
Treatment for Heart Valve Disease that Avoids Open Heart Surgery
Minimally invasive procedures enhance quality of life.
Minimally invasive procedures enhance quality of life.
UNC researchers are spreading the word about these disparities and starting a conversation about how to change them.
Cardiology, Health Disparities, Heart and Vascular Health, Heart Attacks, Research, Women's Health
Symptoms in women can be vague, subtle and easy to miss.
Heart failure doesn’t mean your heart doesn’t work, but that it works less well.
If not treated immediately, this rare cardiac event can be fatal.
Vascular specialists answer common questions about this potentially serious condition.
Longer life expectancy for women can mean more strokes.
Fast treatment is key to improve chances of survival and minimize long-term effects.
A nutritious diet and exercise can help keep cholesterol levels low.
Lifestyle changes can help you prevent heart disease, the No. 1 killer of Americans.
Women can take steps to prevent heart disease by practicing healthy lifestyle habits.
Careful monitoring by expert physicians is the key to living with an aortic aneurysm.