Heart Disease

    What Is Heart Disease?

    Heart disease, sometimes called cardiovascular disease, is a term that covers a wide variety of conditions that make it harder for your heart to perform its life-sustaining function. The most common forms of heart disease include coronary artery disease (CAD), congestive heart failure and stroke. Learn about these conditions, as well as ways to keep your ticker strong for a long, healthy life.

    Living with Heart Disease

    Recognizing Heart Attack Symptoms

    The signs can vary. Be prepared by knowing how heart attacks strike.

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    Drug Treatments for Heart Disease

    Learn about the medications used to control heart disease symptoms.

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    Rx for Heart Conditions

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    Heart Disease Q&As

    Clifford Morris, MD
    Clifford Morris, MD
    Cardiology (Cardiovascular Disease)
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    How does stress affect heart disease in women?
    A

    Stress is a major risk factor for heart disease in women. In this video, Clifford V. Morris, MD, a cardiologist with Virginia Cardiovascular Specialists, explains how important it is to put your heart's health first. . .


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