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Magnesium and Your Heart: Why This Mineral Deserves More Attention
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Magnesium and Your Heart: Why This Mineral Deserves More Attention

Magnesium is involved in hundreds of processes in the body, including several that directly affect your heart. Here is what the evidence shows and who may benefit most.

Recovering After a Heart Attack
Conditions

Recovering After a Heart Attack

Coming home after a heart attack raises questions that don't always get answered in hospital. This article covers what to expect and how to move forward with confidence.

SGLT2 Inhibitors: The Diabetes Drug That Transformed Heart Failure Treatment
Medications

SGLT2 Inhibitors: The Diabetes Drug That Transformed Heart Failure Treatment

Originally developed to lower blood sugar, SGLT2 inhibitors have turned out to be among the most important heart failure medications in a generation.

Statins: What Patients Ask Me Most
Medications

Statins: What Patients Ask Me Most

If you have been prescribed a statin, you probably have questions. A cardiologist addresses the concerns patients raise most, from muscle pain and memory loss to whether you need one at all.

Lipoprotein(a): The Inherited Heart Risk Most People Have Never Heard Of
Tests & Procedures

Lipoprotein(a): The Inherited Heart Risk Most People Have Never Heard Of

Lp(a) is genetic, largely untreatable by standard medications, and affects one in five people, yet most have never had it measured. Here is what you need to know.

Resistance Training: Why Lifting Matters More Than You Think
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Resistance Training: Why Lifting Matters More Than You Think

Most cardiac exercise advice focuses on walking and cardio, but resistance training deserves equal attention. Here is why building muscle matters for your heart.

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Women's Heart Health

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women — yet it is still widely misunderstood and underdiagnosed. Our dedicated section covers the symptoms, risk factors and treatment differences that every woman should know.

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