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Heart attack. High blood pressure. Blood clots. Whether you're at risk of heart complications during and after cancer treatment depends on many factors.
Mayo Clinic researchers found a newer imaging technique may find subtle changes in heart dysfunction the deadly heart disease, myocarditis.
In the past, moderate drinking was thought to be linked with a lower risk of dying from heart disease and possibly diabetes. ... Cardiovascular disease, such as ...
Structural heart disease is a problem with the tissues or valves of the heart. The valves in your heart control the flow of blood from one part of the heart ...
Heart failure. Sudden cardiac arrest or sudden cardiac death. Prevention. Preventing heart disease may help lower the risk of bradycardia. The American Heart ...
Being mindful of your diet could help prevent heart disease and high blood pressure. "Blood pressure might be affected by the quality of our foods, and ...
A few factors may play a role. In women, heart disease tends to affect the smaller cardiac vessels more often than in men. Tight artery blockages are not as ...
Cardiac catheterization. This test isn't often used to diagnose heart valve disease. But it may be done if other tests don't find changes with the heart valves ...
The changes in blood flow create a murmur. When calcium affects the heart valves, it's called calcific or degenerative valve disease. Infection of the inner ...
that didn't involve open-heart surgery. "Mechanical problems need mechanical solutions. In this case, it was finding a device that could be placed across the ...
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