "highest level of humanity," a female customer began CPR on him as police officers entered the store to help.
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Hawaiian Airlines flight attendant dies midflight of suspected heart attack
Emile Griffin, a flight attendant with Hawaiian Airlines for 31 years, died during his shift from a suspected heart attack.
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Man dies hours after being sent away from hospital: 'No beds were available'
His wife confirmed to the police that "his doctor wanted him to be admitted for a heart issue. However, there were no rooms available."
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A nearly brain-dead woman survives after being taken off life support
Four months after her heart attack, thanks to an open heart surgery, speech and physical therapy, Michele De Leeuw is almost fully recovered. Her husband calls her a "miracle lady."
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Single mom posts letter from hospital suggesting she fundraise to afford heart transplant: 'It's a shame we have to beg for health care funding'
A hospital in Grand Rapids, Mich., is facing backlash after recommending that a woman try “fundraising” to afford a heart transplant.
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Man survived 'sudden death syndrome' — a rare genetic condition that can 'kill' you multiple times
A Texas man with a rare genetic disorder says he died twice in one day. Here's what you need to know about Brugada syndrome.
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New study suggests that sleeping too much increases the risk of premature death
Subjects who slept more than 10 hours a night were more likely to suffer a fatal stroke or heart disease, according to the researchers.
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New study finds just one milkshake is enough to kick-start heart disease
For a recent study, researchers checked their participants’ blood, fed them a milkshake, and checked their blood a few hours later. The result resembled the beginning of cardiovascular disease.
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How healthy are police? An ex-cop is suing the NYPD for his obesity
Stressful working conditions caused heart damage and added deadly amounts of weight to ex-officer Jose Vega. His fight for disability underscores the intrinsically unhealthy conditions of being a cop.
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Eating a handful of nuts a couple of times a week can seriously cut the risk of heart disease
Eating a handful of nuts a couple of times a week can cut the risk of heart disease by almost a quarter, research has revealed.
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Heart Disease Didn't Stop This Woman from Founding a Cycling Studio
Karen Hill was diagnosed with a heart condition, but she refused to let that stop her from leading an active lifestyle. She founded First Wind Cycling & Fitness.
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A New Drug Lowers Risk of Heart Attack and Cancer
A drug currently used to treat rare rheumatoid arthritis conditions may be the next big thing to treat heart disease and cancer
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Breaking down the 'fat but fit' phenomenon
If you're overweight but eat a good diet and exercise often, you're probably healthy. But new research finds that being overweight or obese can affect your future health.