Because not every heart screams for help—it sometimes whispers. When it comes to heart attacks, many of us imagine a dramatic ...

Women can experience heart attack symptoms that are different from men’s. Recognizing these signs early and seeking immediate medical attention can save women’s lives. Unlike men, women often ...

Heart disease is the leading cause of death among women, yet many miss the early warning signs due to subtle or atypical ...

You can have heart disease with no symptoms. And for Black folks, knowing your body’s warning signs can be life-saving.

“Two days ago I had a heart attack,” she said ... The Post that people with diabetes and women were especially prone to some less-common symptoms. According to Srinivas, those symptoms ...

Women are often diagnosed later than men, and their heart attack symptoms can be less distinct, leading to a delayed response. Additionally, women may have higher rates of certain conditions like ...

The heart disease charity Croi has launched a campaign to raise awareness of the symptoms of heart attacks amongst women.

1 While many women believed they would recognise the signs of a heart attack, only 3% were able to name all relevant symptoms. And less than 1% could accurately name the symptoms without naming ...

Did you know men and women's heart cells prefer different kinds of fuel? Gender differences are emerging as scientists turn to neglected area.

Dr. Ameera Haamid, the associate emergency medical services medical director of the Chicago South EMS System, agreed that people should always call 911 when they're having heart attack or stroke ...

SUDDEN adult death syndrome (SADS) strikes around 500 people in the UK every year. It describes when someone’s heart stops ...