Heart Disease Videos
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Every 40 seconds someone in the U.S. has a heart attack. What happens when one occurs?
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This procedure helps restore blood flow to the heart. Your surgeon will actually bypass the blockage with a healthy blood vessel. See how.
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CAD is the leading cause of death in the U.S., so it’s important to adopt healthy habits and keep your ticker in tip-top shape.
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Muscle pain and cramping may be a sign your limbs aren’t getting enough blood. Learn the causes and strategies to prevent PAD.
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Where does a widow maker get its name? Take an inside look at what causes your heart to suddenly stop.
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Homocysteine is a protein building block in your blood and a high level can lead to heart disease. Here’s what you need to know.
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If your leg muscles ache or your sore foot doesn’t heal, you could have peripheral artery disease.
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Selenium is naturally found in water and some foods. While people only need a very small amount, selenium protects your cells and helps regulate metabolism.
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Edith was born with two heart defects. But at 2 years old, she's thriving.
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One heart attack happens about every 40 seconds in the U.S. Do you know the signs?
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A cardiologist explains what causes your aortic valve to narrow and signs that signal this kind of heart disease.
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What does aortic stenosis look like, and what causes your heart to work harder?
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Diet and exercise are both important for heart health, but which matters more?
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Dr. Matthew Bramlett talks about how 3-D models are helping children with complex heart defects. Surgeons are using the model to help plan their surgeries.
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Blood pressure monitoring and cholesterol levels are important factors of a woman’s heart health.
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Do you know the top signs of a heart attack?
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Niacin helps control cholesterol, but is it safe?
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Surgeons borrow veins and arteries from non-critical areas of the body to get around blockages in the heart.
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Every year heart disease kills more women than breast cancer and can strike the young as well as old. Find out how to protect yourself.
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Jonathan Sackner Bernstein, MD, talks about family history and the risk of heart disease.
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Jonathan Sackner Bernstein, MD, describes how smoking tobacco affects cardiovascular risk.
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Jonathan Sackner Bernstein, MD, explains how heart disease became the top killer of both men and women in the U.S.
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Jonathan Sackner Bernstein, MD, explains the link between stress and heart disease.
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Jonathan Sackner Bernstein, MD, explains the link between inflammation and heart disease.
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Jonathan Sackner Bernstein, MD, explains how excess weight can stress your body.