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Heart Health
A blood test could help determine if you are at risk, or have had a heart attack.
A blood test could help determine if you are at risk, or have had a heart attack.
Heart Health with Dr. Nancy Snyderman
NBC's Dr. Nancy Snyderman and Meredith Vieira discuss key facts, and myths, about heart disease.
Being Overweight Could Affect Your Heart Health
The size of your waist could be indicator of your risk for heart failure.
Sleep and Heart Disease: What's the Link?
Sleeping well is important for well being, and a recent study has shown it might also affect heart health . Sleep deprivation, insomnia, or too much sleep can create problems with blood pressure and hormone levels that can contribute to heart attacks.
Overhauling Your Diet Can Help Your Heart
A diet overhaul, plus exercise and lifestyle changes, has been shown to help overweight and obese people not only lose weight, but also make their hearts healthier.
Anxiety Increases Chest Pain in Heart Disease Patients
Coronary artery disease patients are more likely to suffer chest pain if they also have anxiety or depression.
Over 5 Million People In the US Are Affected By Heart Failure
According to recent statistics from the American Heart Association, 5.2 million people in the United States are affected by heart failure- and those numbers continue to rise.
More Women Are Having Heart Attacks Than Ever
More middle-aged women are having heart attacks, but they are more likely to survive compared to years past.
Dr. Nancy Snyderman Reports on Vitamin D and Kids Who Don't Get Enough of It
NBC's Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports that kids are not getting enough Vitamin D from sunlight.
A study adds to the growing body of evidence that your weight is linked to how much sleep you at night.
