Coronary Artery Disease in Physically Fit Middle Age People

How could it be possible for a physically fit person in middle age to have significant coronary artery disease: dangerous blockages in their heart’s arteries? […]

How Much Strength Training a Week Lowers Heart Attack Risk?

Strength training will lower heart attack and stroke risk. […]

Pain in the Left Arm from Heart Attack vs. Muscle Problem

Comparison of how left arm pain from a heart attack feels vs. from a muscle problem… “When people feel pain in their left arm, they are often worried that it could be a sign of [...]

Can a Heart Problem Cause a Warm Sensation in the Leg?

Just what is the connection between coronary heart disease and a warm feeling in the leg? You may already know that a deep vein thrombosis can present with a very warm sensation in a specific [...]

Why Is Hand Grip Strength Linked to Heart Health?

It’s no secret in the medical world that hand grip strength is associated with heart health, cardiac events and death. You may be wondering what on earth does hand grip strength have to do with [...]

Can a Troponin Level Be Normal After a Heart Attack?

A myocardial infarction is a heart attack. Troponins “leak” from damaged heart tissue and make their way to the bloodstream. Normally in the absence of a heart attack the levels are very low. A heart [...]

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