A heart attack can strike anyone at any time. However, research suggests that some of its symptoms may manifest as early as a ...

A new therapeutic device, the Coronary Sinus Reducer (CSR), is making waves in the treatment of refractory angina, providing ...

Eleven million people in the United States live with angina, making this condition quite common. However, symptoms can vary from person to person. Depending on the type of angina you have ...

[3] state that patients with UA may experience the discomfort of stable angina (deep and poorly localized discomfort in the chest or arm), except that the symptoms are more severe, prolonged ...

that the symptoms may be misdiagnosed as being caused by another disorder or as related merely to aging. Exertional angina pectoris is commonly the first manifestation of CAD in middle-aged ...

New-onset exertional angina, even if relieved with rest and requiring a consistent amount of exertion to produce symptoms. Angina is considered unstable when it first occurs. Previously stable ...

As I cannot entertain a doubt whether this was an instance of true Angina Pectoris, having witnessed the form of a whole paroxysm, and carefully noticed the symptoms, and the correspondence with ...

The device was not included as a potential treatment despite sham-controlled evidence showing it reduces patient symptoms.

But in most people who have had PAD, angina, stroke, or a heart attack ... but it often goes untreated. Don't ignore symptoms of depression. It won't only make you feel terrible.