You can be ultra fit and still have a heart attack
When someone as fit as Ratona Harr, a spin class instructor, has a heart attack, it’s a wake-up call for everyone.
When someone as fit as Ratona Harr, a spin class instructor, has a heart attack, it’s a wake-up call for everyone.
Resolutions, no matter how small, can be great challenges.
They motivate us to try something new, inspired by the fresh start of a new calendar year.
When you can’t catch your breath, everything feels harder to do. From walking up stairs to playing with grandchildren, shortness of breath can put a damper on daily life.
When Deborah Haracz first met Mark Ricciardi, MD, a cardiologist with Endeavor Health, she
With the holiday season comes wintery weather, time spent with family, and of course, delicious home-cooked meals.
For many, the phrase “heart-healthy eating” instantly conjures images of bland, boring meals.
Heck, “healthy eating” can have the same effect.
Stress can do a number on your health, causing sleep disturbances, digestive issues, even a broken heart.
Keeping your heart healthy is not something you may think about every day. But you should.
That big Thanksgiving dinner can be a lot more than just a meal. It’s often an event.
The human heart has four valves — mitral, tricuspid, pulmonary and aortic. These valves have flaps that open and close with each heartbeat.
The saying, “You are what you eat,” is true in a way.
Artificial intelligence (AI) can handle a variety of tasks, some more helpful than others. Endeavor Health cardiologists have found a way AI can improve healthcare for heart patients.

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