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damar hamlin of buffalo bills confirms chest trauma was the cause of january collapse
hamlin, who suffered commotio cordis — when a blow to the left ventricle of the heart upsets the heart’s rhythm and causes cardiac arrest — plans to return to the game, saying: "fear is a choice."
emma jones
heart health
apr 20 2023
damar hamlin of the buffalo bill stands with the medical personnel that cared for him after he collapsed during a game on january 2, 2023 before super bowl lvii at state farm stadium on february 12, 2023 in glendale, arizona.

hypertension, heart disease apps help with earlier diagnosis and faster treatment
our phones are becoming an integral part of managing heart health with apps that can detect heart disease earlier and reduce risk of heart attack and stroke.
karen hawthorne
hypertension
apr 17 2023
technology improving high blood pressure care

what it feels like: 'i feel left out' with pulmonary hypertension
it took several months and a stay in the hospital before allison wells found out why she was always short of breath.
emma jones
hypertension
apr 13 2023
allison wells lives with pulmonary hypertension, which causes higher blood pressure in the lungs due to the narrowing of the pulmonary arteries.

covid-19 and myocarditis: was it a false alarm?
early in the covid-19 pandemic, an alarming number of patients hospitalized with the virus were also found to have inflammation in their hearts, but now researchers aren't so sure.
emma jones
coronavirus
mar 31 2023
as much as 30 per cent of patients hospitalized with covid-19 also had evidence of damage to the heart.

congestive heart failure: symptoms, causes, treatments
people with heart disease can reduce their risk of heart failure by making lifestyle changes, including limiting alcohol and quitting smoking.
dave yasvinski
heart health
mar 29 2023
heart failure is on the rise as more people survive heart attacks. getty

vertebral artery dissection: how risky is it to 'crack' your neck?
neck and spine manipulation can relieve pain, but like all health interventions, it's not without risk.
maja begovic
heart health
mar 27 2023
chiropractic care has many benefits, but there are risks to be aware of. getty

heart disease in indigenous communities: a lack of understanding
first nations people are three times more likely to experience heart and vascular issues despite readily available information about prevention and symptoms that has decreased risk across much of the country.
dave yasvinski
heart health
mar 27 2023
the early warning signs of heart disease: an indigenous research creation project is recruiting indigenous men and women with heart disease. getty

systemic change in how we treat cardiovascular disease is key to addressing care gaps, particularly among female patients, says top cardiologist
“bringing the health-care system and people together to approach the issue from a women’s perspective” will lead to better outcomes, says cardiovascular patient who suffered a major heart attack as a young woman
denise deveau, postmedia content works
sponsored - heart health
mar 23 2023
“you can’t be shy about learning the symptoms and speaking up,” says lorelei downes about cardiovascular disease.
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damar hamlin of buffalo bills confirms chest trauma was the cause of january collapse
hamlin, who suffered commotio cordis — when a blow to the left ventricle of the heart upsets the heart’s rhythm and causes cardiac arrest — plans to return to the game, saying: "fear is a choice."
emma jones
heart health
apr 20 2023
damar hamlin of the buffalo bill stands with the medical personnel that cared for him after he collapsed during a game on january 2, 2023 before super bowl lvii at state farm stadium on february 12, 2023 in glendale, arizona.

hypertension, heart disease apps help with earlier diagnosis and faster treatment
our phones are becoming an integral part of managing heart health with apps that can detect heart disease earlier and reduce risk of heart attack and stroke.
karen hawthorne
hypertension
apr 17 2023
technology improving high blood pressure care

what it feels like: 'i feel left out' with pulmonary hypertension
it took several months and a stay in the hospital before allison wells found out why she was always short of breath.
emma jones
hypertension
apr 13 2023
allison wells lives with pulmonary hypertension, which causes higher blood pressure in the lungs due to the narrowing of the pulmonary arteries.

covid-19 and myocarditis: was it a false alarm?
early in the covid-19 pandemic, an alarming number of patients hospitalized with the virus were also found to have inflammation in their hearts, but now researchers aren't so sure.
emma jones
coronavirus
mar 31 2023
as much as 30 per cent of patients hospitalized with covid-19 also had evidence of damage to the heart.
powered by
canadian society for exercise physiology

congestive heart failure: symptoms, causes, treatments
people with heart disease can reduce their risk of heart failure by making lifestyle changes, including limiting alcohol and quitting smoking.
dave yasvinski
heart health
mar 29 2023
heart failure is on the rise as more people survive heart attacks. getty

vertebral artery dissection: how risky is it to 'crack' your neck?
neck and spine manipulation can relieve pain, but like all health interventions, it's not without risk.
maja begovic
heart health
mar 27 2023
chiropractic care has many benefits, but there are risks to be aware of. getty

heart disease in indigenous communities: a lack of understanding
first nations people are three times more likely to experience heart and vascular issues despite readily available information about prevention and symptoms that has decreased risk across much of the country.
dave yasvinski
heart health
mar 27 2023
the early warning signs of heart disease: an indigenous research creation project is recruiting indigenous men and women with heart disease. getty

systemic change in how we treat cardiovascular disease is key to addressing care gaps, particularly among female patients, says top cardiologist
“bringing the health-care system and people together to approach the issue from a women’s perspective” will lead to better outcomes, says cardiovascular patient who suffered a major heart attack as a young woman
denise deveau, postmedia content works
sponsored - heart health
mar 23 2023
“you can’t be shy about learning the symptoms and speaking up,” says lorelei downes about cardiovascular disease.
powered by
the leukemia & lymphoma society of canada (llsc)

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