Heart Disease Slideshows

If you want a healthy ticker, there are some foods you’ll want to indulge in every now and then only. Find out which ones and how to make healthy substitutes.

Find out why symptoms like arm pain, fatigue, lightheadedness, and nausea are signs of heart trouble -- and what you should do about it.

You probably know the usual heart disease causes: too many pounds, lack of exercise, eating too much fat and salt. But much stranger things can also increase the risk of heart disease.

You don’t have to take medicine to lower your heart disease risk. Find out more about how diet, exercise, and other lifestyle changes can help your heart.

Heart disease affects men and women. But symptoms in women -- and the conditions they’re likely to get -- can be very different. Learn symptoms and risks.

Heart disease covers everything from clogged arteries that cause heart attacks to heart defects you’re born with. Learn how the different types of heart disease affect your body and what symptoms to look for from this WebMD slideshow.

You know that obesity and high blood pressure can raise your risk for a heart attack, but WebMD's slideshow illustrates some lesser known triggers that might surprise you.

What are the ingredients of a heart-healthy diet? WebMD goes behind the foods to show you what nutrients you need.

Discover some unexpected symptoms that could signal heart trouble. Often, related conditions can raise your risk.

Simple lifestyle changes like eating (a little bit of) chocolate can boost your heart health.

This WebMD slideshow shows you what you can do to can stay safe and lower your risk of bleeding when you're taking blood thinners.

Learn the symptoms and how to diagnose a heart attack, treatment options, and what you can do to reduce your risk.

WebMD provides a visual overview of heart disease, including symptoms to watch for, diagnostic tests, treatments, and prevention strategies.

A healthy diet starts at the grocery store. View this WebMD slideshow to see fat foods to avoid, and fit foods to choose.

The top foods for heart health go beyond cholesterol busters to edamame, nuts, salmon, even coffee, in this list from WebMD. Cooking tips and pictures show how to work new foods into your diet.