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H eart disease is one of the top causes of death for both men and women. The American Heart Association (AHA) is committed to spreading awareness and helping people lower the risk ...

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"She was a trailblazer" whose work was "well before its time and was incredibly insightful," said Dr. Paul K. Whelton, the ...

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or what you might know as ongoing high blood pressure. “Hypertensive heart disease is a condition where the heart muscle can get damaged over time due to long-standing high blood pressure ...

Dr. Michael Chenier with Mission Hospital writes that knowing symptoms of heart disease and getting screened shoule be a priority for all adults.

The minimum ‘indicative’ prevalence for all forms of PHT is 326 cases/100 000 inhabitants of the local population, with left heart disease-associated PHT being the commonest cause (250 cases/100 000).