Heart Attack
Heart attack (myocardial infarction (MI), is the leading cause of death among Americans. It often results from coronary artery disease, the most common form of heart disease to affect adults. See your doctor immediately if you feel pressure or a squeezing sensation in your chest, neck, jaw, shoulders, back or arms, especially if it’s accompanied by sweating, nausea, vomiting, or shortness of breath.
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The Most Important Thing You'll Do After a Heart Attack
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How to Recover From a Heart Attack
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What You Need to Know About Heart Attacks
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What It Feels Like for a Woman to Have a Heart Attack
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4 Vital Tips for Traveling With Heart Disease
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Sugary Drinks Increase Heart Attack, Stroke Risk
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Prevent Heart Attacks by Eating Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
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Why You Should Do Cardiac Rehab
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Six Holiday Habits That Cause Heart Attacks
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How Punching a Clock Helps Your Heart
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Too Young to Have a Heart Attack? Think Again
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The Best Aspirin Regimen Post-Heart Attack
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6 Hidden Causes of Heart Attacks
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Know the Signs: Heart Attack
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Why Heart Attack Signs Differ in Men and Women
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When to Worry About Chest Pain
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What To Do If You Think You’re Having a Heart Attack
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The Genetic Condition Behind Bob Harper’s Heart Attack
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Bob Harper on Surviving a Heart Attack and Cardiac Arrest
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Study: Heart Attack Patients Getting Younger, Fatter
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How to Stop a Silent Heart Attack
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Could You Have a Heart Attack and Not Know It?
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Try Chinese Exercise for Heart Attack Recovery
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Can Stress Really Cause a Heart Attack?
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Bob Harper Opens Up About His Road to Recovery
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Avoid a Silent Heart Attack
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6 Heart Attack Facts for Women
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How to Avoid This Unexpected Side Effect of a Heart Attack
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Can Aspirin Help Prevent a Second Heart Attack?
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The Steps You Must Take After a Heart Attack
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8 Questions to Ask Your Doctor After a Heart Attack
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Simple Steps You Can Take to Prevent a Second Heart Attack
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Sex After a Heart Attack