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Dr. Virend Somers, a Mayo Clinic cardiologist explains how excessive daytime sleepiness can have a negative effect on the heart.
A diet that's high in fat, salt, sugar and cholesterol can lead to heart disease. Eating habits can be hard to change, though. From controlling portion sizes ...
— Zika also may have serious effects on the heart, new research shows in the first study to report cardiovascular complications related to this virus, according ...
Swelling that's ongoing or that keeps coming back can cause the pericardium to become thick or scarred. The scarring can reduce the heart's ability to pump ...
The tests can help show the severity of heart damage. Coronary angiogram. This test uses X-ray imaging to check the inside of the heart's blood vessels. It's ...
But with Mayo Clinic here in town, it was a no-brainer for me." — Elmo Aquino. "Patients who have this condition typically have an enlarged heart with weakened ...
Learn more about this temporary heart muscle condition that can mimic a heart attack. It may be triggered by stressful events, such as a loved one's death.
Certain heart treatments can be done during cardiac catheterization. Staging. After testing confirms a diagnosis of aortic or other heart valve disease, your ...
The maximum heart rate is the upper limit of what your heart and blood vessel system, called the cardiovascular system, can handle during physical activity. If ...
Cardiac ablation is performed by heart specialists (cardiologists) with special training in heart rhythm disorders (electrophysiologists). Mayo Clinic has one ...
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