Experts urge women to call 911 at first signs of heart attack, based on study that highlights delays in treatment.
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Women Wait Longer to Seek Treatment for Heart Attack, Study Finds -
Anxiety and Depression Boost Heart Attack and Stroke Risk Australian study finds that adults with high levels of anxiety and depression are at greater risk of life-threatening heart events. -
Resuming Work After Heart Attack Linked to Better Outcomes Study finds that heart attack survivors who don’t return to work tend to face poorer health, financial hardship, signs of depression.
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Erectile Dysfunction Associated with Increased Risk for Heart Attack and Stroke Men with erectile dysfunction should discuss their risk for heart disease with their clinician.