
How do you take care of your heart after 40?
As you find yourself hitting 40, you may start thinking about health issues you previously didn’t concern yourself with. Should heart health be one of them?
Tom woke up sweating profusely and feeling unwell, with a heavy pain in the center of his chest that spread to his arms when he got out of bed.
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Anne thought she was having panic attacks, but it turned out to be more serious: Thanks to cardiology teams at The Ross Heart Hospital, she was diagnosed with supraventricular tachycardia (SVT) and received the treatment she needed.
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When Quovardis started having heart palpitations to the point that she was gasping for air, she knew something was seriously wrong. Watch her story.
It's pretty unusual when a patient has a heart condition that doctors can't explain. It's even more unusual when the patient is a doctor himself. Watch his story.
When Wendell started experiencing shortness of breath, he knew something might be wrong. He never imagined he'd need a new heart. Watch his story.
Aaron’s irregular heartbeat increasingly caused him to miss out on things that were important to him: time with his wife and three young daughters.
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As you find yourself hitting 40, you may start thinking about health issues you previously didn’t concern yourself with. Should heart health be one of them?
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