Flaxseed Slashes Blood Pressure
Inexpensive and safe flaxseed supplements can treat hypertension without drugs, according to a recent study.... More
Dr. Douglas P. Zipes, cardiology consultant and contributing editor, is an authority on pacing and electrophysiology (rhythms of the heart).
Inexpensive and safe flaxseed supplements can treat hypertension without drugs, according to a recent study.... More
Medical “implantology” monitors heart patients on the go. ... More
I know that coconut oil is bad for a person. What about palm oil? The answer depends on whether the oil is extracted from the... More
Dr. Zipes offers advice on toxic friendships, LifeVests that prevent against sudden cardiac arrest, and fitness.... More
Several foods and supplements can alter the heart’s electrical system and trigger heart rhythm disorders. Keep your heart in sync with this quick guide.... More
Holidays are for enjoying. So, here's a full day of delicious meals that are both festive and good for your heart. Really!... More
Please explain the difference between an electrocardiogram and an echocardiogram. What exactly do these tests tell doctors about the heart?... More
My brother-in-law just turned 50 and needs a new heart. We sometimes hear that wealthy people get donor organs quicker than others. Is this true?... More
I had a stroke in 2003, and a diagnostic test showed a “hole” in my heart with no right-to-left shunt. The shunt didn’t show up... More
What is the latest information about taking daily baby aspirin to help the heart?... More
Q: One year after a double bypass, doctors said my heart has scarred shut, and I need another surgery. What caused this problem, and what... More
Q: Is it safe for a person with a pacemaker to play the slot machines at a casino? A: It is safe for your pacemaker—but... More
Q: How does the Maze treatment for atrial fibrillation work, and what does it involve? A: The Maze procedure is open heart surgery to eliminate... More
Q: How many types of drugs can treat high blood pressure? I’ve had it about two years. Any suggestions? A: Doctors commonly prescribe five types... More
Q: The medical profession says I have about 10 premature beats per minute. My pulse is in the range of 50 to 60 beats. Are skipped... More
Q: The systolic (top) blood pressure reading in my right arm runs 12 to 18 points higher than in my left. Results from an EKG... More
Q: I have angina, and some of my arteries are blocked. What are my chances of having a heart attack, and can a prescription drug... More