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Are you experiencing chest pain or angina? Does it come and go? Are you worried about a heart problem? Find out why angina that comes and goes deserves an evaluation by a cardiologist.

Whether you’re young at heart or just plain young, you’re not immune to heart disease. Depending on your risk factors, you could have a heart attack or other serious heart problems at any age. Here’s what you should know to keep your heart safe.

If you have varicose veins and they’re painful or simply bothersome by their appearance, you may be considering a treatment to get rid of them. Endovenous radiofrequency ablation is one way to remove varicose veins, but does it last?

If you have the bulging veins known as varicose veins, it’s easy — and reasonable — to have concerns about flying. Consider these expert tips for protecting your vein health in the air.

Minimally invasive angioplasty helps prevent heart attacks and other complications in people who have coronary artery blockages. Read on to learn more about angioplasty and why you might just be a candidate for the procedure.

Peripheral artery disease, or PAD, can severely limit your blood flow while causing no outward symptoms. Here’s what you need to know about early signs and risk factors, and when to get tested for PAD.

When you need a stress test, you may feel a little, well, stressed. A stress test evaluates your heart’s health. Do you really need the stress of a less-than-perfect answer? Why can’t you just monitor your own heart health and hope for the best? 

Controlling high blood pressure isn't solely about medications; the food you eat also plays a powerful role. You can actively combat hypertension and protect your heart health by making the right dietary choices.

If you're experiencing pain in your chest, don't ignore it. It could be a sign of a potentially fatal heart condition. Learning more about early diagnosis and intervention can save your life. Keep reading!

It is well known that our diet plays a critical role in maintaining heart health. This study shows how walnuts may provide anti-inflammatory effects that help reduce the risk of heart disease.